The Legal Intelligencer
C. Clark Hodgson Jr., the former chairman of Philadelphia-based Stradley Ronon Stevens & Young, died Monday following a lengthy illness. He was 73
In 2011 federal prosecutors were working with magistrate judges in the Northern District to resolve concerns about the government's use of sophisticated surveillance technology known as a stingray to
Originally Published: The Recorder
No one who met Alan Margolis was ever unsure of where they stood — or where he stood on any given issue, for that matter
As H. Geoffrey Moulton Jr. begins what new state Attorney General Kathleen Kane promised will be a complete examination of her predecessors' handling of the Jerry Sandusky sex-abuse case, sources in
...and received, all emails sent and received and log all incoming and outgoing calls. For $100, you can get a pen that will...
With the Supreme Court's grant last week of certiorari in the Myriad Genetics case (to answer the question whether human genes isolated from the body are patentable), and the antipathy of the court,
"Bring your own device" programs, popularly known as BYOD, are taking the legal profession by storm. I've seen it firsthand at a number of legal technology conferences and gatherings, and the Am Law
'Tis the season of football games, holiday parties and family gatherings. Whether you are huddled around the TV or a fireplace, you just might find yourself stuck in a conversation or two with family
When attorneys think back to law school orientation or the pitch the school used to convince them to attend, they probably remember a spiel about all of the wonderful things a person can do with a la
Originally Published: Texas Lawyer
In the wake of the release of a survey of in-house counsel expressing strongly negative views of the legal climate in Pennsylvania, particularly in Philadelphia, the administrative judge in charge of
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