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Pennsylvania - September, 2024

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• FTC's Amazon Monopolization Suit Partly Tossed, For Now
• Pa. Hospital Hit With $24M Verdict For Spinal Surgery Patient
• Pa. Bankruptcy Court OKs $53M Sale Of Nursing Homes
• Irish Jockey's EB-1 Visa Suit Won't Cross Finish Line
• Philly Atty Suspended For Claiming To Rep Slain Boy's Father
• What Pennsylvania Can Expect From Anti-SLAPP Law
• AI May Limit Key Learning Opportunities For Young Attorneys
• J&J Exec Accused Of File Heist Wants Pause Amid DOJ Case
• Real Estate Recap: Loving Or Leaving The Law Office
• Deal Cools Sale Broker's Beef With Cold-Cheese Pizzeria
• Lawyer Wields Blank Rome Atty Voicemail To Bolster DQ Bid
• Nike's Conduct In TM Battle Warrants Atty Fees, Report Says
• MetLife's 3rd Circ. Win Won't Stop ERISA Health Fee Suits
• Medical Equipment Co., Founder Settle FCA Suit For $20M
• Class Actions At The Circuit Courts: September Lessons
• Oil Co. Can Escape Most Claims In Shell Fraud Suit
• 3rd Circ. Rules Commerce Fishery Councils Cannot Veto Regs
• Pa. Supreme Court Upholds Taxes On Like-Kind Exchanges
• EPA Cleared Of Allegations Of Mishandling Ohio Derailment
• Pa. Justices Reject New Tax Hearing For Charter School
• Pa. Justices Say COVID Closures Aren't Covered Losses
• Pa. Justices Say State Lawmakers Can't Impeach Philly DA
• How NLRB Memo Balances Schools' Labor, Privacy Concerns
• Pa. Justices Urged To Reconsider Tossing Undated Ballots
• FTC Targets 'Robot Lawyer,' Others In AI Enforcement Sweep
• 3rd Circ. Preserves Monsanto's Win In Cancer Warning Suit
• Pa. Panel Says Misspellings Don't Sink Service Of Tax Notice
• 3rd Circ. Backs Tossing MetLife Suit Over Drug Rebates
• Transco Backers Urge DC Circ. To Revisit Pipeline Ruling
• 7th Circ. Judge Surprised Key Argument Left In Footnote
• Baker Botts, Latham Lead Natural Gas Producer's $270M IPO
• Ex-NBA Pro Who Admitted Benefits Fraud Can Play Overseas
• US Steel Clears One Hurdle In $14B Nippon Steel Deal
• Blank Rome Faces DQ Bid Over Alleged Tampering
• Philly-Area Atty Convicted In Bankruptcy Fraud Case
• Pittsburgh Council OKs $500K To Settle Bridge Collapse Suits
• Ex-NY Congressman Argues He Can Be A Fair Federal Judge
• Norfolk Southern Names New CLO After Ouster Of Execs
• Round-Canopy Parachuting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• And Now A Word From The Panel: The MDL Map
• Buyers Seek $97M Fees From $335M Drug Price-Fixing Deals
• NJ Apartment Owner, Operator Fight DACA Bias Suit
• DuPont Employee Defends Mass Email In ERISA Trial
• Tractor Supply Co. Tobacco Fee Violates ERISA, Suit Says
• Norfolk Southern Says Stock Drop Suit Based On 'Hindsight'
• Pa. Panel Says County Must Tell Voters If Votes Are Tossed
• Why Now Is The Time For Law Firms To Hire Lateral Partners
• 3rd Circ. Probes SEC's 'Close To Vacuous' Reply To Coinbase
• 3rd Circ. Revives $60M Moroccan Hotel Award Fight
• States, Enviros Urge USPS Vehicle Plan Challenge To Proceed
• PNC, Plaid End Legal Battle With Customer Data-Sharing Deal
• Vanguard Agrees To Settle Investors' Tax Liability Suit
• What 7th Circ. Collective Actions Ruling Means For Employers
• Profs, Retired Judges Ask Justices To Uphold Return Of Taxes
