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Pennsylvania - June, 2024

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• Chevron's End Is Just The Start For Energized Agency Foes
• Real Estate Recap: Camping Ban, Mobile Money, Post-Surfside
• In Chevron Case, Justices Trade One Unknown For Another
• Rite Aid Ch. 11 Plan OK'd With Insurers' Objections Resolved
• Philly Judge Calls $2.25B Roundup Verdict 'Excessive'
• Philips Gets OK For $25M Med Monitoring Deal In CPAP MDL
• Buchanan Ingersoll Can't Dump Harrisburg Incinerator Row
• Nixed Purdue Ch. 11 Plan May Leave States Ready For A Fight
• High Court Enters July With 3 Rulings To Go
• Skiing And Surfing Make Me A Better Lawyer
• Insurers Call Rite Aid Ch. 11 Opioid Deal Unfair
• EPA's State Smog Pollution Plan Down, Not Out Yet
• Live Nation Tries To Push DOJ's Antitrust Suit Out Of NY
• Titanic Purdue Ruling Shifts The Balance Of Power In Ch. 11
• Judge OKs $10M Deal In Generic Price-Fixing MDL
• Widow Sues Safety Consultant, Strap Maker Over Fatal Drop
• No Sentencing Delay For Ex-Union Head Ahead Of Retrial Date
• Class Actions At The Circuit Courts: June Lessons
• Title IX Firm Conspired To File Frivolous Grievance, Suit Says
• Unpacking The Circuit Split Over A Federal Atty Fee Rule
• Supreme Court Freezes EPA's 'Good Neighbor' Rule
• Justices Nix 3rd-Party Liability Releases In Purdue Ch. 11 Plan
• Conn. Zantac Ruling To Include Sanofi As Settlement Looms
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive Distillery Investor's RICO, Secrets Case
• Demolition Worker's Family Sues FirstEnergy Over Fatal Fall
• Ex-Philly Labor Leader Gets 4-Year Embezzlement Sentence
• NJ, Pa. Apartment Co. Accused Of Migrant Discrimination
• 'Tragic History' Can't Rewrite Law In Burial Row, Army Says
• Pa. Justices Won't Hear Elliott Greenleaf Atty's $11M Fee Fight
• UPenn Palestinian Org Can't Block Congress' Doc Request
• Cigna Objects To Ch. 11 Sale Of Western Pa. Nursing Homes
• Norfolk Southern Torched In NTSB Final Derailment Findings
• 3rd Circ. Says Smith & Wesson Can't Sidestep NJ Subpoena
• After Rahimi Win, Feds Set Sights On Felon Gun Ban
• Ex-SEPTA Surveillance Unit Head Gets 37 Months For Bribery
• Lower Courts May Finally Be Getting The Memo After Ciminelli
• After A Brief Hiccup, The 'Rocket Docket' Soars Back To No. 1
• Ex-Philly Union Head Denied Acquittal On Embezzlement
• K-Pop Stars Cited As Judge Awards $171M In Rail Fraud Fight
• Illinois, Other States Back FTC Bid To Affirm Intuit Ad Ruling
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• PNC Beats ERISA Suit After Class Expert Found Unreliable
• Pa. Court OKs $3.65M Deal On Student Loan 'Pay-To-Pay' Fees
• US DOT Final Rule Ups Freight Rail Hazmat Disclosures
• Justices' Removal Notice Decision Unwinds 3 Migrants' Wins
• Recruitment Trends In Emerging Law Firm Frontiers
• 3rd Circ. Seems Ready To Send Experian Row To Arbitration
• Justices Pass On Rutgers COVID-19 Vax Mandate Case
• Real Estate Recap: Distressed Deals, Housing Hurdles, Infill
• Estate Of Alzheimer's Patient Awarded $600K In NJ Death Case
• Aramark Sued In Wash. For Alleged Pay Transparency Lapses
• Pa. Justices Will Weigh If 'Skill Games' Are Slot Machines
• Glassblowing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Justices Strengthen Jury Trial Rights For Stiffer Sentences
• Worker Says Co. Inflated Deductions To Duck Prevailing Wage
