The Legal Intelligencer
...largely because of much stronger turnout in McVay's county, political observers said Wednesday. Lou Farinella, a Philadelphia Democratic City Committee staffer...
...Philadelphia, said legalized casino gaming has provided nearly $7.5 billion in tax revenue to Pennsylvania, with nearly $600 million flowing into the city of...
...and relinquish possession of the premises even...establishment in Center City Philadelphia fell in arrears...
...0921 (C.P. Philadelphia March 6, 2013...defendants), asserting abuse of process and other...and Friends Center City Retirement Community a...
...Order Michael G. Lutz Lodge No. 5 v. City of Philadelphia, PICS Case No. 13-0990 (C.P. Philadelphia March 6, 2013...
...project to build a new family court building in Philadelphia, his oversight of that city's traffic court and other matters. "...
...resigned after just two years on the job to join the city of Philadelphia's Office of Innovation and Technology on a project of making...
...being sent back to the district court by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit. The owner of the tanker...
...be very low in Philadelphia, where the judicial primary is a virtual general election because of the weakness of the city Republican Party, which hasn...
...Brett Feldman, of counsel in the...Zoning Code in Philadelphia and how it...to reshape the city's retail/commercial...
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