• 3rd Circ. Vexed By Time-Tracking Role In $22M Wage Case
• Penn Law Professor Sanctioned For Discriminatory Remarks
• NC Man Gets 100 Mos. For Fleecing Attys In 'Collection' Scam
• Pa. Judge Commended For Admitting Error In Med Mal Case
• Labor Attorney Who Leveled MLB Playing Field Dies At 93
• Considering Possible PR Risks Of Certain Legal Tactics
• Real Estate Recap: Infrastructure Rally, Insurance Reckoning
• 3rd Circ. CFPB Ruling Threatens Securitization, Justices Told
• States Tell 10th Circ. To Back Colo. Interest Rate Opt-Out Law
• 3rd Circ. Rejects 'Close' Case For Preemption In Fosamax MDL
• Getting Around ITC Was 'Sneaky,' Judge Tells Caterpillar
• Del. Justices Uphold Toss Of AmerisourceBergen Syringe Suit
• Insurer Settles Conn. Suit Over Theft From Theater Group
• Doctor Can't Secure Disability Coverage, 3rd Circ. Affirms
• Entrepreneur Says Partners Stiffed Him On Testing Site Deal
• Panera Can't Delay Trial Over Shook Hardy Attys' Schedule
• Court Rejects Jerry Sandusky's Atty Pressure Tactics Theory
• It's No Longer Enough For Firms To Be Trusted Advisers
• Steel Biz Investors Sue Atty Over 'Father-Son'-Like Conflict
• Dems Seek School Lunch 'Junk Fee' Ban After CFPB Report
• Feds Can't Order $31M To Refill Class Funds, 3rd Circ. Told
• AndroGel Antitrust Case On Hold Amid Settlement Talk
• Pa. Justices Cement Dismissal Of Ballot Date Rule Challenge
• Ch. 7 Trustee Urges Justices To Uphold Return Of Taxes
• 76ers To Get New Philly Arena In $1.3B Project, Mayor Says
• Convicted Drexel Professor Won't Get New Tax Evasion Trial
• Ex-Ballard Spahr Legal Assistant Drops Wrongful Firing Suit
• FERC Must Heed DC Circ. 'Shift' On Gas Reviews, Chair Says
• New NJ Senator Seeks Postelection Vote On 3rd Circ. Nominee
• Cozen O'Connor Benefits Pro Joins McCarter & English
• Pennsylvania Powerhouse: Cozen O'Connor
• Behind 3rd Circ. Ruling On College Athletes' FLSA Eligibility
• Philly Legal Org Fights Attorney's Race Bias Claims
• 3rd Circ. Curious When Workplace Acts Become 'Concerted'
• Airline Sinks Bias Suit From Worker Fired Over Drug Test
• Logistics Co. Can't Avoid Ex-Worker's Suit Over Racist Threat
• Federal Judicial Picks For 3 States Advance To Full Senate
• DuPont Heirs Beat ERISA Suit Over 1947 Trust At 3rd Circ.
• $24.5M Fee Sought In Del. For $125M Discovery Suit Deal
• Gov't Lifeline Gives Nippon A Fighting Chance On US Steel
• Pa. Jury Clears SeaWorld-Owned Park In Race Bias Trial
• 3rd Circ. Digs Into NLRB's Power To Punish Starbucks
• Pa. AG Sues Robot Co. Over $2M In Unfilled Orders, Refunds
• Harvard Rips Morgue Theft Appeal's Immunity Claim
• Pennsylvania Powerhouse: Hangley Aronchick
• Penn State To Pay Over $703K To End DOL Pay Bias Probe
• Montgomery McCracken Adds White Collar Litigator In Philly
• Police Pension Fund Says Store Chain Inflated Stock Price
• Pa. Judge Confirmed As GOP Leader Bemoans Dems' Tactics
• Benefit Funds Sue Sandoz Over Alleged Fraudulent Transfers
• SEC Fines 12 Muni Advisers $1.3M In Texting Probe Actions
• Holland & Knight Slams Suit Over Ex-Atty's Client Info Access
• Former PNC Bank Atty Joins McNees Wallace In Pittsburgh
• Pennsylvania Powerhouse: Kline & Specter
• Pa. Judge Awards Servers $400K in Atty Fee Row
• 3rd Circ. OKs NLRB Enforcement Bid Against Scrap Metal Co.
