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Judge's Ruling for Firm He Later Joined Irks N.J. Supreme Court
New Jersey Law Journal
Tuesday, May 13, 2008
It was pretty clear last week that the New Jersey Supreme Court didn't approve of what Judge Gerald Escala did just before retiring in 2005: rule for the client of a firm he was negotiating to join.
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Lehigh Valley Growth Piquing Law Firms' Interest
The Legal Intelligencer
Monday, May 12, 2008
Billy Joel might be surprised. As firms have continued to cram into Philadelphia and some have focused on expanding west to Pittsburgh, Lancaster and Harrisburg, the Lehigh Valley has been quietly transforming its image as an economic casualty to that of a promising region for new homes and businesses.
Firefighters Lose Suit Over Wilkes-Barre Pension Buybacks
The Legal Intelligencer
Friday, May 9, 2008
The Commonwealth Court has ruled against two firefighters suing the city of Wilkes-Barre for allegedly reneging on ordinances allowing pension buybacks of time spent working for the city in other capacities.
Pa. judge known for Dover schools case now a college trustee
The Associated Press
Friday, May 9, 2008
The federal judge best known for ruling that intelligent design is religion masquerading as science is now on the board of trustees at Dickinson College.
Suit Targets N.J. Judge Who Arraigned His Client's Adversary
New Jersey Law Journal
Thursday, May 8, 2008
A municipal judge admonished by the New Jersey Supreme Court for arraigning his client's adversary is now facing a civil rights suit over the incident.
Saul Ewing Names New Harrisburg MP
The Legal Intelligencer
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
Saul Ewing has named corporate partner Eric L. Brossman as the new managing partner of its Harrisburg office.
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Justices Order Hearings Over Possible Grand Jury Leaks
The Legal Intelligencer
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
The state Supreme Court on Friday issued orders granting casino owner Louis A. DeNaples and the Rev. Joseph F. Sica hearings on leaks from the grand jury that recommended perjury charges against the men.
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