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Supreme Court Grants New Appeal for Waseem Daker in 1995 Murder Case
"Daker is an extraordinarily litigious defendant whose shenanigans can be frustrating for courts to deal with," Justice David Nahmias said. "Nevertheless, Daker's rights under the Constitution and laws must be upheld when properly asserted."
Pennsylvania Firms in the Am Law Second Hundred Slipped in Rankings
The Am Law 200, released Tuesday, includes four Pennsylvania firms after Pepper Hamilton merged with Troutman Sanders last year.
In First Day of Disciplinary Hearing, Fedullo Apologizes for Misconduct
Telling the board he accepted responsibility for his actions, a tearful Fedullo read from a letter that said in part, "I apologize to my family and friends and I apologize to Ms. Guerin." During the hearing, he also stressed multiple times that the money in the mishandled IOLTA account was his, not his clients'.
Delaware Kicks Off Project to Increase Diversity in the Legal Profession
The project is the first in the country aimed directly at addressing issues involving diversity in the legal field and has been developed with the idea that its recommendations could eventually serve as a national model as well as a plan for the state.
Delaware Judiciary Launches Project to Increase Diversity in the Legal Profession
The project is the first in the country aimed directly at addressing issues involving diversity in the legal field and has been developed with the idea that its recommendations could eventually serve as a national model as well as a plan for the state.
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$3M Settlement For Woman Who Fell On Ice-Covered Stairwell at Monmouth Apartment Complex
A Monmouth County personal injury case involving a woman who slipped on an icy stairwell after a snow storm at an apartment complex recently settled…
'The Floodgates Are About to Open': Acceleration of Trials Could be Next Big Trend
"Not everyone will like to hear this, but 21st Century law firm infrastructure is a laptop and a Wi-Fi connection," said Sean Burstyn, an attorney practicing law in New York and Florida. "Everything else is just window dressing."
Working From Home Was a Challenge, But Is Going Back a Bigger Challenge?
We will learn by trial and error, and certainly there are great arguments in favor of in-office working as well as for at-home working.
Through Tragedy, This Miami Lawyer Found Her Calling
Miami attorney Lian de la Riva discusses resilience.
Pa. Justices Wrestle With Due Process, Speech Rights for Student Expelled Over Snapchat Memes
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