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NJ Jury Awards $4.5M After Woman Trips on Carpet
Plaintiff's counsel said the defense never raised their offer over $50,000 even though the homeowner’s insurance policy was for $500,000.
Blake Lively Is Sued by Texas Crisis Specialist in Latest 'It Ends With Us' Lawsuit
The $7 million lawsuit filed in Texas by Jed Wallace and his company, Street Relations, says he had nothing to do with any campaign to harm Lively's reputation as she has alleged.
Pa. High Court to Decide Whether Flight in a High Crime Area Can Result in an Investigative Stop
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court will decide whether unprovoked flight from the police in a high crime area provides police with the requisite reasonable suspicion to conduct an investigatory detention.
EB-5 Immigration Investor Program: a Win-Win Program, or Is It?
Each country has its own business sensibilities, many of which are more focused on interpersonal relationships or norms that do not always line up with the United States' more formalistic business practices.
People in the News—Feb. 6, 2025—Unruh Turner, Fox Rothschild
Unruh Turner Burke & Frees announced that Daniel S. LePera has been named a partner, effective Jan. 1.
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‘Listen, Listen, Listen’: Practice Tips From Judges in the Oakland Federal Courthouse
“If you’re filing a motion just because you can file it, it’s a waste of our time. It’s a waste of your time,” said U.S. District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers.
Gertrude Stein Is Right On Again
In McAleer v. Geisinger Medical Center, the defendants were successful in having the Montour County Common Pleas Court dismiss on summary judgment the claim of Michael and Elaine McAleer because the claim involved the theory that when a doctor selects an inappropriate procedure for a patient, out of several alternatives, that choice can amount to negligence.
Georgia's Next Judge? Sole Candidate Shortlisted to Rise to Bench
The Judicial Nominating Commission of Georgia has shortlisted a single candidate to fill a vacancy on the Worth County State Court bench.
The End of Innocence? DEP’s End Run Around ‘All Appropriate Inquiry’ Spill Act Protections
The LSRP Program is hailed as a tremendous success, facilitating faster and more remediations. However, a recent rule proposal by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, with the stated purpose of promoting remediation goals through early notification of contaminants found by persons conducting due diligence for land acquisition, is likely to have the opposite, unintended, effect.
Pistachio Giant Wonderful Files Trademark Suit Against Canadian Maker of Wonderspread
The California-based corporation says Own Your Hunger has deliberately tried to confuse consumers by marketing its nut spreads with a logo similar to that of Wonderful. Own’s CEO said it will file to cancel Wonderful’s marks on grounds of genericness.Trending Stories
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