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...they provided and the amount of financial contributions they made to...presiding justices of the Appellate Division's four departments on April...
Originally Published: New York Law Journal
...decision Tuesday that Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas Senior Judge Esther...Court of Common Pleas' trial division. Sylvester also said that the...
...of Common Pleas' trial division. Robert L. Byer, an attorney for defendant Ford Motor Co. and of Duane Morris in Pittsburgh, argued that...
...In the wake of Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justice Joan Orie Melvin's political corruption conviction last...
...Under Section 365(h) of the Bankruptcy Code, where a...Eastern District of Virginia, Richmond Division, considered whether the assignment of...
...s board of directors elected...with Duane Morris in...representing each division of the...
...The legal community was far from immune from the effects of Hurricane Sandy, which forced courts to close their doors, oral arguments to...
...have reached a proposed settlement of $123.15 million to create...allocation plan provides for the division of claimants into five categories...
...Office, division of law, in...with Duane Morris and...
...He advises a variety of clients on various corporate matters...Bar Association's Young Lawyers Division and the Justinian Society from...
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