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...Forensic accountants are frequently brought in to cases where they are asked to...
...one spouse's name, a forensic analysis may be necessary to...to a fair and equitable resolution. Routinely, there is...
As the attention in Pennsylvania to the incidence of child abuse reached a crescendo with dual verdicts in the Jerry Sandusky trial and the Philadelphia priest sex-abuse trial last month, a number of
...Association 's Alternative Dispute Resolution Committee is presenting its Sir...spoke at the fifth annual Forensic Science Seminar sponsored by the...
The state government looked outside of Pennsylvania's borders when shopping for a law firm to advise the receiver overseeing Harrisburg's financial recovery practice
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...Senate Judiciary Committee, sponsored a resolution passed by the Pennsylvania Senate...Cyril H. Wecht Institute of Forensic Science and Law, who, according...
Christine M. Prokopick has joined Montgomery McCracken Walker & Rhoads as a litigation associate in the firm's Philadelphia office
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