• Theravance, Mylan Say Chinese Co. Copied COPD Drug
• Insurer Hit With Coverage Suit Over Ohio Grocery Shooting
• PPG Sues Westlake In Delaware Over $707M Brazil Liability
• Pa. Justices Rule 'Client Exception' Can't Save Med Mal Case
• First Amendment Bars Models' Likeness Suit, Strip Clubs Say
• GOP Sens. Get Tough On 6th Circ. Nominee's History
• How Associates Can Build A Professional Image
• Failure To Return Remains Violates Human Rights, Court Told
• DuPont, Corteva Must Face Pension Benefits Class Action
• 2nd Pa. Jury Can't Agree On Uber Black Drivers' Status
• Home Builders Sued For Non-FHA-Compliant Apartments
• Split Pa. High Court Finds Rental Registry Suit Moot
• 4th Circ. Says Filmmaker Has Right To Sealed Court Docs
• J&J Fights Law Firm's Bid To Nix Subpoenas In Talc Brawl
• Hamilton Lane Closes Its Largest-Ever Fund With $5.6B In Tow
• Firms Must Rethink How They Train New Lawyers In AI Age
• Third Pa. Uber Trial Unlikely As Deadlock Again Looms
• HUD Freed From Pa. Pot Patients' Suit Over Housing Rebuff
• Zantac Suits Must Exit State Court, Conn. Judge Told
• Tesla Slaps Supplier With $1B EV Battery Trade Secrets Suit
• Commercial Litigation Pro Joins Blank Rome In Pittsburgh
• Nursing Home Co. Owes Fees On Staffing Deal, Recruiter Says
• Think Like A Lawyer: Always Be Closing
• Justices Will Hear Philly Bridge Project Fraud Case
• SEC Fines Pa. Adviser In Marketing Rule Action
• Real Estate Recap: Special Servicers, 'Dirty' Money, Alt Energy
• Publishing Exec's Family Says Ohio Law Allowed His Ouster
• 3rd Circ. Merges 3 Challenges To Medicare Drug Price Talks
• 3rd Circ. Won't Halt 'Made In America' False Ad Ruling
• DC Circ. Backs FERC Climate Reviews In Pipeline Project Row
• Pa. Court Allows 'Special Prosecutor' For Philly Transit
• Florida Attorney, Philly Firm Settle Pay Dispute
• Pfizer Worker's Ex-Wife Can't Raid 401(k) To Collect Damages
• Pa. Nursing Home Creditors OK With $43.7M DIP Loan
• IP Forecast: Cooley Atty Faces DQ Bid Over Past Patent Work
• Wawa Beats Suit By Man Who Lost Leg In Crash Outside Store
• 1st Circ. Urged To Back TM Loss For Family Of Late MLB Star
• Norfolk Southern Slams Bid To Seal Reports In Derailment Suit
• CVS Dodges Discovery Audit In Generic Drug Collusion Suit
• Pennsylvania Gov. Sued For More Public Defense Funding
• 2 Firms Seek Lead Roles In Suit Over Shuttered Philly College
• Playing Chess Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Teams Can't Prop Up Fox Philly TV License, Group Says
• Judge Won't Trim $18M Shareholder Settlement Coverage Suit
• Worker Hits Lumber Co. With 401(k) Fee, Investment Suit
• 2 Men Get Prison For Plot To Sell Iranian Oil To China
• 32 AGs Urge Justices Take Up Okla. PBM Law Fight
• Associate Sues Kaufman Dolowich Alleging Disability Bias
• Litigation Inspiration: Attys Can Be Heroic Like Olympians
• Shareholders To Settle Discovery-AT&T Merger Suit In Del.
• Biden Names Prosecutors, Judge For 3 District Courts
• Pa. Health System Shakes Meta Data Sharing Row For Now
• Army's Claims In Burial Dispute 'Unconscionable,' Tribe Says
• Lacrosse Coach Loses Bias Suit After Getting Cozen Booted
• Ex-Union Leader Seeks Sentencing Delay Ahead Of Retrial
• Heinz Charity Says Ex-Adviser Stole Almost $1M Via Sham Co.
• Pa. County Can't Give Voting Machine Data To Mich. Atty
• Federal Judgeships To Open In Pennsylvania And New Mexico
• JPML Consolidates GM, LexisNexis Driving Data Suits In Ga.
