The Legal IntelligencerA federal judge has rejected business magnate Raymond G. Perelman's efforts to assert new counterclaims against his son Jeffrey E. Perelman in a lawsuit over the son's acquisition of several companie
A Chester County judge has ruled the state's Mansion House Rule — traditionally used in cases where a residential property straddles a municipal line — may be used to assess taxes for a c
...Brooks, Bradley & Doyle, Media, Pa.; Matthew E. McGuire, Buckley, Brion, McGuire, Morris & Sommer, West Chester, Pa. Plaintiffs Experts: Dr. Andrew M...
Following is a listing of legislative and executive for the week of July 4. Members of the General Assembly are scheduled to return to session in September
In the fall session, state lawmakers are almost certain to consider legislation that imposes a fee on natural gas drillers. But two key issues are still up in the air: the amount of the fee and who r
...gold event sponsor for the dinner along with Buckley Brion McGuire Morris & Sommer and the Republican Committee of Chester County....
...Anthony M. Brichta and Robert D. Patterson have joined Buckley Brion, McGuire Morris & Sommer as new associates. Both of their practices will focus on...
AdditionsJoelle Wright Florax has joined Rawle & Henderson as counsel in its toxic tort department. Wright is based in the firm's Wilmington offices
...time soon. A little over a year after joining Duane Morris following the dissolution of Wolf Block, the longtime politico has taken over...
...Mahoney, Philadelphia, for Dilworthtown Inn; Patrick S. Mintzer of Buckley Brion McGuire Morris & Sommer, West Chester, Pa., for Dilworthtown Inn and Blue Pear Bistro...
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