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...s Act 13 Decision," David G. Mandelbaum discussed Robinson Township v. Public Utilities Commission, 52 A.3d 463 (Pa. Commw. Ct. 2012), holding Act...
...whether it is letters to a bar association committee or to the public, the candidate must be candid about his or her experience, the number...
...a borrower's property. If public records show no existing liens...Primerock's liens and security interests granted under the Primerock mortgage...
...reshape the city's retail/commercial landscape. Feldman concentrates his practice on zoning and land use matters with a focus on obtaining the...
...two out of three lawsuits related to workplace bullying occurred in the public sector. How it Affects the Organizational Culture...
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The state Supreme Court waded through lengthy arguments Tuesday in a case in which the state of Pennsylvania has alleged two pharmaceutical companies inflated the price of their drugs at the governme
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