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Pennsylvania - October, 2023

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• Monsanto Hit With $332M Verdict In California Roundup Trial
• Trial Of Former Philly Union Leader On Tap After Thorny Path
• Ex-Football Coach, Rover Get Arbitration In Hidden-Cam Suits
• EPA, Blue States Urge Justices Not To Halt EPA's Smog Plan
• Monsanto Hit With $175M Verdict In 1st Philly Roundup Trial
• 3rd Circ. Presses For Evidence In Merck Shingles Vax Suit
• The Growing Need For FLSA Private Settlement Rule Clarity
• Suspended NJ Atty Cops To ID Theft In Real Estate Scheme
• Ametek Inc. Buying PE-Backed Paragon Medical For $1.9B
• Eastman Testifies Electoral Talk With Pence Not Legal 'Advice'
• Co. Can Target Iraqi Assets In US In $120M Contract Fight
• Injury Waiver Dooms Gym-Goer's Rowing Machine Suit
• 3rd Circ. Says Janssen Can't Appeal DTSA Seizure Order
• Mitsubishi Hit With $980M Verdict In Pa. Crash Suit
• Erie Tells Justices Policyholders' Move Would Violate CAFA
• Microscope Equipment Maker's Trade Secrets Suit Narrowed
• Mineral Biz Investors' Attys Get $450K For Mooted Merger Suit
• USAA Settles Uninsured Driver Coverage Dispute
• Trucking Industry Atty Rejoins Team At Saxton & Stump
• Philly, Guild Misled Firefighters On PTO Sell-Backs, Court Told
• Candidate Says Rival Party Defamed Him Over COVID Cleanup
• Tips For Litigating Against Pro Se Parties In Complex Disputes
• Cleveland Firm Must Face RE Developer's Malpractice Suit
• Panera Takes 'Charged' Drink Death Suit To Federal Court
• Stradley Ronon Attys Win Release Of Wrongly Convicted Man
• 3rd Circ. Will Consider 'Poster Child' Liquor RICO Case
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revise Payout Rules In NFL Concussion Case
• Compliance Primer: Foreign Investment In US Real Property
• In-House Construction Atty Rejoins Cohen Seglias In Philly
• SEC Trims But Can't Nix Ex-Agency Atty's Bias Suit
• 'Passover Celebration Gone Wrong' Moves Closer To Trial
• No Proof Roundup Caused Philly Man's Cancer, Jurors Told
• Ex-Union Biz Manager Seeks Third Embezzlement Trial Delay
• Pa. Court Inks $15M Judgment Against Defunct Cannabis Co.
• Condo's Neglect Caused Transformer Fire, Insurer Says
• 3rd Circ. Dismisses Ex-Union Railroad Worker's Age Bias Suit
• Don't Fine Rehab Co. In NLRB's Holiday Pay Row, Judge Says
• TD Bank Patrons Seek Final OK For $5M Deal In Fees Suit
• Judge Won't Slice Sentencing In Sub Shop Tax Fraud Case
• Speedway, 7-Eleven Face Suit After Employee's Car Crash
• Nurse Sues Pa. Hospital Over COVID Vaccine Requirement
• Pro Bono Work Is Powerful Self-Help For Attorneys
• Pa. Panel Says AG Must Release Drug Enforcement Docs
• Eastman, Judge Spar Over Relevance Of Unpassed Resolution
• Transco Defends FERC's Approval Of Pipeline Expansion
• 18 States Urge Justices To End Baseball Antitrust Exemption
• Norfolk Southern Gets Schools' Derailment Claims Paused
• Ex-Pa. Athlete Settles With Firm That Offered To Be Sued
• 3rd Circ. Rejects Counsel Waiver Claim In Stalking Case
• Longtime Pennsylvania County DA Dies On Eve Of Retirement
• Playing In A Rock Cover Band Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• State AGs Say Meta Purposely Hooks Kids On Social Media
• Saltz Mongeluzzi Gets $125K For Ransomware OT Suit
• Eastman Says Jan. 6 Speech Based On 'Credible' Evidence
• Fla. Bank Accused Of Firing Execs For Raising Risk Concerns
• Panera 'Charged' Drink Caused Woman's Death, Parents Claim
• CBD Shop Ex-Manager Wants OT For Drive Time
• 3rd Circ. Appeal Of DOL Penalty Halted For Justices' SEC Case
• The Pop Culture Docket: Judge Espinosa On 'Lincoln Lawyer'
• 1315 Capital Lands $500M Across 2 Health Care Funds
• Indivior Cuts $385M Deal To End Suboxone Antitrust Claims
• Retired DC Circ. Judge Praises Eastman's Honesty At Trial
• Morgan & Morgan, Keches Eye Leading Harvard Morgue Suits
• Pa. Hospital Sale Plan Halts AG's Fight To Stop Closure
• Burger King Seeks Sanctions In Beef Over Whopper Ads
• Atty's 'Personal Agenda' Ended Firm Partnership, Suit Says
• Ex-Trump Official Can't Get Pa. Voting Records Without Caveat
