The Legal Intelligencer
...obtained during discovery indicated that defendants conducted business with Lowe's of Scranton from 2006 to 2012, with $299,158 worth of sales. Moreover, 37...
...was contracted to remove and replace sidewalks for a redevelopment project in Scranton, including the removal of sidewalks that had underground vaults beneath them....
...for their support of that organization and the Ronald McDonald House in Scranton. Their business practices, Gunshannon said, were much less charitable. Gunshannon...
...SCRANTON, Pa. (AP) - A northeastern Pennsylvania legislator has settled a trip-and-fall...
...case. Bruce S. Zero of the Powell Law Firm in Scranton is representing the plaintiff. Zero said the case was a contract dispute...
While the city of Harrisburg has been mired in financial difficulty in recent years, firms in the state capital said they've recently seen upticks in practices that suggest positive growth in the gen
When The Legal Intelligencer asked me to address how Pennsylvania's judiciary has changed over the years for the paper's 170th anniversary, I first wondered exactly how old they think I am
Marsha Levick was at the forefront of the fight to expose what eventually became known nationwide as the Luzerne County "kids-for-cash" scandal
...at the William J. Nealon Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse in Scranton. Montgomery, the CLE chair for the Middle District chapter of...
In law school, we are taught that one of trial counsel's most important jobs is to make a record. To that end, a record not made is generally not appealable
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