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...Brett Feldman, of counsel in the zoning...firm's Philadelphia office, Battaglia focuses his...
...Public Defender's Office is seeking to block closure of the Gloucester County...their right to counsel. In...
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...Six plaintiffs challenging the mandatory retirement of judges in the year they turn 70 have asked the Pennsylvania Supreme...
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...where jurors are interviewed together. The latter was used in the prosecution of Noel, who is now serving a lengthy prison sentence for robbery, conspiracy...
...of the local lawyer referral office in the notice, it provided appellants with contact information for organizations to aid them in securing legal counsel...
...One of the newly confirmed...the plaintiff's counsel for "discourteous...drive from his office and he had...
...heading up the Antitrust Division of the U.S. Department of...the division's Philadelphia field office after 65 years of service...
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