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...strike down the mandatory retirement provision, told the high court that mandatory judicial retirement is an example of the will of the majority unconstitutionally infringing...
...Pa. C.S.A. §7701, et seq. With respect to trustees' compensation, Pennsylvania's statute restated a trustee's right to reasonable compensation. Then...
As an attorney attacked the constitutionality of the $500,000 statutory cap on damages owed by Pennsylvania governmental entities Monday, one of the appellate judges on the panel said that the attack
...alleging she used legislative and judicial staff to perform campaign work...Holt v. 2011 Legislative Reapportionment Commission. Following the court's...
...to be brought in any judicial district in which the alleged...U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission found "reasonable cause to...
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...Harrison Segal & Lewis' securities practice group, and Joseph Prim, a workers' compensation attorney in the two-man firm Duca and Prim, are the two...
Here are the 2012 Lawyers on the Fast Track
...last stop in the state judicial process. This is madness. Members...September session — including workers' compensation, insurance coverage, corporate shareholder, taxation...
Every lawyer is familiar with the attorney-client privilege. Most, however, have perhaps never encountered what is often referred to as the "fiduciary exception" to that privilege
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