The Legal Intelligencer
The U.S. Supreme Court is presently considering whether federal law pre-empts state design-defect claims targeting generic pharmaceutical products. Just two years ago, the court insulated generic-dru
...unsealed. "It's an important first step," said Frederick Frank, the Post-Gazette's attorney. Mr. Frank told Judge...
The Legal's 170th Anniversary Magazine covers the recent history of the legal profession in Pennsylvania, from law firms to law schools and courts to case law. It features articles written by esteeme
...as it seemed that deliberations in the case of Kathleen A. Frederick v. Reed Smith Shaw & McClay and Richard H. Glanton would...
...counsel Margaret Stanish, generally staring straight ahead. Lakeman's attorney, Frederick Santacroce, argues that his client was a competent nurse-anesthetist who performed...
It had long been my ambition to bring one of the country's most esteemed economists to address the Philadelphia Estate Planning Council. Therefore, I was pleased when Anirban Basu accepted my invitat
Theodore Furman, vice president in the GlaxoSmithKline legal department, was appointed to the National Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Bar Foundation's board of directors
...s affirmance of the verdict in Kaiser's favor," said David Frederick, a partner at Washington's Kellogg, Huber, Hansen, Todd, Evans & Figel...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...bargaining agreements are silent with respect to latent injuries," said David Frederick, who represented the players, to the court. Clement noted that...
...Solicitor General Paul Clement and the ex-players are represented by David Frederick, who has served as assistant to the solicitor general. Last...
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