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December 29, 2011 |

Dreams secures $35 million loan

The Plantation-based online retailer of sports-related products says the three-year facility expands its liquidity by $7.5 million.
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October 20, 2003 |

Congress Shouldn't Protect Reckless Gun Merchants From Suits

The gun industry's "dirty little secret" is that it knows who "bad apple" dealers are. It could stop selling them guns or force them to reform, but is unwilling to do so.
8 minute read
August 24, 2009 |

Commonwealth v. Zeiber

The court requested that defendant's appeal be dismissed for failing to file a Statement of Matters Complained of on Appeal required by 42 Pa.C.S.A. ?1925.
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September 27, 2004 |

Going Toe to Toe

Candidates prep for the debates as if one gaffe could cost them the Oval Office, writes Leslie Thornton.
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August 19, 2009 |

Lots of Finger-Pointing at Sharon Keller Hearing

The judicial conduct commission's lawyer has painted a picture of Keller (pictured) as a judge who willfully circumvented the CCA's execution-day procedures on the day the state executed convicted killer Michael Richard. But Keller's lawyer has sought to lay the blame for Richard's execution in 2007 on the TDS lawyers who represented him in his final pleadings.
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March 09, 2010 |

Medical Malpractice Defense

John L.A. Lyddane, a senior partner at Martin Clearwater & Bell, and Ellen B. Fishman, a partner at the firm, write that when the ultimate sanction of striking a party's pleadings is employed, the action is not determined on its merits; consequently, there is a natural reluctance to employ the extreme option, when there are lesser options that may be more appropriately applied to a given case.
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October 30, 2006 |

VerdictSearch

Auto insurance company ordered to pay victims of drunk driver. Insurance companies settled for amounts in excess of policy limits. Elevator didn't stop on level, man tumbled out, scooter fell on him. Plaintiff said she forgot there was a gun in her car.
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January 06, 2003 |

Violent Activity May End Section 8 Benefits

Relying on U.S. Supreme Court authority, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court has ruled that a public housing agency may terminate a tenant's Section 8 benefits for the violent criminal activity of a family member without a showing that the activity threatens the health, safety or right to peaceful enjoyment of the premises by other residents or those in the immediate vicinity of the Section 8 premises.
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Bingham, Kramer At Last Win Release of Chinese Muslims Held at Gitmo
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June 03, 2010 |

Summer 2010 at Big Law Is No Vacation

Given the tougher job market the Big Law Summer Class of 2010 is facing, The Snark is grateful to have gotten into the Big Law machine before now. And, since The Snark is avoiding any awkward direct contact with summers in real life, here are some rules of the road in a column.
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