The Legal Intelligencer...S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit case Interpace v. Lapp. Lundy Law argued in its memorandum that Pitt &...
To The Legal: I am compelled to point out the numerous misrepresentations in state Senator Anthony H. Williams' letter, published December 14 in response to my November 26 article, titled "Charter Sc
...This letter is in response to a contributed piece written by David Lapp of the Education Law Center. To ...
The Pennsylvania charter school law was enacted in 1997, authorizing the creation of public schools that operate independently of their surrounding district
...for the Third Circuit in its 1983 opinion in Interpace v. Lapp, commonly referred to as the Lapp factors. ...
The district court granted defendant's motion for summary judgment as to plaintiff's Computer Fraud and Abuse Act and Lanham Act claims but retained supplemental jurisdiction over the remaining state
Having dismissed all of the federal claims in a suit over the ownership of a LinkedIn account, U.S. District Senior Judge Ronald Buckwalter of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania has decided to proc
The Commonwealth Court has ruled that full texts of resolutions presented at a public meeting of the Philadelphia School District's School Reform Commission are public records, despite the school dis
...the Third Circuit developed in its 1983 opinion in Interpace v. Lapp and found that nine of the 10 points in the test...
...who ruled in a separate case last July that defendant Helen S. Lapp's petition to open judgment on her foreclosure was not time-barred...
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