The Legal Intelligencer
...Services president Melville Miller Jr., Volunteer Lawyers for Justice executive director Karen Sacks and representatives of the State Bar. Legal Services is forced...
Originally Published: New Jersey Law Journal
A 12-member Philadelphia jury awarded $700,000 to a state trooper who was injured when her vehicle was rear-ended
...to his bed for weeks after using the so-called "knap-sack heated rice footsie." It was promoted on April 17...
The Legal Intelligencer
The lawyer for imprisoned insider trading ringleader Raj Rajaratnam attacked the government yesterday for misleading a judge in a wiretap application that yielded the critical evidence that sealed he
The Pennsylvania Board of Law Examiners has announced the results of the bar examination given on July 24 and 25, 2012. Of the 2,077 applicants who took the exam, 1,606 passed (the overall pass rate
After a Philadelphia judge ruled that the brand-name maker of Ambien can't be held responsible for the label on a generic version of the drug, the plaintiff's lawyer in the case said he would advise
Wilson Elser Moskowitz Edelman & Dicker and one of its prominent partners are at loggerheads as the firm attempts to withdraw from a controversial case in which the partner and one of the firm's clie
Originally Published: New York Law Journal
Here are the 2012 Lawyers on the Fast Track
Insisting he is not biased against a Cozen O'Connor attorney he ruled against several times in a personal injury case, Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice Arthur Schack said Tuesday he would nevertheless
Claiming Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice Arthur Schack "openly demonstrated extreme bias and hostility" to John McDonough of Cozen O'Connor through "offensive ad hominem attacks" during litigation in
Originally Published: New York Law Journal
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