The Legal Intelligencer...city representative for its Philadelphia chapter. McShane directs, leads and oversees implementation of the firm's technology systems. ...
A recent Dauphin County trial court decision that calls into question the accuracy of evidential breath alcohol testing could potentially impact thousands of pending DUI cases across Pennsylvania, de
A Dauphin County trial judge has ruled that breath alcohol testing devices commonly used by law enforcement cannot reliably detect blood alcohol content above or below the calibrated range of 0.05 pe
...merger talks in a bid to form the seventh largest intellectual property firm in the United States with seven offices and 140 attorneys. ...
A Pennsylvania man should have been allowed to invoke spousal privilege and avoid testifying at the criminal trial of his wife, who was also his former probation officer, the state Superior Court has
...The defense attorney in Barton-Martin, Justin McShane of the McShane Firm in Harrisburg, described the decision as a "game changer."...
...and is based in the firm's Philadelphia office. , Bill McShane , Ashley...
...from the class by Bernstein's ruling. The firm had represented named client plaintiff Karen McShane. McShane and the other client plaintiffs...
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