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Pennsylvania - January, 2024

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• 3rd Circ. Affirms Trimming Of Probate Claims In Estate Row
• Security Co. Prez Downplays AG Probes In Toll Bros. Lawsuit
• When Managing Partners Watch, Trial Attys Face 2 Juries
• Drowned Dredging Worker's Widow Hits Feds With $4M Suit
• The Rail Industry And The East Palestine Wreck: 1 Year Later
• 3rd Circ. Probes Power Of EPA Advisory In Chemours Fight
• 5 Reasons Associates Shouldn't Take A Job Just For Money
• Calif., Pa. Judge Picks Win Seats Despite Harsh GOP Criticism
• NJ Suspends Pa. Atty For 2 Years Over Ethical Lapses In Court
• Power Cos. Tell 3rd Circ. FERC Was Locked Into Auction Rules
• Clorox, Brita Can't Beat Filter 'Patent Ambush' Antitrust Suit
• Gun Industry Avoids 'Gamechanging' 1st Circ. Mexico Ruling
• Conn. Security Co. Says Toll Bros. Deal Caused $1.6M Loss
• Injured Man Can't Sue Deli Insurer For Payment, 3rd Circ. Says
• Work Reassignment Didn't Warrant NLRB Ire, 3rd Circ. Told
• 1869 Case May Pave Off-Ramp For Justices In Trump DQ Fight
• 1 Year Later: How 2 States Reckoned With A Train Derailment
• Directors And Officers Face Unique AI-Related Risks
• Colo. Worker Says Pa. Staffing Agency Shorted Wages
• Playing Competitive Tennis Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Pa. Justices Revive 'Regular Use' Auto Policy Exclusion
• The Questions Around Prometheum's SEC-Compliant Strategy
• 3 Takeaways From Roundup Jury's $2.25B Blow To Monsanto
• Split Pa. Justices Let Bankrupt City's Receiver Keep Power
• US Trustee, Rite Aid Negotiate Revised Mediation Order
• Blue Diamond's Almonds Aren't Smoked, False Ad Suit Says
• The Top Attys In Clinton's Impeachment Trial, 25 Years Later
• Ex-Union Leader Says Witness Should Sink Embezzlement Verdict
• Feds Drop Insider Trading Charges Against Ex-Mylan Exec
• Protein Bar Co.'s Insurer Says Supplier Ruined $3M In Product
• The Pop Culture Docket: Judge Djerassi On Super Bowl 52
• Pa. High Court Revives Challenge To Medicaid Abortion Ban
• 3 Real Estate Hires Expand Cozen O'Connor's Canadian Team
• Judge Sidelines Early Release Bid By Disbarred NJ Atty
• US Steel Inks Deal To End Enviro Groups' Pollution Suit
• Unpaid Royalties Not Ch. 11 Estate Property, 3rd Circ. Says
• Pa. Judge OKs Stream TV Ch. 11 Trustee, Del. Debt Action
• Law360 Seeks Members For Its 2024 Editorial Boards
• Panel Backs AG's Power To Nix Claims In $26B Opioid Deal 
• Monsanto Hit With $2.25B Verdict In Philly Roundup Trial
• Schools, Towns Can't Show Feasible Alternative, Turf Co. Says
• Ex-Allied World Exec Denies Feds' $1.5M Fraud Charges
• Philly Children's Hospital Avoids Baby Brain Injury Suit
• Car Loan Borrowers Seek Final OK For $82M Wells Fargo Deal
• Aon, Ex-Partner Cut $1.5M SEC Deal Over Return Errors
• Real Estate Rumors: Maryland U., Cohen & Steers, Marriott
• Philly Cheesesteak Shop Owners Get Prison For Tax Evasion
• Philly Hospital Must Face Ex-Engineer's COVID Vax Bias Suit
• Pa. Atty Suspended For Conduct In Cat Food Case
• Surgeon Says He Was Alone On-Call But Couldn't Hit Quotas
• Employee Experience Strategy Can Boost Law Firm Success
• 5 Universities Cut $104.5M Deal In Student Aid-Fixing Suit
• Bid To Swap Chevron For An Old Standby Raises Doubts
• Software Co. Says Data Breach Victims Aren't Customers
• NJ Courts Can't Hear Philly Clergy Abuse Claims, Panel Says
• And Now A Word From The Panel: A Strong Year For MDLs
• Samsung, Best Buy Owe Insurer In Microwave Fire, Court Told
• Former Judge Andrew F. Szefi Joins Knox Law's ADR Practice
• Competing In Triathlons Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Pa. Debt Relief Firms Settle AG's Deception Claims
• Black Nurse Aide Can't Press Race Bias Suit, 3rd Circ. Says
