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Ship's Owner Alleges Firms' Alter Ego Status In Suit Over Breach, Attachment OrderJustices to Mull Merged Convictions in License Suspensions
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has agreed to hear arguments over whether convictions must be merged for the purpose of a drivers' license suspension just because they were merged for sentencing purposes in the underlying criminal proceeding.'Soto v. J. Crew' Addresses Cleaning—The Stepchild of the Labor Law
In their Trial Practice column, Robert S. Kelner and Gail S. Kelner of Kelner & Kelner, discuss the case 'Soto v. J. Crew,' concluding that courts have been vested with enormous discretion to determine the boundaries of “cleaning” as a protected activity under Labor Law §240(1).Statute of Limitations in Legal Malpractice
Manhattan sole practitioner Andrew Lavoott Bluestone writes: Calculating the onset and length of the legal malpractice statute of limitations is enormously complex. To begin, it is not always clear when the clock starts to run. Several considerations govern that calculation. These include the date of the mistake, whether that mistake immediately causes problems, continuing representation, and the maturing of an actionable injury. To further complicate the analysis there is equitable tolling and equitable estoppel.Stacy v. LSI, PICS Case No. 13-3162 (3d Cir. memorandum Nov. 13, 2013) Fisher, J. (11 pages).
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More Reasons to Arbitrate in the Big Apple
Stephen P. Younger, a partner with Patterson Belknap Webb & Tyler, writes: While the major international arbitration centers each have their own unique geographical and legal features, New York has a singular combination of stable and well-established law, a vast reserve of legal talent, and an extensive network of ancillary and support resources. New York's reputation as a neutral and impartial jurisdiction also bears emphasis when considering it in relation to other potential venues, given those factors, along with other aspects of the legal infrastructure, ranked highest among attributes corporations consider when choosing an arbitral venue.Justices Turn To Nondecision Opinions to Express Views
U.S. Supreme Court justices have made it dramatically clear this month that they don't only speak through formal decisions, instead using a range of other vehicles to influence the court's agenda and telegraph their views to lower court judges, practitioners and to each other.Strong Fourth Quarter Buoyed Firm Finances in 2012
When it came through 2012's financial performance, Pennsylvania's largest law firms saw everything from small to double-digit rises in most of the key metrics.Trending Stories
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