The Legal Intelligencer
...election for the sole appellate court seat on the ballot is...West animus is not as strong as it once was,”...
...U.S. Supreme Court that is often...techniques are often used in research as...well as commerce. Language in the decision...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...by federal, state and local environmental agencies. These actions span what one court called a "sometimes murky spectrum" from formal agency adjudications and...
...who does a lot of court-appointed work and it is...more for capital cases have used that $10,000 as a...
...the state Supreme Court has ruled....
...Arts executives fraudulently promised Antonick that his intellectual property had not been used on several of its games developed after 1990. U.S...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...April 23, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court has adopted Rule 1915.11...practice that comes to mind used to see an emergency petition...
...Editor's...common and were used whenever circumstances warranted...developed its own language. Dealers formed "...
The Legal's editorial staff recently set out to select our Diverse Attorneys of the Year, in which we highlight the achievements of some of the state's minority attorneys. Every two years, in an effo
...portion of that money was used to provide kickbacks to lenders...as a class action, the court will afford the parties an...
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