The Legal Intelligencer...American Diabetes Association; and Carl P. Beard Jr., a partner with Andrews & Beard in Altoona, Pa. ...
...said. The school district's attorney, Carl Pierce Beard Jr. of Andrews & Beard in Altoona, Pa., could not be reached for...
The justices will hear arguments in Merlini v. Gallitzin Water Authority, on whether a claim is one of professional negligence if the plaintiff depends of expert testimony to explain complex issues t
...not return calls for comment. David P. Andrews, of Andrews & Beard in Altoona, Pa., filed an amicus statement on behalf of the...
...Surveyor and Geologist Registration Law. Patrick J. Fanelli, of Andrews & Beard in Altoona, Pa., represented the Gallitzin Water Authority. Fanelli said he...
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...willful misconduct since it is not within an employer's expectations, Andrews Wagner & Beard associate Roberta Binder Heath, who worked on the employer's case...
...willful misconduct since it is not within an employer's expectations, Andrews Wagner & Beard associate Roberta Binder Heath, who worked on the employer's case...
...willful misconduct since it is not within an employer's expectations, Andrews Wagner & Beard associate Roberta Binder Heath, who worked on the employer's case...
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