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October 26, 2007 | National Law Journal

Fla. developer hit with $30M foreclosure suit

A subsidiary of Miami-based developer Merco Group has been slapped with a $30 million foreclosure suit after allegedly skipping payments since June on an unbuilt Florida condo project. The developer has for months rebuffed efforts by would-be unit buyers to get refunds on deposits totaling millions of dollars for condos at the project that shows no signs of construction any time soon. Eastern Financial Florida Credit Union filed the foreclosure suit against Merco Group of the Palm Beaches.
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April 29, 2004 | Law.com

McDonald v. Com

The trial court erred in sustaining licensee's appeal from a PennDOT directive requiring him to obtain an ignition interlock-restricted license because, under the current version of the Ignition Interlock Act, PennDOT maintains authority to issue such restricted licenses. Reversed in part, affirmed in part.
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August 02, 1999 | Law.com

Shareholder Suits

Atlantic City casino magnate Donald Trump has been sued in Delaware by a Trump Hotels & Casino Resorts Inc. shareholder who says the company improperly loaned the developer $26 million, from which Trump allegedly took $13.5 million to pay a personal debt. In the suit, shareholder William Steiner contends that Trump, the majority owner of Trump Hotels, and four other directors illegally breached their duties to the struggling casino company by allowing him to borrow the cash last fall.
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February 18, 2011 | The Recorder

United States v. Garcia-Guerrero

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June 23, 2004 | The Legal Intelligencer

Employer Notice Period Triggered On Last Day of Aggravation Injury

When a worker applies for benefits for a cumulative trauma injury - such as carpal tunnel syndrome - the 120-day employer notice period required by the Workers' Compensation Act should begin to run from the last day the injury is suffered, as opposed to when it is first diagnosed, the state Supreme Court has unanimously ruled in a case of first impression.
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February 06, 2002 | Law.com

Job Strategies: Using the Web to Your Advantage

Though job searches based on print publications' want ads have their usefulness, those who neglect to use the Internet are missing a valuable resource. If you're new to the Web job market, the number of options can be intimidating. But with a careful screening of your search criteria, an understanding of what you're seeking and the development of a Web method, you can tame the beast.
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January 24, 2012 | The Legal Intelligencer

Mendel v. Williams, PICS Case No. 12-0105 (C.P. Philadelphia Dec. 21, 2011) Tereshko, J. (14 pages).

The court granted defendants' preliminary objections for lack of personal jurisdiction since the activities of the two defendants did not evidence a continuous and systematic doing of business in Pennsylvania. Affirmance recommended.
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May 19, 2009 | Daily Report Online

NYC comptroller backs AG's pension fund code

NEW YORK AP - City Comptroller William Thompson says the city's pension funds should adopt state Attorney General Andrew Cuomo's anti-corruption principles.The code bans firms and their employees from making campaign contributions to public officials who can influence pension fund investment decisions.Thompson said Tuesday that he will recommend that all of New York City's pension funds adopt the principles.
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June 30, 2003 | The Legal Intelligencer

North-Central Pa. Trial Lawyers Ass'n v. Weaver

Although Act 127 of 2002, which changed the venue rules for medical malpractice actions, did not violate Article III of the Pennsylvania Constitution, it did impinge on the Supreme Court's power to prescribe general procedural rules governing the operation of the courts, and thus violated Article V, Section 10(c). Preliminary objections sustained in part, overruled in part.
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March 18, 2013 | Texas Lawyer

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