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Pa. Supreme Court Suspends Fina's Law License Over Actions in Penn State Abuse Prosecution
Frank Fina, who led the investigation that culminated in the conviction of child molester Jerry Sandusky, was ordered to surrender his license for one year plus one day by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.
Defense Bar Denounces Ruling Expanding DWI to Sleeping Behind the Wheel
Defense attorneys said the ruling ignores case law on intent.
Even Without Client Pressure, Firms Are Becoming BFFs With ALSPs
Law firms are proactively taking the "if you can't beat them, join them" approach by collaborating with alternative legal service providers. But these new partnerships could also force many to embrace alternative billing models and new technology.
Prison, Probation or Pardon: How Roger Stone's Sentencing Became Bigger Than Roger Stone
A week and a half of drama surrounding Roger Stone's future will come to a head Thursday when Judge Amy Berman Jackson imposes her sentence.
Claims of Internal Medicine Docs' Failure to Discover Lung Cancer Can Go Forward
"Plaintiff's expert ... opined that, had decedent been given a chest X-ray prior to October 2012, the lung cancer would have been discovered before it entered Stage IV, and, thus, she would have had a greater chance of survival," the Appellate Division, First Department wrote in allowing certain claims to go forward against the Manhattan medical group and two of its physicians.
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Pennsylvania Causes of Action, 12th Edition
Authors: GAETAN J. ALFANO, RONALD J. SHAFFER, JOSHUA C. COHAN
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People in the News—Feb. 19, 2020—Greenberg Traurig
Greenberg Traurig global environmental practice co-chair David G. Mandelbaum and Philadelphia office managing shareholder Curtis B. Toll are set to lead the Environmental Law Institute Seminar on settlements for Superfund sites.
Lawyers Reveal True Depth of Mental Health Struggles
ALM's latest Mental Health and Substance Abuse Survey shows that the problems of depression, anxiety and substance abuse among lawyers and legal professionals may be worse than realized. At the same time, more people in the profession seem open to addressing it.
By the Numbers: The State of Mental Health in the Legal Industry
In this infographic, we let the power of the numbers tell the story of mental health in the legal profession.
Law Journal Continues Run of NJ Press Association Honors
The New Jersey Law Journal was recognized for its work covering technology, business-of-law, court administration and employment law topics in 2019.
Boards of Directors Are Showing Increased Concern Over Cybersecurity
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