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...The automotive industry frequently confronts class action litigation. The complexity of product design, manufacturing and...
...accepted as an expert qualified to testify about the oil and gas industry." Carnes also testified, claiming the compressor station constituted a...
...large amounts of pressurized fluids, consisting primarily of water and sand with limited amounts of chemical additives, to induce small fractures to form in the...
...of local government in Pennsylvania can unintentionally stagnate the growth of this industry, particularly where the local land use approval process or regulations materially increase...
...repurchasing stock and other business purposes. The subsidiaries, Scherico and Limited, were Swiss companies operating in Ireland. The reserves were not...
The Marcellus Shale wasn't the only thing Pennsylvanian in Exxon Mobil 's nearly $1.7 billion acquisition of two of the state's natural gas exploration and distribution companies
The Top Verdicts of 2010 as reported by Verdict Search contains charts of the top verdicts and settlements in Pennsylvania, along with breakout charts of selected verdict categories. Also included is
...150 in attorney fees. The CAFC affirmed. The plaintiff, a limited partnership and P.O. box in the British Virgin Islands, alleged Internet...
...by the leaders in the industry are rules affording either the...the remedies are far more limited and far less satisfactory. In...
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