The Legal IntelligencerThe Top Verdicts of 2010 as reported by Verdict Search contains charts of the top verdicts and settlements in Pennsylvania, along with breakout charts of selected verdict categories. Also included is
...Gowan v. Wachovia Bank et al...
The following is a list of the 100 largest law firms in Pennsylvania as reported in the 2010 edition of PaLAW magazine
...in New York banks via electronic transfers...in Shipping Corporation of India Ltd...transfers held in Wachovia Bank by defendant...
...Monday in the Southern District, Wachovia Bank alleged the Dreier firm and...
...million judgment by its former bank in a lender liability action...CoreStates Bank, now merged with Wachovia Bank, arbitrarily required B. Levy...
...managing director, Wachovia Bank – MidAtlantic Tax Exempt Advisory...
Attorneys in the Wal-Mart break-time class action appeared in a Philadelphia Common Pleas courtroom last week to debate the plaintiffs' request for counsel fees totaling more than $46 million
Longtime tax department chairman of Montgomery McCracken Walker & Rhoads, David Shechtman, starts in the business and finance department of Drinker Biddle & Reath today
...of a successor corporation is relevant to...Bee Inc. v. Wachovia Bank, PICS Case...
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