The Legal Intelligencer...Chiapetta, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, West Norriton Township, PECO and its corporate parent Exelon Corporation. PECO owned and maintained the streetlight in question...
...A Pennsylvania woman may take her claim against PECO Energy Co. to trial, the state Superior Court has ruled, in a...
...On September 12, the Homeless Advocacy Project, in partnership with PECO/Exelon, is set to host an "All Hands on Birth Certificate...
...Pro Bono," from 8 to 11 a.m. today at Exelon/PECO, 2301 Market St., Philadelphia. Breakfast with judges begins at 8 a...
...as defendants. Appellant later filed a second complaint naming Exelon Corporation and its subsidiary, PECO, as defendants. Exelon was later dismissed. The actions were...
Elected and AppointedSaul Ewing partner Michael F. Consedine and partner-elect Amy C. Foerster in the firm's Harrisburg office have been named members of Governor-elect Tom Corbett 's transition team
While many attorneys envision pro bono matters in terms of lengthy litigation cases or assisting nonprofits with various legal matters such as organizational set-up, negotiating a lease and advising
...Attorneys and staff from nine corporations — PECO/Exelon , AAA Mid-Atlantic , ...
...District. The event will be held April 16 at PECO/Exelon, 2301 Market St., Philadelphia from 9 a.m. to 12:30...
...First Judicial District. The event will be held at PECO/Exelon, 2301 Market St., Philadelphia. A free continental breakfast will be served...
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