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...state and local requirements for erosion and sediment controls and stormwater best management practices. In 2002, the EPA proposed a rule that identified...
The two dozen funeral directors who allege that Pennsylvania's Funeral Director Law is largely unconstitutional won on all but one claim after five years of litigation in the district court
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...mail fraud; wire, radio or TV fraud; bank fraud; securities fraud; any rule or regulation of the Securities and Exchange Commission; or any violation of...
The month of June once again is here, and, as in years past, attention turns to thoughts of summer, to high school graduations, and to anticipation of the U.S. Supreme Court's issuance of the term's
...broad strokes certain "new rules" that modern-day employers...violation of federal, state or local laws. However, while the majority...
As traditional summer associate programs are cut back year after year, it is harder than ever to score a coveted summer position. But you've done it. You have a legal job for the summer. Finals are o
...was amended Monday and House rules require 24 hours lapse before...city in comparison to other local Pennsylvania governments, he argued....
...either to support the lawyers' disqualification or to oppose it. Gore, lead local counsel for the plaintiffs consortium, declined comment, as did Giali, Chobani's...
Originally Published: The Recorder
...at least certain aspects of a client's right to privacy. Under Rule of Professional Conduct 1.2 on scope of representation, privacy concerns, particularly...
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