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...on the local legal community for their...a number of group moves that made...Steven P. Berman, Penny S. Indictor, Stuart...
... The most high-profile of the three traces its primary legal arguments to the decision in ...
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... The Legal is accepting submissions...Appointed Penny Conly Ellison, circuit mediator...
...Philadelphia office hired Emily P. Morales to its workers' compensation group. Sugiura, a former assistant public defender, brings courtroom experience in...
...fees caused no harm to the class. Nevertheless the court applied a legal standard that was not generally recognized at the time the incentive agreements...
...how judges can review the same factual record and come to opposite legal conclusions. In an opinion issued by the U.S. Circuit...
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