The Legal Intelligencer
...5 percent, for the Pennsylvania courts' budget. James Koval, who is part of the Administrative Office of Pennsylvania Courts' budget and finance...
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...Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh's Office for Church Relations, did not...pressing political issues like the budget, the possible expansion of eligibility...
Lawyers are competitive. By the very nature of their profession, lawyers want to win and their clients hire them to win or, at a minimum, to get the best possible results
...district has struggled with funding issues for years. A history of chronic budget difficulties led to a state takeover of the schools and the establishment...
For many graduates, the weight of student loan debt can be overwhelming, particularly in a weak job market. However, for at least one, that burden has been reduced just a bit by virtue of a bankruptc
...and increasing funding for the Office of Open Records." If tradition holds, the House-approved budget will be rejected by the...
...Castille was elected to the Supreme Court 20 years ago, he took office when there was a vacancy created by former Justice Rolf Larsen's...
...Services NYC attorneys and staff May 29 took their protest to the offices of the organization’s chairman at Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy...
Originally Published: New York Law Journal
...counsel, A. Taylor Williams and Geri Romanello St. Joseph with the Administrative Office of Pennsylvania Courts, argued in their response that the attorneys do not...
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