The Legal Intelligencer...to a mine. Plaintiffs Counsel: Stewart L. Cohen, Cohen, Placitella & Roth; Dennis A. Whitaker, Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources...
The Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources has reached a $36 million settlement with Consol Energy over claims the company's coal mining caused structural damage that required
As the national economy continues to struggle through slow growth in the aftermath of the 2008 recession, employment opportunities for new graduates and young professionals are at a premium. Lawyers
Like most jurisdictions, Pennsylvania allows individuals who have been subject to judgments in excess of their insurance coverage to either sue their insurer, or assign that right to the judgment hol
With two weeks until Pennsylvania voters elect their next state attorney general, the two candidates eyeing the post each had more than $1 million to spend in the final stretch
...board. Cohen is a trial lawyer with Cohen, Placitella & Roth. He specializes in complex litigation, including individual and class...
...held August 1 before court-appointed mediator Stewart Cohen of Cohen Placitella & Roth. "This settlement could not have been achieved...
...And on Thursday, Savage named Stewart L. Cohen of Cohen, Placitella & Roth as special master in the case to conduct settlement discussions...
As summer approaches, the annual rotation of judicial clerks is beginning to kick into gear. Recent law graduates who accepted positions as judicial clerks will be preparing to join chambers
...Additions Jeffrey Albert joined Cohen Placitella & Roth in its Philadelphia office as of counsel. ...
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