• Ex-Weir Greenblatt Atty Calls Claim She Owes It $280K A 'Sham'
• Pa. Credit Union Uses Shady Tactics In Car Repos, Suit Says
• John Eastman Struggles To Use Election Denial Stats At Trial
• Pa. Court OKs Doc's Trial Win In Negligent Treatment Suit
• Bankrupt Rite Aid's New Directors To Earn $50K Per Month
• Ex-Dispensary Worker, Cannabis Co. End Sex, Age Bias Suit
• 6th Circ. Sympathetic To Power Groups Contesting FERC Rule
• 3rd Circ. Sees No 'Switcheroo' Behind FDA's Vape Co. Rebuff
• Ex-Greenberg Traurig Bankruptcy Duo Joins Ballard Spahr
• Newman Suspension Shows Need For Judicial Reform
• Rite Aid Cites 'Substantial Doubt' It Can Stay In Business
• Rite Aid Investors, Walgreens Ink $192M Deal In Merger Row
• Eastman Says Pence Was Wrong About His Power On Jan. 6
• 33 AGs Ink $1.4M Deal With Clearinghouse Over Data Breach
• Philly Suburb Officials Told To Ask State Court For Ch. 9 Fees
• Manufacturer Escapes Liquidated Damages In $22M OT Suit
• Bass Pro's Facebook Tracking Suit Joins Wiretapping MDL
• Roberts Asked To Stay EPA's 'Good Neighbor' Smog Plan
• Trump Marketing Fraud Accusers Lose Bid For Class Cert.
• 3 Personal Jurisdiction Questions Mallory Leaves Unanswered
• Pa. Justices Hint That Court Erred By Denying Triple Damages
• Pa. Autodialer Decision Has Turned TCPA Tides In 3rd Circ.
• GAO Says $2.6B Nuclear Waste Project Is Inefficiently Run
• Jury Awards $250K To Untipped Pa. Restaurant Servers
• Eastman's Atty Says Canceled Witness Got Death Threats
• USAA Urges Fed. Circ. To Uphold PNC's $218M Jury Loss
• Norfolk Southern Pins Derailment Damages On Tank Car Cos.
• Payment Firm ACI Settles With States After $2.3B Testing Error
• Pa. Justices Imply Med Mal 'Exception' Rule Needs Surgery
• Pennsylvania Judge Confirmed After Donations Raised Doubt
• McNees Wallace Litigator Rejoins Barley Snyder In Pa.
• Court Finds Prevailing Wages Owed For All Renovation Work
• Capri Sun Pouch TM Case Tossed As 11th-Hour Deal Nears
• How And Why Your Firm Should Implement Fixed-Fee Billing
• Liberty Balks At Coverage Over Harvard Body Part Sales
• Saxton & Stump Promotes Litigator To Health Care Co-Chair
• 3rd Circ. Shields Mining Co. Docs Pending Ch. 11 Appeal
• Justices Won't Hear ESOP Managers' ERISA Arbitration Fight
• Rite Aid Taps Into DIP Loans, Sets Fast Ch. 11 Sale Schedule
• Pitney Bowes Cuts $1.59M Deal To End Race Bias Claims
• Biden Unveils $7B Regional Clean Hydrogen Hub Investment
• Ex-Pilot With Long COVID Hits Insurer With Disability Suit
• Trafficking Victims Urge 3rd Circ. To Reverse Coverage Ruling
• Rite Aid Says Higher Losses Expected In Late Financial Report
• Insurer Blasts Margolis Edelstein's Args In Malpractice Fight
• Why Standing Analysis Is Key In Data Breach Mediation
• Google Judge Weighs Secrecy, Openness Without Crystal Ball
• Judicial Independence Needs Defense Amid Political Threats
• Justices Pick Up Second Chevron Deference Case
• Pa. High Court Snapshot: Lawyers, Guns And Estate Money
• Judge Cites Rolling Stones In Nod For $28.5M Wawa Data Deal
• 3rd Circ. Holds Home Health Fight As Justices Mull Timeliness
• ExxonMobil Asks 3rd Circ. Not To Restore Whistleblower Jobs
• How Life Sciences Cos. Can Prevent Securities Class Actions
• How Law Firms Can Use Account-Based Marketing Strategies
• Incline Clinches 6th PE Fund Above Target At $1.9B
• Buchanan Ingersoll Adds Gov't Relations Pro In Philly
• Pa. Judge Keeps Rover Hidden Camera Suits In Federal Court
• Navigating Over-The-Counter Product Ads After FTC Warning
• Security Co. At Fault For Attack At Dispensary, Suit Says
• DOJ Widens 2nd Amendment Battle As High Court Args Loom
• Ex-CEO Alleges Medical Group Fired Him For Whistleblowing
• SEC Says Coinbase Answer On Rules Is With Commissioners
• Calif., EPA Say Fuel Groups Can't Add To Auto Regs Argument
• States Say Biden Rule Protects Against Predatory Colleges
• FedEx, UPS Crash Litigation Will Stay In Philly For Now
• Data Breach Suit Can't Survive On 'Ifs,' Pa. Logistics Co. Says
• AGs' Distaste For Food Bill May Signal Other State Issues
• Strategic Succession Planning At Law Firms Is Crucial
• White And Williams Faces Malpractice Suit At 3rd Circ.
