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...that zoning ordinances are not the type of regulatory provision that the legislature intended to be pre-empted by the [OGSML]." The...
...Pennsylvania's Home Improvement Consumer Protection Act incorrectly limits contractors' ability to recover...
...by the court. Epstein called the practice "a huge problem in Pennsylvania." "We're looking at the Code of Judicial...
...the amount of the bodily injury liability coverage as mandated by the Legislature and the line of cases involving no prior written request; and whether...
...of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania because it violated the public...she responded, "Because the legislature of the state of Delaware...
...total of such lost future earnings,'" Bernstein wrote, citing the 1993 Pennsylvania Supreme Court decision in Littman v. Bell Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania...
...The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has unanimously dismissed...in another area. Accordingly, the legislature vests the commission with "...
The use of social media has expanded significantly in recent years. Indeed, one would be hard-pressed to identify a person under 65 who doesn't have a Facebook, LinkedIn or Twitter account that he or
In two separate but similar Right-to-Know Law cases, a split en banc Commonwealth Court ruled that middle names and home addresses are public record, but government-issued cellphone numbers and email
...27, Texas state Representative Jeff Leach introduced HB 1989 to the Texas Legislature. His proposed bill permits service of process through alternate means, namely, Facebook...
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