• 3 Generic-Drug Cos. Reach Settlements In Price-Fixing MDL
• $57M Morocco Hotel Award Can't Be Enforced, 3rd Circ. Hears
• UPenn's Retrial Bid Is Denied In $183M Birth Injury Case
• Philly Roundup Judge Locks Horns With Attys Over Witness
• College Wants 9th Circ. Opinion In $1.5M Fraud Coverage Spat
• ​​​​​​​'Two-Step' Bankruptcies Abuse Law, AGs Tell Justices
• Where Justices Stand On Chevron Doctrine Post-Argument
• Ballard Spahr Privacy Team Co-Leader Jumps To Blank Rome
• Pa. Court Can't Help School District Pursue $1.2M In Taxes
• Pa. DA Sues Over Federal Gun Ban For Medical Pot Patients
• 6 Practice Pointers For Pro Bono Immigration Practice
• Feds Seek 2-Plus Years For 'Brazen' Philly Cheesesteak Duo
• 1st Circ. Revives Mexico's Suit Against US Gun Cos.
• Pa. Developer's Heirs Beat Atty Fee Award In Charity Dispute
• Judge Tosses Fired Doctor's False-Claims Suit Over Airlifts
• Ex-CVS Worker Wants 3rd Circ. To Ax 'Painful' Ruling
• Chemical Co. Scores Midtrial Escape In Philly Roundup Suit
• Moderna Wants UPenn Biochemist's Emails In Vax IP Dispute
• Cancer-Focused Arrivent Biopharma Eyes $150M IPO
• Energy Co. Seeks Win In Investors' $3B Pipeline Project Suit
• Lessons From Country Singer's Personal Service Saga
• Pa. Hospital Keeps Win In Physical Therapy Malpractice Suit
• Mall REIT's Ch. 11 Plan OK'd Without Creditor Claims Releases
• Lewis Brisbois Faces DQ Bid In Scooter Injury Suit
• Feds, States To Split Argument Time For EPA Smog Plan
• Justices Won't Review $13M Well Damage Coverage Denial
• Law360 Names Firms Of The Year
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• Feds Can't Pause Fla. Malpractice Suit Amid Criminal Case Yet
• UPMC Accused Of 'Draconian' Antitrust Plot To Trap Workers
• Harvard Claims Immunity In Suits Over Alleged Morgue Sales
• Delay In Award Boosts Philly Birth Injury Verdict To $208M
• Pa. Doc's Midtrial Win Undone In Suit Over Surgery Death
• Security Co. Lied About Ties With Affiliate, Toll Brothers Says
• Misplaced Chest Tube Led To Patient's Death, Suit Says
• Ex-Union Leader Waived Privilege In Conflict Bid, Judge Says
• Steptoe & Johnson Grows In Pittsburgh With 2 Corporate Pros
• 3rd Circ. Sides With US Trustee In Battle For FTX Examiner
• Linde Says 'Earnings' Isn't Ambiguous In 3rd Circ. Benefit Suit
• Comcast Faces Another Suit Over Citrix Data Breach
• Republic Bank Gets Trademark Suit Trimmed
• 3rd Circ. Preserves $1.8M Jury Award For Resort Shareholder
• Pa. Panel Rules Union Reps Can Seek Sidebars In Interviews
• Pa. Court Closes Solar Exec's 'Loophole' Defamation Suit
• 20 Judicial Noms Advance To Full Senate After Heavy Debate
• Dutch Co. Wants Blank Rome Client Docs In Copyright Feud
• 3 Areas Of Focus In Congressional Crosshairs This Year
• 'Chaos' Warning Resonates As Justices Mull Chevron's Fate
• Airbnb Contests Pa. Ruling On 'Click-Through' Service Terms
• 5 Key Takeaways From Supreme Court's Chevron Arguments
• US Trustee Opposes Mall Owner's Ch. 11 Plan Over Releases
• State AGs Say AI-Generated Voices Fall Under Robocall Law
• Generic-Drug Cos. Say States Are Mum In MDL Discovery
• SeaWorld Backs Summary Judgment To End Sesame Place Bias Suit
• TikTok Ineligible For Immunity In 'Blackout' Suit, 3rd Circ. Told
• Pa. Chocolate Maker Says Rival Still Using Protected Recipe
• Rite Aid Ch. 11 Stay Doesn't Apply To Execs, Investors Say
• Nike Says Bad Concept Of 'Willful' Undoes Jury's TM Verdict
• Pa. Panel Rules Sears Ch. 11 Stay Prevented Case Dismissal
• Baking Bread Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Miter Inks $3.1B Deal To Buy PGT, Prior Deal Axed
• High Court Majority Shows No Eagerness To Overturn Chevron
• 6 Opinions To Read Before High Court's Chevron Arguments
• Therapy Co. Says Ex-Directors 'Raided' Staff And Patients
• Federal Courts And AI Standing Orders: Safety Or Overkill?
