The Legal Intelligencer
...from 1988 through 1993 but remained on the firm's board of directors and the board's management committee for several years after that....
...and on the board of directors of the University of Pennsylvania...Delray Beach, Fla. Funeral services are set for 1...
In the context of a criminal prosecution, trial counsel must be aware of the many different collateral consequences of a criminal conviction
...death certificate for Ruth Perelman, and specifically, that plaintiff caused the funeral director to include incorrect information regarding Ruth's domicile at the time...
...rabbi will drop a federal lawsuit against the state board of funeral directors in exchange for clarification of the law that governs funeral practices...
...Court in Scranton, Pa., on behalf of the Pennsylvania Board of Funeral Directors to declare unconstitutional several provisions of state law, including restrictions on...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
Former U.S. Senator Arlen Specter, who died Sunday at age 82, was a legal giant in Pennsylvania who greatly shaped the federal judiciary in the state for more than three decades, lawyers told The Leg
...estate and probate work for a family member and asked the funeral director for the name of an attorney he would recommend. "Jane...
...who won in their suit against Pennsylvania's State Board of Funeral Directors in a tortured, years-long case that resulted in the state...
...A Pittsburgh rabbi is challenging Pennsylvania's Board of Funeral Directors in federal court, arguing that it violated his right to freely...
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