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Use of Police Reports in State and Federal Court in Auto Accident Matters
The opinions of investigating officers who are not eyewitness to an accident are generally not admissible in a state court action, such evidence may, in some cases, be presented to federal court juries through the admission of the police report.
Deal Watch: Pharma, Publishing and HR Deals Fuel Busy Week in M&A
Three deals north of $4 billion and a slew of SPAC and IPO work have kept firms busy ... maybe too busy.
Attorneys Face Patchwork of Case Backlogs, Trial Availability as Pa. Courts Thaw
"You really have to know each county, wherever you practice," said Cheryl Young of Hangley Aronchick, as courts are aim to mitigate growing backlogs after the COVID-19 pandemic broadly shuttered access to the legal system.
Op Ed: Media's Reporting on Diversity Should Look Far Beyond Coca-Cola
In the days since the news broke, countless stories have been published examining the why and how of Gayton's story arc and offering him up as a diversity "cautionary tale." Some have foolishly called his efforts a "game changer," "aggressive," or "unrealistic." Yet nothing could be farther from the truth.
People in the News—March 5, 2021—Eastburn and Gray, Obermayer Rebmann
Attorneys and staff from Eastburn and Gray Observed the Martin Luther King Jr. Day holiday by volunteering their time to assemble 100 personal care kits for the food pantry at the Family Service Association of Bucks County, and Obermayer Rebmann Maxwell & Hippel's real estate partner Kellie McGowan is set to co-present at the Pennsylvania Bar Institute virtual CLE, titled "Key Mistakes to Avoid with Residential Agreements of Sale" on March 11.
The Career Paths of In-House Counsel Diverge Widely: February In-House Moves
Pandemic? What pandemic? COVID-19 has not slowed in-house moves. If anything, in-house counsel seem to be leveraging their skills in a tricky job market to land on their feet almost anywhere.
Ex-Commerce Department Official to Serve as Cummins' Next General Counsel
Nicole Lamb-Hale has served as deputy general counsel of the Commerce Department and as assistant secretary for manufacturing and services in the agency's International Trade Administration.
Cummins Inc. General Counsel Promoted to Chief Administrative Officer
As chief administrative officer of Cummins Inc., Sharon Barner will lead the communications, marketing, government relations, compliance, facilities, security and global shared services groups.
The Defense of the Sudden Emergency Doctrine in Pa.
In its recent decision in the case of Graham v. Check, No. 42 WAP 2019 (Pa. Dec. 22, 2020)(Op. By Wecht, J.), the Pennsylvania Supreme Court provided guidance for when a jury should be instructed on the still viable sudden emergency doctrine in a motor vehicle accident case.Does Jury Size Really Matter? Maybe. Maybe Not.
Why do some people say, "It's six of one, half a dozen of the other"? Why can't they just simply say, "It's the same difference?"TRENDING STORIES
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