Pennsylvania Archive » February, 2026

Pennsylvania - February, 2026

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• Defamation Litigation Roundup: Exxon, Steelers, R&B Singer
• Real Estate Recap: Tariff Twist, EB-5 Chatter, Clean Air Clarity
• Sunoco Sued Over Pipeline Leak In Philly-Area Neighborhood
• Felony Murder Law And Life Sentences Intersect In Pa. Case
• When Murder Charges Reach People Who Didn't Kill
• 3rd Circ. Preview: Janssen, Penn State Prof. Seek Relief
• Santander Sued In Pa. Over Alleged 'Pay-To-Pay' Loan Fees
• Philly Developer Stuck With $38M Wrongful Death Judgment
• AI-Assisted Arbitration Needs Safeguards To Ensure Fairness
• Domestic Violence Groups Fight Bondi Over Grant DEI Rules
• Health Plans Lack Expert In Avandia MDL, 3rd Circ. Told
• Pa. Court Rules Serial Killer Books Justify Death Row Do-Over
• Justices Told 'Skinny Label' Case Puts Generic Drugs At Risk
• Foreign Cos. Won't Be Roped Back Into Price-Fixing MDL
• What's Next After NLRB Dismissal Of SpaceX Suit
• $200M Antitrust Deal Can Shield Drugmakers In States' Claims
• Walmart Will Pay Up To $100M To End FTC's Driver Pay Suit
• Playing Piano Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• EPA's Cancellation Of Solar Program Is Illegal, States Say
• Fed. Circ. Gene Therapy Ruling Gives Rare Eligibility Clarity
• $17.9M Drug Price-Fixing Deal Advances Despite Objections
• Pennsylvania Casino Settles Tipped-Wage Suit For $2.3M
• Red Bull Can't Exit Suit Over Reporter's 'Flugtag' Injuries
• Philly Says PBMs Can't Exit Suit Over Opioid Crisis
• Hagens Berman Fights Fee Demand Amid Misconduct Claims
• Weight Loss Clinic Hit With Data Breach Class Claims
• Full Fed. Circ. Won't Hear Comcast Venue Change Bid
• Former Philly Hospital Operator's Ch. 11 Wind-Down Gets OK
• Moderna's Damages Expert Limited In March Patent Trial
• Live Nation Judge Not 'Inclined' To Delay Trial For Appeal
• 7th Circ. Questions Keeping 5 NEC Suits In Federal MDL
• Ariz., Calif. Lead Suit Over 'Senseless' HHS Vaccine Overhaul
• UPMC Physician Group Must Face Ex-Doc's Age Bias Claims
• Mallinckrodt's Ch. 11 Blocks Antitrust Payouts, Judge Rules
• Philips Unit Escapes CPAP Machine Whistleblower Case
• Pot Cos. Can't Reframe Loan Interest In Contract Suit
• $3M Verdict Upheld In Philly Wrongful Conviction Case
• AI-Generated Doc Ruling Guides Attys On Privilege Risks
• Ex-Pandemic Watchdog Cements Interim US Atty Role In Pa.
• K&L Gates Corporate Attys Jump To Blank Rome In Pittsburgh
• Accounting Firm Slow To Issue Data Breach Notice, Suit Says
• Chemical Co. PQ Contaminated Port Of Tacoma, Suit Says
• Philly-Area Fertility Clinic Settles Patient's Acid Burn Suit
• SEC Says PPE Distributor Fabricated Pandemic-Era Deal
• EEOC Decries New Hurdle For 3rd-Party Harassment Suits
• Atty's Dual Role In Abuse Cases Didn't 'Feel Right,' Panel Told
• The Law Firm Merger Diaries: Leadership Strategy After Day 1
• Pittsburgh Law Firm Hit With Class Claims Over Data Breach
• NJ Watchdog Takes File Fight In Hospital Row To 3rd Circ.
