The Legal IntelligencerHalmon L. Banks III, a partner at the workers' compensation boutique formerly known as Martin Banks, has filed a suit claiming the other partners at the firm have taken steps to drive him out of the
The state Superior Court will begin posting all unpublished memorandum decisions on its website in the "very near future," according to President Judge Correale F. Stevens
...Herbert Bass, Marc E. Needles and David B...of technologies, including computer software, database access and remote access technology...
...it appear Oracle had done nothing wrong. Oracle, a worldwide leader in database software, claimed that matters inadvertently went awry, in part, because it didn...
The summer is now drawing to an end, and the thrill of college hoops and March Madness are long gone
On this page last week, we at The Legal shared the first half of our Summer Reading List with you. We hope you'll enjoy the second installment just as much - these are the book picks from our reporte
In the wake of the state Supreme Court's elimination of eight magisterial district judgeships in seven counties in February, with the possibility of a nearly 10 percent reduction in 544 MDJ posts acr
When Barley Snyder partner Sean E. Summers agreed to represent, pro bono, the father of a fallen Marine in his defamation suit against the Westboro Baptist Church, he knew it would be an uphill battl
In several conversations with magisterial district judges from across the state, a single phrase -- "on the frontline" -- pops up repeatedly
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