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Offit Kurman Creates Suburban Philadelphia Presence
Baltimore-based Offit Kurman is opening its first office in the suburbs of Philadelphia with the hire of two lawyers from Blue Bell-based Kaplin Stewart Meloff Reiter & Stein.Midsize, Small Firms Aimed for Fast Growth in 2016
For Pennsylvania's small and midsize law firm market, 2016 was a year of geographic expansion.Justices Deny Efforts to Reinstate $1M Sanction for Raynor
The state Supreme Court has rejected efforts to reinstate a nearly $1 million sanction against Philadelphia-area defense attorney Nancy Raynor.Attorney-Client Relationship and the Attorney Who Represents the Boss: Part II
The key feature of the attorney-client relationship is the reliance the client places upon the skill and expertise of the attorney. This feature does not exist when an attorney represents himself, or when he asks a subordinate attorney to do something without relying on the subordinate's superior knowledge or expertise in a particular area of the law. The independence of the attorney from the client is the hallmark of the relationship and is the lynchpin of the U.S. Supreme Court's holding in Kay v. Ehrler that in order for there to be an attorney-client relationship there must be a principal (client) and an agent (attorney).Attorney-Client Relationship and the Attorney Who Represents the Boss
We have all heard the adage that a person who represents himself has a fool for a client. The idiom is intended to apply generically to all pro se litigants, but applies as much to the attorney representing him or herself as it does the nonlawyer—the reasoning being at least in part that the role of counselor and advocate merges with the subjective desires and objectives of the client and eliminates the independence and objectivity that is often needed in an attorney-client relationship.People in the News—Nov. 9, 2016—Christie & Young
Roberta A. Abraham joined Christie & Young.The Employed Physician: Your Staff Appointment Does Not Equal Job Security
Physicians are increasingly parting ways with private practice to join the ranks of health system employees. Hospital and health system employment of physicians grew by 49 percent from 2012 to 2015, according to a September 2016 report by the Physicians Advocacy Institute. Hospital ownership of physician practices has also seen significant growth. As of 2015, hospitals came to own one in four physician practices, a whopping 86 percent growth from 2012. This trend is magnified in the Northeast: by 2015, hospitals employed 42 percent of all physicians and owned 28 percent of all physician practices in this region. Many young physicians will practice their entire professional careers as hospital employees, whether directly or through hospital-owned practices.People in the News—Nov. 4, 2016—Hill Wallack
For over a decade, in collaboration with The Church of the Sacred Heart in Trenton, New Jersey, Hill Wallack partner L. Stephen Pastor helps to bring Thanksgiving to families in need.Marijuana at the Polls Poses Headache for Regulators, Catnip for Firms
Voters in California and four other states on Tuesday could open a wider door to legalized recreational marijuana, posing substantial regulatory challenges and deepening the tension between state and federal drug laws.Philadelphia Firms Opt for Less Space, More Flexibility
Keeping pace with national law firm real estate trends, law offices in the city are learning how to do more with less.Trending Stories
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