• Pittsburgh Says 'Jock Tax' Levels Field For Out-Of-Towners
• Justices Probe Fed., State Law Interplay In Maritime Insurance
• 3rd Circ. Denies Honduran's Asylum Bid To Flee Gang Threat
• FCC Urged To Demand Trove Of Fox Lawsuit Discovery Docs
• Monsanto Chose Profits Over Roundup Customers, Jury Told
• EPA Objects To Clairton Coke Works' Air Pollution Permit
• 3 Firms Steer Coherent On $1B Silicon Carbide Biz Investment
• Pa. Defense Atty Admits Trading Services For Sex
• Kline & Specter Wins $37.5M For Sex-Trafficking Victims
• 11th Circ. Upholds $1M Judgment Against Ga. Eatery's Insurer
• No 'Carte Blanche' For Well Expansion, Pa. Panel Told
• Blue States Ask DC Circ. To Revive EPA Ozone Standards Suit
• Justices Won't Review Sanctions In 2020 Voting Machine Fight
• Pa. Panel Finds Philly's Assessment Appeals Unconstitutional
• Mapping Big Pharma's Blitz On Medicare Drug Price Talks
• Ford Hit With Another Class Action Over Erratic Transmission
• OSHA Penalizes Candy Co. For Fatal Pa. Factory Explosion
• Up Next At High Court: Whistleblower Suit, SC Voting Map
• Pa. Court All But OKs $19M Verdict In Pool Injury Suit
• FTC's Antitrust Case Against Amazon Has Company
• Lincoln National To Pay $109M To Rate Increase Fund
• Pa. University Settles Blind Ex-Worker's Remote Work Suit
• Pa. County Must Still Face Female Public Defenders' Bias Suit
• Pa. Atty Settles Case That Spurred Judge-Defamation Suit
• Pot Cardholder Denied Job Due To Disability, Suit Says
• Pa. Warehouse Workers Seek Pay For Security Line Time
• Autonomous Vehicles Must Navigate Patchwork Of State Regs
• Maximizing Law Firm Profitability In Uncertain Times
• Morgan & Morgan Attorneys Are Officially In All 50 States
• Trump Wants Pa. Defamation Suit Stayed For DC, Ga. Trials
• Philly Says Paralegal OT Collective Is Too Broad
• Victim's Family Sues Nursing Home Over Hiring 'Killer Nurse'
• Blackbaud To Pay States, DC $49.5M For Data Breach Claims
• Heritage Power Gets OK Of Ch. 11 Plan, $80M In Exit Financing
• Worker Sues Forklift Maker After Arm Crushed In Machine
• States Back Off Bid To Block Sandoz Spinoff In Antitrust Case
• Hamburg Rubin Adds Partner In Pennsylvania Office
• BofA Wants Debt Collector Data Hack Suit Tossed
• Pa. Atty Disbarred Over Client Fund Misuse
• Federal Policies Keeping Autonomous Vehicles In Slow Lane
• Atty Can't Challenge Pa. Anti-Bias Rule At Full 3rd Circ.
• FLSA Ruling Highlights Time Compensability Under State Law
• Eastman Witnesses Asked Why Election Probe Ended At 2016
• Full 3rd Circ. Won't Review Ex-Temple Biz Dean's Fraud Case
• Employment Firm, Plaintiff Agree To End Data Breach Action
• Checkers Drive-In Operator Can't Undo Default In Assault Suit
• Pa. County Loses Suit Over 2020 Election Voting Machines
• 3rd Circ. Limits 'Frivolous' Labeling Power In Credit Rows
• 5th Circ. Ruling Reminds Attys That CBP Can Search Devices
• Tucker Arensberg Adds Ohio Employment Firm Leaders
• Offit Kurman Brings On Dilworth & Barrese IP Ace In Pa.
• Pa. Judge's Alleged 'Caustic' Comments Don't Violate ADA
• Ex-Philly Tax Atty Denied Reinstatement From Suspension
• Justices Reject Plea To Ease FCA Kickback Standard