The Legal Intelligencer
The Legal's editorial staff recently set out to select our Diverse Attorneys of the Year, in which we highlight the achievements of some of the state's minority attorneys. Every two years, in an effo
The court granted a petition filed by Berks County Children and Youth Services to compel appellants to cooperate with an investigation into the risk of inappropriate physical discipline of D.P., a mi
The federal indictment of Lackawanna County guardian ad litem Danielle Ross on tax evasion charges related to the income she generated from privately billing litigants has raised questions about what
...she is to refrain from any further contact with existing or new GAL clients until further order of the court," the court said in...
...investigators have subpoenaed records from the Lackawanna County Family Court regarding the GAL program. Several sources have told The Legal that investigators are...
...things like "building a relationship," the recommendation process, and the GAL conference — and Corbett said the appointments are "going to be...
...should be assigning the majority of custody cases to its full-time GAL, Danielle M. Ross, the county renewed Ross' contract, potentially worth about $38...
From in-house veteran Susan Hackett, the second of a two-part discussion of the emerging role, responsibilities, and rising influence of pricing directors in law firms
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...is significantly lower than what has been speculated by some of the GAL program's detractors, it is drastically higher than what a number of...
A report from the Administrative Office of Pennsylvania Courts said it found "no evidence" that the Lackawanna County guardian ad litem had been billing hundreds of thousands of dollars to litigants
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