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...the firm exclusive rights to advertise on the exteriors of Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority and Berks Area Regional Transportation Authority buses. According...
...upon their voluntary withdrawal from the workforce just became complicated, because the Pennsylvania Supreme Court's decision in City of Pittsburgh and UPMC Benefit...
...E. Johnson, Jr., filed a pro se complaint against defendant Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority and a motion to proceed in forma pauperis. His complaint...
...jurisdiction of local agencies." Butler said the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority is a state agency for purposes of discrimination cases covered...
...2009, plaintiff Tamiko Allen, 29, was a passenger in a Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority bus that was traveling westbound on Spruce Street, near the...
The state Supreme Court has ruled that an employee's receipt of a pension is not sufficient evidence that the employee has retired and does not satisfy an employer's burden of proof for modifying or
...two years, The Legal recognizes outstanding minority attorneys from across Pennsylvania. Following are the names of the Pennsylvania attorneys who have been selected...
...has ruled that a hotel owner's suit against the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority over flooding allegedly caused by a poorly maintained railroad bridge...
...crossed the creek. The bridge was later acquired by appellee Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA). In June 2001, the bridge collapsed and SEPTA replaced...
...the constitutionality of the $500,000 statutory cap on damages owed by Pennsylvania governmental entities Monday, one of the appellate judges on the panel said...
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