The Legal Intelligencer
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Mayer Brown partner Dale Giali contends his opposing counsel in a food labeling class action should get the boot because they consulted with an expert previously retained by the defense
Originally Published: The Recorder
The surviving family of longtime Penn State head football coach Joe Paterno, along with several former Penn State football players and members of the university board of trustees have sued the NCAA o
When The Legal Intelligencer asked me to address how Pennsylvania's judiciary has changed over the years for the paper's 170th anniversary, I first wondered exactly how old they think I am
...There is nothing that is more important for our republic than the rule of law. No person in this country, no matter how high or...
...the ground rules on whether...the Pennsylvania Civil Procedural Rules Committee favor a...of Civil Procedure except work...
...in the judiciary, proposed changes to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure approved by the Advisory Committee on Civil Rules in April appear to ensure...
...to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure's e-discovery...
Originally Published: Law Technology News
...That was the premise under which the committee recommending changes to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure operated, said U.S. District Judge Gene...
...s federal courts committee is set to hold a panel discussion, "Proposed Changes to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure," at 12...
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