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Daily Dicta: Stinky? Yes. A Public Nuisance? No. Beveridge Litigators Stick Up for Landfills
A growing number of plaintiffs around the country are attempting to bring public nuisance class actions against landfills because—as garbage is want to do—the sites stink.
Grall's Parental Consent Abortion Bill Backed by House Subcommittee
The House Health Quality Subcommittee voted along mostly partisan lines for the proposal, which goes beyond current requirements that call for parents to be notified when their daughters seek abortions.
What Are You Trying to Tell Me, Facebook?
If only Facebook's new anti-discrimination targeting restrictions applied to more categories of ads. Like, say, old lady shoes.
Facebook Settlement Targets Discrimination in Job Ads
If only Facebook's new anti-discrimination targeting restrictions applied to more categories of ads. Like, say, old lady shoes.
Undocumented Immigrant Denied Jury Trial Despite High Court Decision
The defendant in the case had asked the judge in the middle of his bench trial for a jury trial after a decision from the state's highest court said undocumented immigrants should be offered a jury trial if they're at risk of being deported following a conviction.
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Pennsylvania Causes of Action, 12th Edition
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3 Ex-Greenberg Traurig Partners Launch New Firm 'Steeped' in SEC, FINRA Cases
White-collar defense attorney Marc Mukasey announces the official launch of a boutique law firm, Mukasey Frenchman & Sklaroff.
Defense Lawyer Takes Leap to Plaintiffs Firm Pratt Clay—and Other 'On the Move' News
Jim Myers has joined Pratt Clay after 16 years on the defense side, the last eight as a partner at Insley & Race.
Critics Blast House Felons' Voting Rights Restoration Proposal
In a strict party-line vote following heated testimony, the House Criminal Justice Subcommittee signed off on the measure aimed at clarifying parts of a constitutional amendment approved by voters in November.
Instagram, Social Media Platforms Face New Regulatory Challenges With Fintech Expansions
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