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Federal Judge Rules Insurer Not Entitled to Client's Documents
Funding the defense doesn't make you a co-client entitled to see all of the privileged documents in a case, a federal judge has ruled, interpreting unsettled Pennsylvania law over which federal and state courts have been split.
TRO Is Lifted on AAA Arbitrations After No Pro-Business Bent Found
A Monmouth County, N.J., judge has lifted his month-old temporary ban on arbitrations run by the American Arbitration Association, finding the plaintiffs had failed to make a case that AAA has a pro-business bias. The plaintiffs, past or present dealers and a former employee of Snap-On Tools Inc. of Kenosha, Wis., alleged that AAA is biased in general toward businesses, which are its steady customers.Post & Schell Acquires Seven Attorneys
Post & Schell created a new energy practice and expanded its labor and employment practice today, bringing in seven attorneys from the Harrisburg and Philadelphia offices of Morgan Lewis & Bockius.Pros and Cons of Capping Managing Partners' Terms
As firms grow and diversity, new management practices are catching on, among them the placing of term limits on managing partners. Advocates of the practice say it ensures an influx of new ideas, guards against generational conflict within the firm and promotes smoother leadership successions.
Lending a Hand to Displaced Law Students
In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, Philadelphia-area law school deans were among those nationally who devised a strategy to help the two New Orleans-based law schools place their students for the fall semester. As a result, local law schools will take dozens of students from both Tulane University Law School and Loyola University New Orleans School of Law. "Every law school in the country was prepared to do this," said Villanova Law Dean Mark Sargent.Phila. Lawyers Negotiate Pa.�s Largest Nonpublic Works Contract Ever
The Falls Township board of supervisors signed a solid waste management agreement this September worth $290 million with Waste Management Inc. subsidiary Waste Management Disposal Services of Pennsylvania.
Tribune, WaMu Bankruptcies Reaching the End
Two of the most contentious bankruptcy cases of the financial crisis took major steps forward yesterday, the highlight being the release of a heavily redacted version of the examiner's report investigating the collapse of the Tribune Company.Trending Stories
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