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$3.25 Mil. Settlement Struck Over Turnpike Rear-Ender
A $3.25 million settlement has been struck in the Montgomery Common Pleas Court case of a man who alleged he had a disk herniation in his back after his truck was rear-ended in backed-up traffic on the Pennsylvania Turnpike.Pot charge possible after Phelps' pipe photo
COLUMBIA, S.C. AP - Olympic superstar Michael Phelps could face criminal charges as part of the fallout from a photo that surfaced showing the swimmer smoking from a marijuana pipe at a University of South Carolina house party.A spokesman for Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott, who is known for his tough stance on drugs, said Tuesday the department was investigating.Biden's Switch Saved Smith Nomination
It began with a casual conversation between senators of opposing parties on an evening Amtrak train from Washington to Wilmington and points north. It culminated at a chance encounter between a senator and a leading appellate judge on the evening of May 2Pepper Hamilton Snags IP Group From Cozen O'Connor
Pepper Hamilton has added to its intellectual property group twice in the last month, and the latest group comes from Cozen O'Connor. Partners Mark DeLuca and Paul K. Legaard joined the firm's Berwyn, Pa., office on March 1 and were followed by four other intellectual property attorneys and one patent agent. DeLuca said he and his group were looking for a firm with a more active life sciences business practice. A five-attorney intellectual property group also joined the firm's Boston office this month.View more book results for the query "*"
Court Considers Use of RICO To Attack Hiring of Illegals
The Supreme Court appeared sympathetic to pleas by business advocates not to "RICO-ize" all types of business relationships, as Justice Stephen Breyer put it, during oral arguments Wednesday.Court steps into murder case over jury's gifts
WASHINGTON AP - A closely divided Supreme Court has given hope to a Georgia death row inmate, ordering a federal appeals court to take a new look at his case because of raunchy gifts that jurors sent the judge and a courtroom bailiff.Marcus Wellons was convicted of raping and strangling 15-year-old India Roberts in suburban Atlanta in 1989.The plaintiff claimed Sears's dryer was defective because his clothes ended up stained with rust. After he failed to get a class certified, Sears offered him $20,000 to get rid of the case. When his lawyer told the court that he'd already spent $246,000 on the litigation, Judge Posner said that was too bad.
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