The Legal Intelligencer
...owner of a Burger King restaurant across the street from Ebert...an unnecessary hardship for its development. Those characteristics included...
...In Ferrick, a tenant who had planned on operating a restaurant-and-bar establishment in Center City Philadelphia fell in arrears on his...
...Suflas will participate in a panel discussion on the most important developments at the National Labor Relations Board affecting both union and...
The Social Media Supplement includes articles on service of process via Facebook, online critics and defamation, social media in family law and more
...this might be helpful. For example, websites that allow users to post restaurant or product reviews (or complaints) provide valuable information to consumers and potential...
...restaurant's appeal of a traffic impact fee charge where structural improvements to an outdoor dining deck extended its use and constituted new development...
...The Restaurant Development and Finance Conference occurs every year in Las Vegas. The conference...
Marta Fernandez got a call earlier this year from a client with a weight problem. Her client, a hotel and resort chain, was troubled about how to handle a request by an obese employee at one of its C
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...duty, he shot and killed two people in an Altoona fast food restaurant. His defense attorneys sought to introduce an insanity defense based on Horner...
...the renovation of Basile's restaurant, Grande Pizzeria and Restaurant. Reflections...a roof would require land development approval form the borough planning...
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