• Real Estate Recap: REITs, FinCEN, Transfer-Based Cleanup
• Schools Push For Pretrial 7th Circ. Appeal In Aid-Fixing Suit
• Fed. Circ. Unwinds Ineligibility Ruling For Gene Therapy IP
• Reentry Supervision Needed In Gun Sentence, Pa. Panel Rules
• Fed. Circ. In Jan.: On The Validity Of Expert Testimony
• Emerging Themes In Post-Groff Accommodation Decisions
• Calif.'s Civility Push Shows Why Professionalism Is Vital
• Pa. Statehouse Catch-Up: AG Loopholes, Insurance Database
• 2nd NJ Defendant Joins Bid To Disqualify US Atty Leadership
• Taxation With Representation: Freshfields, Simpson Thacher
• Judge Denies Mylan And Aurobindo's Bid To Escape Trial
• FNB Affiliate Denied Injunction Over Noncompete Clauses
• Lacrosse League Says Beverage Co. Hung It Out To Dry
• Pa. Waste Co. Misclassified, Underpaid Workers, Suit Says
• Disqualification Bids Mount For Trio Leading NJ US Atty Office
• Woman Asks Justices For Relief From Tax Preparer's Fraud
• Mylan Investors Ink $60M Deal In Quality Control Suit
• Barnes & Thornburg Adds 35 Ballard Spahr Attys, 3 Offices
• Trivia Competition Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Equifax's Bid To Arbitrate 'Too Clever By Half,' Judge Says
• Pa. Justices Put Limits On Workers' Comp Immunity
• Canada's Olympic Body Joins NHL, CHL Antitrust Defense
• Latham-Led Guardian Capital Closes $441M Fund
• Pa. Court Permits Officers' Biased Remarks In Murder Case
• Law School's Missed Lessons: What Cross-Selling Truly Takes
• Pa. Providers Say They Lost Billions In Change Health Breach
• 3 Firms Steer $3.5B Cencora, Covetrus Animal Health Merger
• Jury Finds Ex-Coal Exec Guilty Of Authorizing Bribes
• Pa. Quarry Can't Shut Down Norfolk Southern's Sinkhole Suit
• Judge Rips Drugmakers' Borderline 'Disingenuous' Appeal Bid
• 3rd Circ. Tosses Appeal In Pa. City Bankruptcy Utility Dispute
• States Say FEMA Ignoring Disaster Mitigation Funding Order
• Coal Exec 'Had No Ability' To OK Paying Bribes, Jury Told
• Kraft Heinz To Face Damages Bid In Factory Upgrade Row
• How AI Data Centers Are Elevating Development Risk In 2026
• Home Health Co. Nurses Are Employees, Judge Rules
• Bayer AG Unveils $7.3B Deal For Roundup Users
• States' Generic Drugs Antitrust Case Headed Toward Trial
• Health Exec Says He Was Fired For Opposing 'Enron-Style' Plot
• State AGs Back Senate's Version Of Kids Online Safety Act
• Albright Stresses IP Sovereignty In Allowing BMW Injunction
• Real Estate Recap: Office Conversions, Multifamily Oversupply
• Dems Say Trump's 3rd Country Removals Are 'Poorly Monitored'
• Judges On AI: Practical Use Cases In Chambers
• Single Use Of Slur Not Enough To Revisit Ex-Clerk's Bias Suit
• Notable Q4 Updates In Insurance Class Actions
• Olympus Slips Whistleblower Suit Over Testing Practices
• J&J Hit With $250K Verdict In 2nd Philly Talc Trial
• Challenge To 3D-Printed Gun Law Fails, 3rd Circ. Rules
• Pa. Panel Says Parolee Can't Have Probation Term Revoked
• Bipartisan Bill Targets Scam Ads On Social Media Platforms
• Trump Admin EV Funding Cuts Suits Merged In Wash. Court
• Coal Exec Used 'Mr. Yen' To Talk Kickbacks, FBI Testifies
• Ex-Pharma Exec Fights AGs' Quick Win Bid In Antitrust Case
• IP Firms Are Navigating AI Era With Range Of Guardrails
• Trail Running Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 3rd Circ. Won't Reconsider OT Ruling Against Home Care Co.
