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PLW People in the News—Jan. 5, 2021—Cummins Law, Weber Kracht
Daniel E. Cummins, the managing partner of Cummins Law in Clarks Summit, participated in encore presentations of CLEs that he created, and Weber & Kracht & Chellew added associate attorney Kathryn Liebhaber to the firm.
The Wheels Stopped Turning: An Unsettled Year All Around in MVA Law
While the wheels of motor vehicles stopped in large part for a time in 2020 as Americans cooped up at home and waited (and still wait) for the pandemic to subside, the wheels of justice kept turning in the form of notable decisions and developments in Pennsylvania motor vehicle accident law over the past year.
Thumbtack Taps Ex-Cummins Lawyer as New Chief Legal Officer
Melanie Margolin joins Thumbtack as the online marketplace for local services, from electricians and landscapers to photographers and personal trainers, builds its executive team.
Thumbtack Taps Ex-Cummins Lawyer as New Chief Legal Officer
Melanie Margolin joins Thumbtack as the San Francisco-based online marketplace for local services, from electricians and landscapers to photographers and personal trainers, builds its executive team.Shutdown Makes for a Quiet Year in Civil Litigation
While 2020 was a year in a pandemic and political upheaval, things were relatively calm in terms of any notable civil litigation decisions. The biggest news of the year was that courts were not conducting trials which gave judges more time to issue notable decisions
People in the News—Nov. 24, 2020—Cummins Law, Barley Snyder
Daniel E. Cummins of Clarks Summit firm Cummins Law presented a Zoom CLE program titled "Celebrating the Holidays With Tort Talk: A Holiday-Themed Civil Litigation Update," and Barley Snyder partner Justin Tomevi spoke to approximately 150 of his fellow York County attorneys at a recent virtual event.
As Jury Attendance Declines, Lackawanna Judges Can Nix Peremptory Challenges. Will Others Follow?
The Lackawanna County court system became the first and only one in Pennsylvania to allow judges to remove a jury selection tool used by lawyers. The state Supreme Court granted a request premised on the decline in citizen response to jury summonses during the pandemic.
As Jury Attendance Declines, Will More Courts Nix Peremptory Challenges?
The Lackawanna County court system became the first and only one in Pennsylvania to allow judges to remove a jury selection tool used by lawyers. The state Supreme Court granted a request premised on the decline in citizen response to jury summonses during the pandemic.
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