The Legal Intelligencer
This year's Montgomery County Court of Common Pleas race for two judgeships could test whether the Democrats are going to be able to perpetuate their interruption of the decades-long supremacy of Rep
...is stepping down as chairman of the board of the Delaware River Port Authority (DRPA). The agency oversees four toll bridges in the Philadelphia...
...the bridges the Delaware River appears to some...access Philadelphia's ports, nearby refineries and...
...The Delaware River Port Authority of Pennsylvania and New Jersey announced April 4 that it...
...Port Authority is an independent state agency charged with the management, maintenance, marketing, and promotion of publicly owned port facilities along the Delaware River in...
...the representation of government entities, such as the Delaware River & Bay Authority and the Port of Wilmington, as well as representation of banks...
...The embattled Philadelphia Housing Authority has named a lawyer with the "heart of a social worker...
...the main channel of the Delaware River. According to press reports, New...
The Legal Intelligencer
When a new governor from Western Pennsylvania took office in January, members of the Pittsburgh legal community expressed some excitement that maybe the state's legal work would start to go to that c
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