The Legal IntelligencerHere are the 2012 Lawyers on the Fast Track
On June 5, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit decided a Superfund case, Commonwealth Department of Environmental Protection v. Lockheed Martin, No. 10-4078 (3d Cir. June 6, 2012). Lockhe
...Judge D. Brooks Smith said he didn...power to condemn land as blighted to...defendants Greater Conshohocken Improvement Corp. and TBFA...
Here they are! The Lawyers on the Fast Track for 2010
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...Frank, a shareholder with Reed Smith in Pittsburgh, was renamed chair...focuses efforts on issues concerning land preservation, commercial and individual sewage...
...CRC, combine it with adjacent land owned by the county and...Faith Ministries v. Camden County Improvement Authority, a Pennsauken, N...
...will consider whether an inactive land use application should be automatically...Pa. Commw. Feb. 6, 2006) Smith-Ribner, J., Pellegrini, J. dissenting...
... Phone (215) 569-1999 9 REED SMITH L.L.P.10 BY: SARAH BEGLEY, ESQUIRE...
It's not too often that a federal judge declares that five of the judges on her own bench were wrong about a point of law in a string of decisions spanning a decade
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