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Court Consolidation and Divorce: 'Difficult Path Ahead … But Change Must Come'
In his Divorce Law column, Alton L. Abramowitz discusses the proposed court consolidation in the context of family law, writing that "the key to unlocking the resolution of family law disputes on a cooperative basis among parents and spouses, outside of the forum of contested litigation, can be found in a consolidated court system."
Attorney Pushing Florida Change Backs NY on Mental Health Admissions Question
New York drops a mental health question for bar applicants as Florida addresses demands for change.
Report: Med Mal Claims Have Little Affect on Available Health Care in Pa.
The question is, whether doctors and hospitals should continue to receive this special treatment or whether they should be treated like any other person or entity that can be sued wherever they are found doing business on a regular and substantial basis?
Head-On Crash Caused Need for Neck Fusion, Plaintiff Claimed
On May 20, 2014, plaintiff Lorraine Escalante was driving on Route 196, in Coolbaugh Township. She was involved in a head-on collision with another car. She claimed that she also suffered an injury of her neck.
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Pennsylvania Causes of Action, 12th Edition
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Senators Weigh Clampdown on Constitutional Ballot Initiatives
Democrats say a proposal to make it harder to put proposed constitutional amendments on the ballot goes too far, with Sen. Jose Javier Rodriguez even proposing to name the bill the "Direct Democracy Limitation Act."
Ethics Forum: Questions and Answers on Professional Responsibility
A lawyers should never purchase a client's lawsuit. By purchasing lawsuits, a lawyer is taking advantage of the client.
Human Trafficking Victims Deserve Greater Access to Second Chances
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