The Legal IntelligencerOn the eve of a hearing to determine monetary sanctions, Sovereign Bank settled the underlying discovery-abuse claims with property developer 400 Walnut Associates, which is going through Chapter 11
While a convicted defendant can be sentenced to pay the costs of the prosecution and trial, those costs do not include the salaries of the assistant district attorneys and county detectives for the h
...reasoning. Anderson's attorney, John W. Morris of Kaufman Coren & Ress, said the case has a complicated history. At Anderson's...
The state Superior Court has ruled that a Philadelphia judge should not have dismissed a plaintiff's case alleging he died from exposure to a toxic metal because a plaintiff expert witness did not ru
The state Superior Court has ruled that plaintiffs alleging injuries from their exposure to emissions of a toxic metal should not have to rule out other possible causes of their medical conditions in
The state Superior Court has ruled in an unpublished opinion that more than 25 plaintiffs are not entitled to medical monitoring for their claims that their alleged exposure to a toxic metal may caus
The state Supreme Court has granted allocatur to decide whether two admitted body part harvesters should have to pay the salaries of the prosecutors and detectives who worked to bring charges against
...of Philadelphia ; John W. Morris of Kaufman Coren & Ress ; Robert D. Schaub of Rosenn Jenkins...
...of Philadelphia ; John W. Morris of Kaufman Coren & Ress ; Robert D. Schaub of Rosenn Jenkins...
AdditionsKevin C. Rakowski has joined Dilworth Paxson as a partner in the litigation department and as a member of the consumer financial services group
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