The Legal Intelligencer
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As the new Philadelphia family courthouse moves closer to completion, bills from the First Judicial District show that the Sprague & Sprague law firm was paid $1.8 million for its work prosecuting th
...administration were released on November 1 and California's on November 16. (More than 17 percent of graduates from ABA-accredited law schools take the...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...In November 2011, Schnader Harrison named Dandridge as the firm's first chief diversity...
...an immediate objection. Allstate filed a motion to compel in November, citing leading defense cases Zimmerman v. Weis Markets Inc. and...
...in Auto Case The Legal Intelligencer July 17, 2012 An Allegheny County judge has denied cross-motions from...
...Cahill heard nothing until March 17, 2010, when he received a...clerk lost or misplaced the November 2008 letter, but ultimately gave...
Originally Published: New Jersey Law Journal
...advance the president's agenda, with assets of 2 million campaign volunteers, 17 million email addresses and approximately 27 million Twitter followers at its disposal...
...On November 28, 2012, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court granted the petition for allowance of...
...to City Council. On May 17, 2011 PCPC approved another proposed...the area. In November 2011, appellees filed a motion...
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