The Legal Intelligencer
Recently, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) released the much-anticipated final rule for the Medicare Shared Savings Program. In light of the tepid — at best — reaction
...an impairment rating evaluation (IRE) that indicated...that claimant's physical condition at the...its validity. The board's order denying...
...Workers' Compensation Appeal Board's decision denying...May 24, 2006 evaluation of Dr. Conliffe...complain of any physical problems and was...
...permitting them to board the plane....
We at The Legal Intelligencer know that there are many attorneys across Pennsylvania who dedicate themselves to helping their communities through pro bono service, but it seems that too often, these
...threatening comments to co-workers that made them "concerned about their physical safety and the safety of their personal property," according to last...
In this edition of The Legal, we present the answers of the four Republican and four Democratic candidates for openings on the Superior Court
Editor's note: Libertarian candidate Marakay Rogers was added to the ballot Sept. 16, after questionnaires were sent to the other candidates. A questionnaire was sent to Rogers, but she did not respo
...generation is at a premium. Having those attorneys stay on board doesn't inhibit the younger partners looking to move up, Cotterman said...
...was unlike the most-famous school desegregation cases, including Brown v. Board of Education , that came before the U.S. Supreme Court 50...
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