• Ex-Nelson Levine Partner Settles Years-Old Breakup Dispute
• Widow Targets Buchanan Ingersoll Atty In $7.5M Policy Spat
• Fed. Circ. Signs Off On 2 Comcast Wins In Patent Cases
• Feds Say Ex-Union Leader's Jabs At Counsel Waive Privilege
• 11 More Rite Aid Locations Up For Sale In Ch. 11
• Chipmaking Software Cos. Synopsys, Ansys Ink $35B Merger
• Judge Won't Recuse Himself Over Son-In-Law's Job At Firm
• Penn. Lab Says BCBS Owes Them $1.5M For COVID-19 Tests
• 3rd Circ. Preview: Blackout Challenge Death Suit Tops Jan.
• UPenn Health System Eyes Merger With Ailing Hospital
• 7 E-Discovery Predictions For 2024 And Beyond
• 12 State AGs Urge DEA To Move Cannabis To Schedule III
• Workplace Challenges Amid Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
• Diamond Seller Must Return Money In Alleged $2.2M Fraud
• Up Next At High Court: Chevron Deference, Corp. Filings
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive Dues Suit By Voluntary Union Members
• Ex-Atty Sentenced To Prison In Services-For-Sex Case
• High Court Eyes Chevron Deference: What You Need To Know
• Philly Firm's Ex-Miami Leader Fights Claims Over Side Gig
• Justices To Decide Federal Rights Exhaustion Rule
• Ex-CEO Can't Sue Attys For Feds' Jewel Seizure, 3rd Circ. Says
• Justice O'Connor Was Architect of ERISA's Lasting Success
• How A 'Graphic' Trial Sparked A Juror Mental Health Movement
• Doctor, Insurers Agree To End Wiretap Coverage Suit
• Trump Campaign Out Of Pa. Poll Worker's Defamation Suit
• Nationwide Wins Dismissal After Pruning Billing Class Action
• Insurer Pins Golf Club's Frozen Pipe Damage On Contractors
• Dollar Bank Hit With Pa. Suit Over Merged Bank's Data Breach
• Philly Education Law Firm Says Rival's TM Can't Stand
• Pa. NAACP, Dems Ask 3rd Circ. To Uphold Ballot Ruling
• Rex Medical Asks Fed. Circ. To Decry Slashing Of $10M Award
• Pa. Panel Lets Erie Off Hook For Covering Bible App Hack
• 3rd Circ. Nixes Avco Corp.'s Suit Against Ex-Atty
• Pa. Judge Trims Ex-Real Estate Investment VP's Wage Claims
• A Closer Look At The Federal Criminal Enforcement Slump
• Pittsburgh 'Jock Tax' Is Unconstitutional, Pa. Court Affirms
• 5 Litigation Funding Trends To Note In 2024
• Key Issues When Navigating A Tenant's Bankruptcy
• Kutztown Prof Wins Do-Over On Policy's Disparate Impact
• Pa. Justices Won't Let Zoning Board Appeal Against Builder
• Nurse Assistant Hits Pa. Staffing Agency With Meal Break Suit
• Ex-Pa. State Court Judge Joins MacElree Harvey
• Creditor Brings Law Firm Fraud Payout Fight To 3rd Circ.
