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Blank Rome Attorneys Weather 20 Days in Virtual Trial to Secure $1.18M Business Dispute Counterclaim
Daniel Rhynhart, a Philadelphia-based attorney with the Blank Rome team representing defendants Joseph Lang and Nation One Mortgage Corp., said that the trial took place when now-familiar virtual proceedings were still novel.
DSBA ADR Section to Hold CLE on Arbitration
The Alternative Dispute Resolution Section of the Delaware State Bar Association is set to host a CLE event titled, "Planning Your Next Arbitration: Best Practices and Pitfalls 2021."
Offit Kurman Deepens Employee Benefits, Tax Services in New York
Baltimore-based Offit Kurman recently added significantly to its New York presence when the firm joined forces with Snitow Kaminetsky Rosner & Snitow.
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New York Employment Law 2023
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Napolis Sue Homeowners' Insurers, Arguing Policy Should Cover Former Firm Employee's Lawsuit
The Napolis provided timely notice of a suit filed by a lawyer at their firm to their insurers, according to the complaint, but the companies refused to defend the couple.
Napolis Sue Homeowners' Insurers, Arguing Policy Should Cover Former Firm Employee's Lawsuit
The Napolis provided timely notice of a suit filed by a lawyer at their firm to their insurers, according to the complaint, but the companies refused to defend the couple.
In $7M Stipulated Verdict Against SEPTA, Kline Sees Vehicle to Challenge Damages Cap
Attorney Tom Kline said pronouncements from the Pennsylvania Supreme Court casting doubt on recovery limits raise the potential to finally break those caps, which have been in place for 40 years.
No Legal Roadblocks: Making Employee COVID Vaccinations Mandatory (Part 2)
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) released guidance early this year stating that employers could require vaccination for employment, given the public health crisis, so long as accommodations/exceptions were provided for those with qualifying medical conditions and sincerely held religious beliefs.
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