• Why A Tactic In The Youth Climate Change Battle Is Risky
• Missouri Injunction A Setback For State Anti-ESG Rules
• Ex-Union Leader's Nephew Heads Off Extortion Trial With Plea
• Chevron Deference Invalid In Travel-Time Pay Case, DOL Says
• Schnader Harrison Inflated Bills Before Collapse, Suit Says
• Pennsylvania Powerhouse: Lynch Carpenter
• DraftKings, FanDuel Sued Over Use Of MLB Player Images
• King & Spalding, Winston Rep Hospice Facilities Deal
• The 2024 Regional Powerhouses
• Divided Pa. High Court Revives Ballot Date Requirement
• Real Estate Recap: Foreclosure Legal Fees, Climate Resilience
• Exxon Owes $816M For Man's Cancer After Judge Ups Verdict
• SEC Inks $100M Deal With FirstEnergy, Sues Ex-CEO
• Trio Of BigLaw Mergers Expected To Drive More Deal Talks
• Mortgage Co. CEO Gets 11 Years In Prison For Ponzi Scams
• Philly's Defunct University Of The Arts Files For Ch. 7
• 3rd Circ. Won't Undo Philly DA's Immunity From Cop's Suit
• DHS Denies Immigrants Remote Court Access, Groups Say
• Corp. Disclosure Law Kills Community Boards, Nonprofits Say
• Ex-DHL Supply Worker Says Pregnancy Met With Hostility
• Senate Preps Vote On 6th Circ. Nom Opposed By Tenn. GOP
• Nippon's Push To Save US Steel Buy And Other Deal Rumors
• Dem Lawmakers Target Predatory Sports Betting With New Bill
• Buchanan Ingersoll Looks Inward For New COO
• Faegre Drinker Adds White Collar Trio From Greenberg Traurig
• Fulton Bank Pros Join Barley Snyder Trust And Estates Team
• Navient Agrees To Pay $120M To End CFPB Student Loan Case
• Litigation Spending To Rise As Cases Grow More Aggressive
• The Firms That Handle The Most Trade Secrets Work
• Norfolk Southern Fires CEO, CLO Over Relationship
• Philly Loan Biz Brothers Admit To $100M Investment Scam
• Philadelphia Jury Clears Monsanto In City's 5th Roundup Trial
• Hertz Noteholders Entitled To $270M Interest, 3rd Circ. Rules
• FTC Fights Pa. Noncompete Ban Challenger's Pause Bid
• Wayfair Beats Fired Worker's Disability Bias Suit At 3rd Circ.