• Craft Breweries Stiffed Tipped Workers, Server Says
• Judge Allows Investors To Add Claims In Cabot Fracking Suit
• Info Kept From Jury In $15M Gender Bias Case, Pa. Court Told
• Attys Violating Solicitation Rules In OT Suit, Energy Co. Says
• Attys Seek $95M Fees For Philips CPAP Economic Loss Deal
• Scooter-Sharing Co. Wants Injury Suit Paused For Ch. 11
• Pa. Justices Won't Revive Malpractice Suit Against Saul Ewing
• Rite Aid Gets OK For $575M Sale Of Pharma Benefits Program
• Patient's Prednisone Suit Against Doc, Pharmacy Can Go On
• Audacy Advances Ch. 11 Prepack To Slash $1.6B In Debt
• HP Accused Of Using Software To Create Printer-Ink Monopoly
• Sleepy's Agrees To Pay $4.5M To Settle Drivers' Wage Suit
• Pa. Panel Says Sportsbook Can Move To Philly Restaurant
• Pa. Bartender Fired Over Tardiness, Not Age, Judge Says
• Dollar Bank Customer Drops Data Breach Class Action
• Justices Pass On Fight Over NJ Pier Project Loan
• Justices Won't Take Up Venezuela Debt Challenge
• Radio Broadcaster Audacy Hits Ch. 11 With $2B Debt
• Philadelphia Reporter Wins Job Back After Firing For Jokes
• Sarepta Avoids IP Claims As Judge Finds UPenn Patent Invalid
• Barley Snyder Promotes Health, Estate Attys To Partnership
• Philips Blames SoClean For Breathing Machine Breakdowns
• Objections To Rate-Rigging Class Cert. Too Late, Judge Says
• 3 Power Rulings Change Outlook For Transmission Cos.
• Philly Agencies Sued Over Fatal Public Housing Fire
• 4 Legal Ethics Considerations For The New Year
• NJ Panel Backs Insurers' Win In Wawa COVID Coverage Suit
• Ex-Pa. Utility Commission Chair Joins Stevens & Lee
• Engineers Can't Stop Review Of Collapsed Bridge Info
• Biggest Personal Injury And Med Mal Court Decisions In 2023
• Judge Trims $12M Toll Brothers Suit Against Security Co.
• Fired Eye Doctor Wants Out Of Former Office's Noncompete
• Former Philly City Solicitor Returns To Morgan Lewis
• 3rd Circ. Rejects Challenge To NJ Airport Improvements
• Most Notable Personal Injury And Med Mal Verdicts Of 2023
• What The Law Firm Of The Future Will Look Like
• Iron Workers Union, Concrete Co. Agree To Call Off Dispute
• Univ. Of Pittsburgh Sued By Fired Worker Who Flagged Safety
• NJ Justices Query Bridge Agency's Power Limits In Labor Tiff
• ACTS Retirement Data Breach Suit Settlement Gets Initial OK
• Themed Reese's Chocolate Not Artful Enough, Suit Claims
• Wawa Drops Last Claim In $10.7M Mastercard Hack Fee Suit
• 4 PR Pointers When Your Case Is In The News
• PNC Workers' $6.1M BBVA 401(k) Deal Gets Initial OK
• Pa. Judge Slices Inventor's Requested Attorney Fees
• Fed. Circ. Shoots Down Bid To Revive $550M In Fuel Credits
• Comcast Is Sued Over 35M Xfinity Customer Data Breach
• Lawyer's Liability Coverage Suit Sent Back To State Court
• Solar Installer Retreats To Ch. 7 With More Than $100M In Debt
• Pa. Court Rejects Red Book Drug Prices For Workers' Comp
• After Headwinds, 2024 May See Offshore Wind Momentum
• UPMC Hit With OT Class Suit By Respiratory Therapist
• 10 Sports And Betting Cases To Watch In 2024
• Law Firm Strategies For Successfully Navigating 2024 Trends
• State Courts' Growing Politicization May Get Worse In 2024
• The 5 Strangest Insurance Cases Of 2023
• Pennsylvania Litigation To Watch In 2024
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• Appellate Outlook: Circuit Splits & Hot Topics To Track In 2024