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A Philadelphia-based real estate company caught up in a contract dispute over an allegedly botched North Carolina development project has accused the defunct Schnader Harrison Segal & Lewis LLP of engaging in a "phantom billing scheme" to boost the firm's revenue ahead of its eventual dissolution last September.
3 months ago
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Michael Best & Friedrich LLP announced Monday it had expanded into the Great Plains region of the U.S. as it combines with a six-attorney Nebraska-based boutique helmed by a former Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati PC attorney.
3 months ago
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A Pennsylvania appeals court ruled on Tuesday that an Allegheny County judge ran
afoul of state procedural rules when she required that all future-filed cases
against Erie Insurance Exchange over coverage for pandemic-related financial
losses be consolidated into a litigation program she created in…
over 2 years ago
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Testifying as an expert in a dispute over liability for paying tens of thousands
of asbestos-related claims, a former chief of the Pennsylvania Insurance
Department told a Philadelphia jury on Tuesday that workers in the office were
never ordered to issue blanket denials to insurers seeking to exclu…
over 2 years ago
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A Pennsylvania federal judge on Tuesday rejected a bid from the ex-dean of
Temple University’s business school to dismiss criminal charges over an alleged
scheme to use false information to artificially boost rankings for the school’s
online MBA program.
over 2 years ago
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A Pennsylvania federal jury cleared personal injury firm MyPhillyLawyer on
Friday of allegations from a former paralegal that she was subjected to repeated
sexual harassment from attorneys and other co-workers during her brief tenure
with the firm three years ago.
over 2 years ago
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Philadelphia’s district attorney accused the state’s top prosecutor Thursday of
selling out the city’s interest in pursuing its own claims against opioid
manufacturers and distributors in favor of a $26 billion settlement announced a
day earlier.
over 2 years ago
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A Pennsylvania federal judge gave preliminary approval to a $7.65 million
settlement to end a pair of class actions accusing CardConnect Corp. of
concealing charges imposed on merchants for its payment processing services.
over 2 years ago
law360.com
A Pennsylvania court shot down a bid by the liquidator for two defunct providers
of long-term care insurance to allow policyholders to reap the full amount of
coverage their policies entitled them to despite caps set by various state
guaranty associations that have since assumed responsibility for p…
over 2 years ago
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A Pennsylvania appeals court ruled in a published decision on Thursday that
letters urging the federal government to investigate a defense contractor could
not serve as the basis of defamation claims despite their ultimately incorrect
accusations that the company had violated U.S. sanctions on Iran.
over 2 years ago
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Pennsylvania’s chief justice suggested during oral arguments Thursday that a
trial judge should have informed a woman who tried to represent her son’s estate
in a since-axed medical malpractice case that she needed to hire an attorney to
pursue her claims.
over 2 years ago
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