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People in the News—Oct. 19, 2021—Gawthrop Greenwood, McNees Wallace
Gawthrop Greenwood, a regional law firm with offices in West Chester, and Greater Wilmington, Delaware, added Kelly A. Jurs as an associate, and McNees Wallace & Nurick family law practice group chair J. Paul Helvy is set to discuss practice tips and guidance about the latest developments in family law support at a Pennsylvania Bar Institute seminar.The Way Back: How Law Firms Are Planning for Post-COVID Office Life
Office returns, vaccination policies and long-term effects of the pandemic on the law firm workplace.People in the News—Oct. 18, 2021—Saxton & Stump, Hangley Aronchick
Attorney Tanya Daniels Harris joined Saxton & Stump's senior care services team, and Hangley Aronchick Segal Pudlin & Schiller hired associate Nicholas Bellos.Pa. Judge Sides With Father Seeking to Vaccinate Daughter Over Mother's Objection
A Chester County judge concluded that the "science is clear and ... this is not a difficult call. Vaccination against COVID-19 saves lives." But disagreement among co-parents can tax family courts, one expert said.People in the News—Oct. 13, 2021—Community Legal Services, Hangley Aronchick
Two attorneys, Keir Bradford-Grey and J.P. Faunes, joined the Community Legal Services and Philadelphia Legal Assistance boards of directors.View more book results for the query "'Hangley Aronchick Segal'"
As Courts Reopen, Defense Attorneys Are 'Playing Dirty': The Morning Minute
The news and analysis you need to start your day.From This Week to Next Year, Firm Leader Views on In-Office Work Are Diverging
For many months, most firms agreed it was best to stay mostly remote. Now, their timelines for getting people back in the office are becoming more varied.Big Law's Lockstep Pandemic Approach Is Over, as Perspectives on In-Office Work Diverge
For many months, most firms agreed it was best to stay mostly remote. Now, their timelines for getting people back in the office are becoming more varied.The court granted summary judgment in favor of plaintiffs, because defendant insurers were obligated to provide insurance coverage even though third parties provided some of the funds to pay plaintiffs' settlement.
'Tagged As Bad Actors': Sussmann Case Shows That Politics Is Risky Territory For Big Law
"The lawyers can become part of the story, which you never want to happen," one election lawyer said.Trending Stories
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