The Legal Intelligencer
...In the August 28, 2012, column in this series, "...The cases, Matter of Norse Energy v. Town of Dryden, No...
A common dispute between plaintiffs and defendants at any civil trial is how many lines should be placed on the verdict slip for the jury to put down dollar amounts for awards
...an active hiring market for energy lawyers, it was quickly followed...000 square feet. In June 2012, we added an additional 6...
...gas prices dropped. In the other, Texas-based driller Endeavor Energy Resources filed suit against Pittsburgh law firm Gatto & Reitz, alleging the...
...in the firm's energy, environment and utilities department. Saul Ewing opened its Pittsburgh office in May 2012 with four attorneys from...
...authorized by the Department of Energy for breaching its contracts with...payments by cabinet agencies in 2012 were the most in at...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...firm Chamberlain Hrdlicka grew its gross revenue by nearly 13 percent in 2012 and is now focusing on expanding the capabilities of its Philadelphia-area...
...5 million comments during the public comment period, which closed in June 2012. The deadline for a final rule was set for the end of...
...meanwhile, would amend the Alternative Energy Investment Act to provide for...LAW In 2012, the state’s casinos...
...Gas/Laurel Mountain Midstream, MarkWest Energy Partners and the Pennsylvania Department...denied as untimely in January 2012, according to O'Dell-Seneca...
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