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...and ordered a new trial on the other counts, this time in Elizabeth Municipal Court. Moynihan found that DiLeo “pointedly cross-examined...
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...governmental officials said Monday, as city council prepared for a Wednesday vote...
...Pro Bono and Civic Work: Alexis is a board member of City of Hope's Philadelphia chapter, a nonprofit working to fight cancer. She...
...Ann Elizabeth Fruth ...
...Defense Counsel: Elizabeth K. Ainslie, Bruce P. Merenstein...acquiring a property named River City to flip for a profit...
...Some have sued BP over its 2005 refinery explosion in Texas City, Texas. Those lawyers include Brent Coon of Brent Coon & Associates in...
...division of power between the city of Philadelphia's executive and...A. Nutter to seek City Council approval to close 11 library...
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...entities, such as cities and counties, must...it," said Elizabeth Lake, a partner...the Banning City Council to consider global...
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