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American National Files 2nd RICO Suit Against Woman, Claiming Fraud
This suit was surfaced by Law.com Radar. Read the complaint here.
Dentist Failed to Diagnose Jaw Cancer, Patient Alleged
On Feb. 1, 2017, plaintiff Robert Quigley, a construction manager in his late 30s, presented to Gwynedd Dental Associates, LLC, after having not seen a dentist in two years. The facility performed an X-ray which allegedly showed a cancerous tumor in his jaw. The practice categorized the pathology as a bony anomaly, and allegedly did not tell Quigley about the finding or what had to be done to investigate.
Ethics Forum: Questions and Answers on Professional Responsibility
I am an attorney and a client has approached me about an issue, but I am not sure of the ethical ramifications. Can I call the Pennsylvania Bar Association's legal ethics committee hotline or would that violate my confidentiality requirements to the client?
$1.25M Deal for County Employee Struck by Vehicle While Mowing
On Nov. 6, 2019, plaintiff Ernest Milner, 49, was operating a ride-on lawnmower, in the course and scope of his employment with a department of Delaware County. He was on the shoulder of Old Forge Road in Media. The rear of his mower was struck by the front of a sport utility vehicle driven by William Kozlowski. Milner claimed head injuries and spinal fractures.
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The Waiting Game: FTC's Franchise Rule Review
While I don't have a crystal ball or any direct line of communication that gives me more insight than the next person, it seems likely there will be some significant changes to how the Franchise Rule has operated since its inception. As a franchisee advocate, there are a few things I would hope we can almost all agree would make sense.
Schnader Harrison to Cease Operations
Firm partner and general counsel Keith Whitson said it will be "dissolving and winding up its affairs," but did not give a date for when the nearly 90-year-old firm will close its doors.
On the Move: Tracking the Ins and Outs of California Lawyers
New hires, promotions and awards from across the California legal market.
Weinberg Wheeler Expands to Phoenix; Parker Hudson Adds Litigation Trio—and Other 'On the Move' News
"As we've already found out, the needs for the Phoenix office are high—higher than I thought they'd be," Weinberg Wheeler managing partner Jeremy Alberts said.
2 Delaware Class Actions, Including Ga. Case, Say Yellow Freight Wrongly Fired 30,000 Without Notice
Both complaints allege Yellow employees were told July 28 they were being terminated that day, violating the federal WARN Act requirement for 60 days advance notice of a mass layoff.Trending Stories
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