The Legal Intelligencer...v. Powell, according to court documents, Mericle and his company, Mericle Construction Inc., would pay $17.75 million into the settlement fund with...
The detention facilities that housed juveniles in the Luzerne County "kids-for-cash" scandal won't be able to get the teens' criminal records during discovery in a civil action brought by dozens of t
...of Pennsylvania has approved the $17.75 million settlement that Robert K. Mericle, the builder of two juvenile detention facilities who allegedly paid millions in...
...Thursday. It issued a similar opinion the day before, regarding Robert Mericle, whose construction company built the detention centers. "The district court...
...from the "kids-for-cash" scandal in Luzerne County. Mericle's construction company built juvenile facilities that housed youths sent there by two...
...rights claims and civil RICO claims. Provider defendants, including Robert Mericle, Mericle Construction, Pinnacle Group of Jupiter, LLC, Beverage Marketing of PA, Inc., Vision...
...v. Powell , according to court documents, Mericle and his company, Mericle Construction Inc., would pay $17.75 million into the settlement fund with...
...v. Powell , according to court documents, Mericle and his company, Mericle Construction Inc., would pay $17.75 million into the settlement fund with...
...operators of juvenile placement and construction firms and a defendant county official. Plaintiffs alleged that defendants Powell, Mericle, PA Child Care, Western PA...
...v. Powell , according to court documents, Mericle and his company, Mericle Construction Inc., would pay $17.75 million into the settlement fund with...
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