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Pullman & Comley's Anne Dranginis Answers '5 Questions'
Anne Dranginis' distinguished legal career includes serving more than two decades as a Connecticut Superior and Connecticut Appellate Court judge before returning to private practice
Connecticut Man Settles Sex Suit Against Priest for Six Figures
Attorney Mitchell Garabedian—whose work was highlighted in the movie "Spotlight"—said his client feels his claims of sexual abuse have been "validated."
GM CEO's Deposition May Be Required, Georgia Court Rules, Rejecting Shield for Execs
The Courts of Appeals said "apex doctrine," which authorizes judges to issue protective orders if senior corporate officials are subject to superfluous discovery demands, should not be adopted in Georgia.
1M Views: Firm's TikTok Strategy Attracts Lawyer Referrals
"Often, people just want a quick answer to a simple question instead of all legalese," said the firm co-founder.
Exclusion Applies, Insurer Still Has to Pay Out
The court found in favor of a Texas condominium association holding that despite an applicable exclusion, the association is entitled to damages for boat slips destroyed during Hurricane Harvey.
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Pennsylvania Causes of Action, 12th Edition
Authors: GAETAN J. ALFANO, RONALD J. SHAFFER, JOSHUA C. COHAN
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Philadelphia Court System Abandons Fight to Deny Recording of Bail Hearings
In abandoning its appeal on the issue, First Judicial District arraignment courts must now allow journalists and observers to record bail proceedings in Philadelphia as previously ordered by a federal court.
Grievance Panel: Attorney Accused of Client Poaching Acted Properly in Transition to New Firm
Cicchiello & Cicchiello accused Alex Sarris of being involved in a "nefarious scheme" to lure clients to his new law firm, Dzialo, Pickett & Allen.
On the Move: Tracking the Ins and Outs of California Lawyers
New hires and promotions from across the California legal market.
Remembering George Nofer—Renowned Attorney, Advocate for the Deaf
George H. Nofer, 94, of Philadelphia, a national leader in the field of trust and estate law and a trailblazer in supporting services for deaf individuals, died recently of natural causes.
Pa. House Approves Bill Curbing Use of Nondisclosure Agreements
The state House of Representatives on May 5 unanimously approved a measure aimed at curbing the use of nondisclosure agreements that prevent the reporting of sexual misconduct in the workplace.TRENDING STORIES
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