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...and the legal profession have always been at the center of my professional life — whether as a practicing lawyer, a judge, a...
...Pennsylvania Workers' Compensation Judges Professional Association v. Commonwealth was...in increased salaries and any claim under the takings clause of...
...to success, the inherent disadvantages as a plaintiff, and the lack of professional diversity in the judiciary, proposed changes to the Federal Rules of Civil...
Today, LL.M. degrees, a.k.a. Masters of Law, or, for the fancy, the Latin name Legum Magister, are offered in a variety of legal specialties ranging from trial advocacy to intellectual property to in
So much of lawyering pertains to language, intellect and logic. Our training and traditions lead us to believe we should focus primarily on these domains to improve ourselves professionally. Yet ther
...not uncommon, however, for HR professionals to get involved in the...risk of an FMLA interference claim, but the employer may lose...
...the defense of workers' compensation claims at all stages of litigation...of Legal Organizations Welcoming Women Professionals by the Pennsylvania Bar...
...and more than a dozen law students, paralegals and non-attorney legal professionals donated their time and services at the Montgomery Bar Association building for...
...and have worked together on numerous cases, including personal injury and professional malpractice claims. Barry L. Cohen of Royer Cooper...
...amp; Goggin, attended the Claims and Litigation Management Alliance's...of attorneys and human resource professionals at the 19th annual Pennsylvania...
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