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...Marcellus Shale " Deed Reservation " Property Subsurface & Removal Rights " Minerals & Natural Gas " Dunham Rule Butler v. Charles Powers Estate, PICS Case...
...purposes of deed reservations. Instead, the justices said, the Dunham rule, named after the 1882 Supreme Court case Dunham and...
...as associates will be Michael R. Butler, Jill R. Cohen, Edgar Alden Dunham IV, Christopher P. Midura, Grace Strom Power, David P. Skand and Gina...
...149; Samantha Dalton • Frank DeSimone • Robert Dunham • Patrick Egan • Jules Epstein ...
View a collection of articles featuring The Legal's coverage of the ongoing Penn State Abuse Scandal
According to an investigative report, Penn State trustees said they felt former president Graham Spanier and former general counsel Cynthia Baldwin downplayed the seriousness of the grand jury invest
...Penn State has announced Stephen S. Dunham as its new general counsel, pending approval by its board of trustees...
It has been said that possession is nine-tenths of the law. Recently the Pennsylvania Supreme Court agreed to hear the appeal of a case that involves the other one-tenth, which seems unremarkable eno
The state Supreme Court has granted allocatur in a case in which it has been asked to stop a scientific debate over whether shale is a "mineral" before the debate even begins
Drugmaker Pfizer is arguing to the state Supreme Court that $8.6 million in punitive damages should not have been awarded in a hormone-replacement therapy case without evidence that its subsidiary mi
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