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...to effectively manage attendance and employee leaves of absence consistent with the Family and Medical Leave Act and the Americans with Disabilities Act. ...
...by estoppel. Trial court order overruling appellant...Appellants Kindred Hospital-Philadelphia, Kindred Hospital East...from relationship or family ties alone. Thus...
...his role in the troubled project to build a new family court building in Philadelphia, his oversight of that city's traffic court and other...
...the Philadelphia court system for over 35 years. She was proud of her Polish heritage and wanted to share that with extended family. She...
...Waters Jr., a Philadelphia Municipal Court judge, and Jack McVay Jr., an Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas judge presiding in family court cases....
...7 on the Philadelphia CNN-News affiliate...for Couples and Family Solutions in Englewood...to be in court on all the...
...A Philadelphia jury awarded $8...trial before Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas...that Wilson's family physician, Dr. Charles...
...then-Chancellor Sayde Ladov, the Philadelphia Bar Association created a Civil...represented tenants in Philadelphia Municipal Court's housing hearings for many...
...The Philadelphia Association of Defense...U.S. District Court for the Eastern...Advanced Training for Family Mediators," hosted...
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