• Staffing Co. Recruiters Not OT-Exempt, Judge Rules
• Warhol, Pollock And Yogi Berra: Heists Leader Gets 10 Years
• 3rd Circ. Skeptical Of NJ's Broad 'Sensitive Places' Gun Ban
• Big Ten Athletes Back NCAA Campaign Against Prop Bets
• HHS Says RFK Jr. Trans Care Policy View Not Legally Binding
• Egypt's 'Social Law' Doesn't Endorse Bribery, Jury Told
• Pa. City Sues Over Sewers, Urged To Pull Ch. 9 Plan
• Trio Leading NJ District Office Face New Disqualification Bid
• Justices' Monsanto Decision May Fix A Preemption Mistake
• Del. Developer Accuses Ex-GC Of Drafting 'Unfair' Agreements
• Justices Asked To Review $600M Train Derailment Deal
• Judge Limits Insurers' Exposure in Opioid Coverage Fight
• Drexel Escapes Black Ex-Compliance Exec's Harassment Suit
• Jury Asked To 'Send A Message' To J&J As Talc Trial Wraps
• Pa. Health Network Escapes Wiretapping Suit, For Now
• Broker Renews Fight Against $6.6M Civil Fraud Penalties
• Coal Exec's Co-Worker Says Emails Hinted At Egypt Bribes
• FERC Wins DC Circ. Backing In Power Auction Fight
• How States Are Advancing Enviro Justice Policies
• Pa. Hospital Settles Ex-Worker's ADA Suit Over CBD Gummy
• Elliott Affiliate Urges 3rd Circ. To Keep Citgo Sale On Track
• Malpractice Claim Assignability Continues To Divide Courts
• 9th Circ. Judge Casts Doubt On Feds' Grant Condition Stance
• Pa. Governor's Property Fight With Neighbor Lands In Court
• Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Closure Highlights Labor Law Stakes
• As Federal Enviro Justice Policy Goes Dormant, All Is Not Lost
• Medical Equipment Co. Nets Tentative Deal In Overbilling Suit
• DOD Employee Denies Laundering Millions For Scammers
• Courts' Rare Quash Of DOJ Subpoenas Has Lessons For Cos.
• Coal Exec Knew Egyptian Broker Paid Bribes, Jury Told
• Real Estate Recap: Data Center Moratoriums, Fraud Detection
• 3rd Circ. Remands J&J Unit's Libel Suit Over Talc Study
• Ricoh Will Pay $1.75M To End 401(k) Forfeiture, Fee Suits
• Ex-Ballard Spahr Atty, Rendell Aide Reinstated To The Bar
• Former Pa. Atty Gets 4 Years In Prison For Tax Evasion
• Pa. Grocer Denied Bid To Bar Competition From Walmart
• Philly Judge Erred In Bumping Med Mal Suit To NJ, Panel Says
• DOJ Urges Court To Reject Live Nation's View Of Meta Ruling
• Coal Exec's Bribery Trial Aligns With New FCPA Priorities
• Website Wiretapping Claims Trimmed From Cigna Suit
• Teaching Logic Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 3rd Circ. Asks If Death Scene Photo Row Is Privacy Matter
• Pa. Court Weighs Medical Marijuana Dispensary Staffing Rule
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Practicing Resilience
• 3rd Circ. Ponders Pa. Professor's Virtual Teaching Denial
• Takeaways From The DOJ Fraud Section's 2025 Year In Review
• Drugmakers Say Hagens Berman Responsible For Costs
• FERC Says Rejection Of PJM Grid-Planning Change Was Sound
• TMX Wants $52M Penalty From Pa. Banking Regulators Axed
• 2 Killings Are Reshaping ICE Strategy. States Also Have Plans.
• Masimo Investors' $34M Deal In Revenue Suit Gets Initial OK
• Using Phone For Drug Deal Attempt Is A Crime, Court Says
• 3rd Circ. Says Law Silent On Duty To Pay For Tendered Shares
• ShopRite Mogul Wants Name Cleared After Mayoral Bid Row
• Novartis, Sandoz Face New Generic-Drug Price-Fixing Suit
• 3rd Circ. Says Contractor Payments Not Payroll Costs For PPP
• SNAP Case 'Tip Of The Iceberg' In Anti-Fraud Effort, Feds Say
• Pa. Juror's Lie Wins Ex-Trooper New Vehicular Homicide Trial
• 'Star Trek'-Citing Judge Says Moderna Can't Ax $5B Vax IP Suit
• Philly Art Museum Wins Bid To Arbitrate CEO's Firing Suit
• DOJ Defends NJ US Atty Office Funding Amid Scrutiny
• Panel Backs Pa. In Widow's 'Line Of Duty' Benefits Bid
• NYC Bar Opinion Warns Attys On Use Of AI Recording Tools
• Bausch, Lannett To Pay $17.9M In Drug Price-Fixing Deal
• 3rd Circ. Affirms Fee Awards For Immigration Habeas Actions
• The Biz Court Digest: Dispatches From Utah's Newest Court