The Legal Intelligencer
...a duty of care to their customers, a Crawford County Common Pleas Court judge has ruled, but that duty only lasts for the length of...
...frivolous. The court also dismissed McKeon's claim against Judge Rossanese as legally frivolous. McKeon did not state that Judge Rossanese violated...
...began writing news stories on court decisions, verdicts and other news...Philadelphia to include the entire state of Pennsylvania. As law firms...
... But the astute court watcher knew that Frederick's...Moving on to Frederick's state tort law claims, the jury...
...Day. But despite the continued tendency of the state's highest court to shoot itself in the foot, much has changed in...
...health care and gay rights were divisive issues and the Pennsylvania Supreme Court was embroiled in controversy, as the justices were at each other's...
...hired a new attorney to review the structure of the Philadelphia Family Court deal, the nature of the role of the attorney who represented the...
... The short list of potential nominees to the U.S. Supreme Court suddenly appeared much shorter Friday as 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of...
...get raises only when the state's other elected public servants...top, i.e., Pennsylvania Supreme Court Chief Justice Ralph J. Cappy...
...as they always have been in this state. Even in 1993, when the high court as a whole was trying to survive...
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