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MBA President Says Focus Will Be on Diversity, Court Funding

The Legal Intelligencer

Thursday, January 19, 2012

Donald J. Martin, the Montgomery Bar Association's new president, is something of a lawyer's lawyer, working on post-trial motions and appellate briefs for other lawyers and as a law clerk and judicial officer for the Montgomery County Common Pleas Court.

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Attorneys Don't Have to Share In Judgment Against Ex-Client

The Legal Intelligencer

Wednesday, December 28, 2011

Attorneys who represented a couple in a RICO suit against a Bucks County township are not partially liable for $3 million in damages against the couple after a subsequent law firm failed to file a response to the township's Dragonetti action, a federal judge in Philadelphia ruled.

Deficiencies in Dependency Practice Inspire Statewide Training

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The Legal Intelligencer

Tuesday, December 13, 2011

When a young man was asked about what he had liked about the attorney who represented him when he was placed into foster care, he said there was nothing he liked at all.

PaLaw 2011: Editor's Note

The Legal Intelligencer

Tuesday, November 29, 2011

Welcome to the 18th installment of PaLAW: Annual Report on the Legal Profession. In this space last year, we spoke of the publication's new design and continued commitment to providing accurate, detailed and informative data on as many facets of the legal profession as we could fit in these pages.

Panel: Not Enough Teeth in Business Case for Diversity

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The Legal Intelligencer

Wednesday, November 9, 2011

The business case for diversity in the legal profession is made often, but very few in-house counsel and corporate general counsel have actually fired outside law firms or reduced the work given to law firms that don't stack up in terms of the diversity of attorneys.

Former Wawa GC Joins Deeb Blum in Philadelphia

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The Legal Intelligencer

Friday, November 4, 2011

Mark N. Suprenant, the former general counsel and corporate secretary for popular regional convenience store chain Wawa Inc., has joined Philadelphia-based business law boutique Deeb Blum Murphy Frishberg & Markovich as a partner.

Phila. Trial Lawyers' PAC Gives Wecht $300,000: Reports

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The Legal Intelligencer

Tuesday, November 1, 2011

In interviews conducted last week for today's issue of Pennsylvania Law Weekly , the four state appellate court candidates all said fundraising has been a struggle over the course of the race.

Feldman & Pinto, Ex-Employee Battling in Eastern District Court

The Legal Intelligencer

Thursday, October 27, 2011

A Philadelphia personal injury firm is now poised to spar in federal court with one of its former attorneys over her firing.

Allegheny Attorney Suspended for Delivering Drugs to Inmate Client

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The Legal Intelligencer

Thursday, October 20, 2011

An Allegheny County attorney was suspended from the bar for three years after being convicted of delivering marijuana to a prisoner-client in the county jail.

Smalley to Leave Anapol Schwartz for Tucker Law Group

The Legal Intelligencer

Wednesday, October 12, 2011

Longtime plaintiffs personal injury lawyer Bernard W. Smalley Sr. is set to leave Anapol Schwartz Weiss Cohan Feldman & Smalley, where he was a shareholder for more than two decades, to join the Tucker Law Group as senior counsel later this month.