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...remove a trade secrets case filed against it from state court in Pittsburgh to federal court in the Western District of Pennsylvania. Plaintiff...
...of school board elections, as well as a contested mayoral primary in Pittsburgh, that "drew people out to vote." Further, having...
...pelvic fractures. Plaintiffs Counsel: John P. Goodrich, Goodrich & Associates, Pittsburgh. Defense Counsel: David M. McQuiston, Thomson, Rhodes & Cowie, Pittsburgh...
...order affirmed. Police officers were patrolling the Hazelwood area of Pittsburgh in an unmarked police cruiser when they observed three males including appellee...
... A contested primary for the Democratic nomination for mayor of Pittsburgh may benefit McVay, Madonna and Waters said. In contrast, the most high...
A federal judge has certified two classes of juveniles and their parents in a suit following the "kids-for-cash" scandal in Luzerne County
...a reporter for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. •...
...gas lawyers. It hasn't always been that way, however, Pittsburgh legal recruiter Valerie Esposito told The Legal recently, characterizing the...
...John Withrow murdered Johnson. They then drove to the West End of Pittsburgh, Pa., where one of the men believed he had seen Withrow and...
...Recommendation Lamar Advantage GP Co., LLC v. City of Pittsburgh, PICS Case No. 13-1020 (Pa. Commw. April 30, 2013) Pellegrini, P...
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