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Anapol Schwartz Partner Dispute Aired Out in Court Documents
A Philadelphia judge is scheduled to hear arguments this week involving three cases filed by and against personal injury firm Anapol Schwartz Weiss Cohan Feldman & Smalley and a former partner and associate.
If the Legislature Can't Do It, Nobody Can
The state Supreme Court overturned a 128-year-old decision that distinguished a city ordinance reducing an elected official's salary from the type of legislative enactment barred by the prohibition on mid-term compensation changes in the Pennsylvania Constitution.Judge Opens Documents In Civil Rights Litigation
Though the corruption that tainted Luzerne County's juvenile delinquency court between 2003 and 2008 was an anomaly, experts told the state's Interbranch Commission on Juvenile Justice Monday, the practices and procedures that helped allow the scandal to happen are found across the country.
Duane Morris Helps Ink Another Pharma Deal
Duane Morris' work on the sale of startup company client Vicept Therapeutics is evidence that one good deed can lead to another, or, perhaps, one good deal to another.
The new associate mantra: Keep quiet
With law firms unloading scores of attorneys amid the economic downturn, associates are finding that the balance of power has shifted away from them and into the hands of law firm managers. Gone are the days when firms had to pile on the perks to keep associates from jumping ship. With few ships for associates to jump to these days, young attorneys are increasingly reluctant to raise any issue that might put an unwanted target on their backs.
Legislators lament effect of foreclosures on Atlanta
Bear Stearns Case Highlights Issue of Warrants for E-Mails
James M. Keneally, a partner at Kelley Drye & Warren, writes: The recent acquittals of former Bear Stearns hedge fund managers Ralph Cioffi and Matthew Tannin have received substantial media coverage. This is understandable, given the attention the economic crisis has received, and the infamy attached to the Bear Stearns meltdown. However, an Oct. 26 opinion in the case by Judge Frederick Block, while not gaining the notoriety the trial verdict did, might be at least as significant for those practitioners dealing with the vexing issues surrounding the search and seizure of computer files.Trending Stories
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