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...litigation matters. State Senator John C. Rafferty Jr...at the Montgomery Bar Association building for a special Wills for...
Recent news that the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission is looking to raise $200 million through a U.S. immigration program that gives foreign investors green cards for their investments has some quest
...turned their sights on the state's high court, releasing a...build a new family court building in Philadelphia, his oversight of...
...a zoning variance. Ebert needed a dimensional variance to expand the commercial building he owned. Ebert operated a gas station and a small...
...secured lenders may rely on state and county recording offices to...LP to buy a vacant building. As security for the loan...
...the county's criminal courts building. Assistant deputy public defenders are...plan without clearance from the state Department of Corrections, which regulates...
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...bear out Esposito's assessment. A number of out-of-state firms either set up shop or bulked up their existing offices in...
...panel, "Structuring for Success: Building a Sustainable Health Care/Life...the areas of education, transportation, state and local government representation, and...
On the Internet, everyone is a critic. Computers have turned every restaurant patron into Gael Greene and every moviegoer into the late Roger Ebert. But what happens when these anonymous critiques go
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