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Delaware Court of Chancery Names New Court Administrator
Tamara Burton is set to take over on April 1 the role from Susan Judge, who is retiring after three years with the Court of Chancery and 12 years as administrator for the Superior Court.New Court Administrator Named for Delaware Court of Chancery
Tamara Burton is set to take over on April 1 the role from Susan Judge, who is retiring after three years with the Court of Chancery and 12 years as administrator for the Superior Court.Help, I Can't Comply With the Zoning Resolution! No Worries, Seek a Variance
There is relief in such a situation, and that relief is found in Section 72-21 of the Zoning Resolution, which provides that when there are practical difficulties or unnecessary hardships in fully complying with the provisions of the Zoning Resolution, the New York City Board of Standards and Appeals (the BSA) may grant variances (modifications) of the Zoning Resolution, "so that the spirit of the law shall be observed, public safety secured and substantial justice done."The [D]evolution of Zoning: A View From the Trenches
This article is a view from the zoning trenches after many years and nights spent out on the town. In many suburban localities, public meetings and quasi-judicial hearings take place at night.People in the News—March 23, 2023—Flaster Greenberg, Buchanan Ingersoll
Business and corporate law attorney Anthony Gruzdis has joined Flaster Greenberg as an associate in its business and corporate law department.View more book results for the query "*"
Lobbying Regulations—What's Changed and How to Avoid Common Compliance Mistakes
This article provides an overview of recent changes to the lobbying regulations in the Miami-Dade Ethics Code (the code), and an introduction to House Bill 7001 (the bill) which took effect Dec., 31, 2022. It highlights some common, yet easily avoidable compliance mistakes.'Own It' or 'Appeal It': The 'Ohler' Dilemma Comes to Pennsylvania
Civil and criminal court litigators—beware. A recent decision of the Pennsylvania Superior Court, in a criminal appeal, has radically upset the calculus lawyers must perform if they lose a motion in limine and want to decide whether to front (or "own") the bad fact. Doing so may now cost a litigant the chance to claim error on appeal.SCOTUS Justices Appear Divided in Crypto Arbitration Dispute
Circuit courts are split on the issue. Six circuits have held that interlocutory appeals in this area trigger mandatory stays, while the Ninth, Second and Fifth have their own tests.Man Sues Ace Insurance Co., Transervice, Driver Over Truck Crash Claims
This suit was surfaced by Law.com Radar. Read the complaint here.Fegley v. Firestone Tire & Rubber Workers' Comp. Appeal Bd.
The Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania pointed out that "coverage" is a separate matter from "reimbursement" under a workers compensation policy.Trending Stories
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