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...1207 (C.P. Philadelphia April 4, 2013...clients in the district court and the...where its registered office or principal place...
...an outsourcing company, a federal judge has ruled. U.S. District Judge Anita Brody of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, however, will allow...
...opened a new office in Morristown, N...shareholder for the Philadelphia office of ...
...retired senior staff adviser with the First Judicial District's Office of Court Administrator, talks with Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas Senior Judge Norman Ackerman...
...Vetenshtein v. City of Philadelphia, 755 A.2d 62...
...in a Northern District patent suit. The...week, lawyers for Philadelphia-based patent holder...s Palo Alto office did not respond...
Originally Published: The Recorder
The U.S. Supreme Court is presently considering whether federal law pre-empts state design-defect claims targeting generic pharmaceutical products. Just two years ago, the court insulated generic-dru
...Philadelphia on Wednesday. Gallen, now 67, and Miller, now 58, allege that District Attorney Thomas Hogan fired them shortly after he took office...
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