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Judge: Detroit Eligible for Chapter 9 Bankruptcy
Detroit is eligible to shed billions in debt in the largest public bankruptcy in U.S. history, a judge said Tuesday in a long-awaited decision that now shifts the case toward how the city will accomplish that task.Saving Space: Law Firms Look to Minimize, Restructure Real Estate
The recession combined with the growing use of technology has left large law firms with fewer associates, and even fewer legal secretaries.Justices Say Child's Videotaped Testimony Admissible
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has ruled that a young girl's videotaped statement that her father sexually abused her is admissible.Commonwealth v. Angstadt, PICS Case No. 13-3134 (C.P. Berks Oct. 18, 2013) Boccabella, J. (7 pages).
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Turnpike's $450 Mil. Payments to PennDOT to End in 2023
A little-noticed provision in the $2.4 billion transportation funding law recently signed by Gov. Tom Corbett relieves the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission of massive yearly payments to PennDOT, payments that have led to toll increases on the turnpike in each of the past five years.Matter of DPL&B v. Village of Goshen Zoning Bd. of Appeals
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