• Politics Impacting US Steel-Nippon Review, Biz Groups Warn
• Health Co. Owes $65M For Breach Of Medical Data, Nude Pics
• Rights Groups Urge DHS To Free Immigrants Granted Asylum
• Ex-Troutman Pepper DEI Leader Joins Major Lindsey In Philly
• Onetime Actor Ready For His Close-Up With PierFerd
• 80 Hospitals Sue HHS Over 'Part C Days' Payment Rule
• NLRB Says Pa. Hospital Must Give Union Wage Info
• 42 AGs Back Call For Social Media Warning Label Law
• Philly Firm Says It's Owed Referral Fee On Injury Case
• Pietragallo Launches In South Jersey With Former Bush Atty
• 3rd. Circ. Got It Right On Cancer Warning Claims Preemption
• Fannie Says Pa. Landlords Owe $60M For 7 Apt. Buildings
• Lewis Brisbois Lands 9 Litigators From Pillinger Miller
• Pa. Supreme Court Snapshot: Benefits, Cannabis, Taxes
• Norfolk Southern CEO Shaw Faces Misconduct Probe
• Philly Noncompete Ban Challenger Wants Case Paused
• Ohio Train Derailment Plaintiffs Seek Final OK Of $600M Deal
• Most Young Lawyers Say Debt Alters Their Career Plans
• Philly Healthcare Attorney Moves To Saxton & Stump
• How Methods Are Evolving In Textualist Interpretations
• Pa. Nursing Home Chain Gets OK For October Facility Auction
• Finding Coverage For Online Retail Privacy Class Actions
• 3rd Circ. Follows Corner Post In Home Care OT Change Feud
• Pa. Borough Says Insurer, Atty Wrongfully Settled Feud
• Ex-Union Head's Nephew Eyes Plea Change In Extortion Case
• US Steel Cos., Workers Seek New Tariffs On Foreign Steel
• Pa. Paralegal Sues Former Firm For Disability Bias
• $147.5M Life Insurance Class Deal Gets First OK In Conn.
• Avoiding Corporate Political Activity Pitfalls This Election Year
• Congress Must Do More To Bolster ERISA Protections
• As Biden Looks To Block US Steel Deal, Rival Co. Weighs In
• Ex-Saleswoman Can't Add Back Pay To $1 Win In ADA Suit
• Taxation With Representation: Debevoise, Bennett, Orrick
• Indicted Power Broker, Atty Brother Hit With Civil RICO Suit
• SEC Accuses Esmark Of Lying About US Steel Bid
• Lawmakers, AGs Urge Justices To OK Denial Of E-Cig Apps
• 3rd Circ. Relieves Insurer Of Additional UIM Coverage
• Split 3rd Circ. Won't Rule Out Pa. As Wiretapping Suit Forum
• Feds Seek To Nix EB-1 Visa Suit After Reopening Application
• Pharma Co. Verrica Fails To Shed Investor Suit Over FDA OK
• Pa. City Iced Retirees Out Of Ch. 9 Plan Talks, Committee Says
• Liberty Mutual Settles Call Center Workers' Pay Complaint
• Unpacking Jurisdiction Issues In 3rd Circ. Arbitration Ruling
• Why Attorneys Should Consider Community Leadership Roles
• UGA Settles With Football Staffer Hurt In Fatal '23 Crash
• FINRA Beats Post-Jarkesy Challenge To Enforcement Powers
• Pa. County Wants Out Of Child Abuse, Death Lawsuit
• 3rd Circ. Revives Machinery Worker's Disability Bias Suit
• Zoetis Sanctions Bid Denied In Racehorse Death Suit
• Tort Report: 'Landmark' $16M Crash Verdict Against Amazon
• Orrick-Led Epam Systems Buys Neoris In $630M Cash Deal
• How NJ Temp Equal Pay Survived A Constitutional Challenge
• Glenmark Will Pay $25M To End Feds' Price-Fixing Suit
• NLRB Says Deference Not Needed In Solo Protest Case
• Election Year Surprise? GOP Judges Opening Seats For Biden
• US Steel, Nippon Defend Deal After VP Harris Voices Concern
• Firms Must Offer A Trifecta Of Services In Post-Chevron World
• Teva Investors Get Go-Ahead To Resume Kickbacks Class Suit
• Energy Leaseholders' RICO, Antitrust Suit Tossed After 9 Years
• Ivy Leaguers Withdraw Opposition To NCAA's $2B NIL Deal
• 3rd Circ. Preview: Starbucks Firing, Liquor Law In September
• 3rd Circ.: Biotech Must Pay Royalties Despite Expired Patents
• EPA Should Have Rethought Smog Plan, DC Circ. Told
• Atty Claims Pa. Firm Breached Merger, Payment Agreement
• 5 Tips To Succeed In A Master Of Laws Program And Beyond