• Lean Into The 'Great Restoration' To Retain Legal Talent
• Feds Want Ex-Army Officer's FTCA Claims Cut From Suit
• Uber Black Drivers Aren't Like Plumbers, Philly Jury Told
• Aircraft Engine Co. Avco Wants Ex-Atty Sanctions Bid Cut
• Goldberg Segalla Adds Toxic Torts, Workers' Comp Attys
• Cozen O'Connor Booted From Pa. Equal Pay Case
• Pa. Bridge Collapse Victim Can Only Get $5K, Court Told  
• Blank Rome Escapes 'Lamentable Saga' In 'Killer Nurse' Case
• Ozempic MDL Gets New Judge After Judge Pratter's Death
• 3rd Circ. Backs NJ In Pipeline Co.'s Business Tax Fight
• 6th Circ. Revives Investors' Suit Over Leech Tishman Advice
• Hospital Dodges Hostile-Workplace Claim In Race Bias Suit
• Yale Hospital Sued For Seeking To Exit $435M Purchase Deal
• FCA, Cummins' $6M Engine Defect Deal Gets OK'd
• Rite Aid Can Borrow Another $75M In Ch. 11 Plan Pursuit
• Live Nation May Shake It Off In A Long Game With The DOJ
• Pittsburgh Boutique Cozza Law Expands Into Nashville
• Philly Legal Services Group Backs FTC Noncompete Ban
• PNC Settles Former Worker's Race Bias Suit
• Pharma Co. Misled Investors On Seizure Drug Trial, Suit Says
• Kline & Specter Calls Ex-Client's Suit A 'Sham'
• Eckert Seamans Adds 5-Atty Dentons IP Team In Pittsburgh
• Flaster Greenberg Launches Sports Law Practice Group
• 3rd Circ. Nominee Reports Over $9M Net Worth
• Law Firm Says Axe 'Draconian' J&J Subpoena In Talc Claim
• Teachers Want Cozen O'Connor Kicked Off Equal-Pay Case
• Deals Rumor Mill: Carl Icahn, Bill Ackman, Michael Bloomberg
• Fishing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 3rd Circ. Revives Union Harassment Claims Against County
• 3rd Circ. Won't Put Trade Secrets Atty Fee Fight Before Jury
• Ex-Sacks Weston Atty Blames 'Toxic' Firm For His Theft
• Penn. Right-To-Know Case Raises Record-Access Precedent
• From Small Town To 11th Circ., Nominee Pledges 'Open Mind'
• It's Time To Defuse The Ticking Time Bomb Of US Landfills
• Pa. Panel Erases $8.3M Atty Fee Win In Chlorine Leak Case
• A Healthier Legal Industry Starts With Emotional Intelligence
• 3rd Circ. Debates Length Of Breaks In $7M Wage Case
• Monsanto Gets $2.25B Roundup Verdict Slashed To $404M
• Zantac Suits Belong In Conn. State Court, Cancer Patients Say
• New Trial Ordered In Uber Drivers' Misclassification Suit
• Property Company Must Face Ex-Manager's Race Bias Suit
• 3rd Circ. Doubtful NJ Temp Worker Law Is Unconstitutional
• To Make Your Legal Writing Clear, Emulate A Master Chef
• What Junk Fee Law Means For Biz In California And Beyond
• Circuit Judge Writes An Opinion, AI Helps: What Now?
• Aircraft Engine Co. Aims To Sink Suit Of Its Former Attorney
• Buchanan Ingersoll Denies Deceit Over Harrisburg Incinerator
• MLB Player Banned For Life For Betting Violations
• MLB Says Padres Star May Have Breached Betting Rules
• 'Luxury' Wasn't Part Of Mansion Deal, 3rd Circ. Told
• PPG Blames Enviro Groups For Pa. Site Cleanup Delay
• FERC Tells Justices Not To Review Rule Passed By Deadlock
• Vanguard Investors Want Class Cert. In Tax Liability Fight
• 3rd Circ. Backs Bad Subpoena Sanction In Race, Sex Bias Suit
• Justices Won't Mull Worker-Friendly Ruling On Preshift Pay