The Legal IntelligencerA federal judge in the Middle District of Pennsylvania has joined a counterpart in the Eastern District in opening a window for plaintiffs to make a claim for strict liability against prescription dr
A federal judge granted summary judgment in favor of a gas driller in a case in which a landowner objected to drilling within the meadow in which she had scattered her husband's ashes because there w
A man's email message to a co-worker in all capital letters saying he would not forget that his colleague took over one of his business accounts was not a threat, the Commonwealth Court has ruled
A Lackawanna County judge has allowed a family of business owners to proceed with their suit against a bank for honoring forged checks, despite the bank's protests that the business owners were negli
...C. Sereni, McAndrews Law Offices, Berwyn, Pa.; Edwin A. Abrahamsen Jr. and James J. Conaboy, Abrahamsen Conaboy & Abrahamsen, Scranton; Lawrence J. Moran, Lenahan...
...of McAndrews Law Offices in Berwyn, Pa.; Edwin A. Abrahamsen Jr. and James J. Conaboy of Abrahamsen Conaboy & Abrahamsen in Scranton, Pa.; Lawrence...
...also of Foley Cognetti. Melissa Adragna's attorney, Kevin Conaboy of Abrahamsen Conaboy & Abrahamsen in Scranton, could not be reached for comment...
Attorneys who represented accountants in a 1999 bank merger are not barred from representing the accountants' former clients in an ongoing malpractice claim, Lackawanna County Common Pleas Judge Terr
The Pennsylvania Bar Association at its May Annual Meeting in Hershey, Pa. presented awards for outstanding leadership in the legal profession and legal assistance to the poor
A landowner is not entitled to just compensation for interference with direct access to his commercial property since state officials never went through with plans to install curbing that would have
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