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Justices Let Stand $9M Alarm Verdict
A security company has nearly run out of options for appealing a $9 million verdict won by a customer who was raped and held captive when she returned home not knowing her alarm had been ringing all day while she was at work.
3 Whites, 2 Blacks are on Short List After Push for Diversity
The governor's Judicial Nominating Commission has recommended two African-American prosecutors among a short list of five nominees for two openings on the Superior Court bench in Columbus.
ON THE MOVE: Patent Lawyer Finds Chemistry at Ballard
Patent lawyer Wendy Choi has left Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton to join Ballard Spahr as a partner.
Why I ... am not Famous—and That's OK
At 15, my life's goal was to be a household word by the time I turned 35. Inventor, actor, athlete, politician or champion for some great cause: It didn't really matter. I just wanted people to know my name.
Civil Gideon Gaining Traction in Pennsylvania, Justices Say
Ideas and programs to increase access to justice for the indigent have been gaining traction in Pennsylvania, two state Supreme Court justices said over the past several weeks in public forums and interviews with The Legal.
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Accord of $1 Mil. in Dram Shop Case Brings Total to $12.7 Mil.
The last remaining defendant in a dram shop case in which three people were killed when a drunken driver's truck collided with their car agreed Tuesday to settle for $1 million, an agreement that brings the total recovery in the case to about $12.7 million, according to plaintiffs counsel.
American Airlines Gets OK For Electronic Devices
American Airlines has received federal approval for passengers to use personal portable electronic devices from gate to gate.Jury Awards Ex-Landowners Millions in Hyundai Case
A jury on Tuesday ruled that the Montgomery Industrial Development Board owes some landowners nearly $5 million for property now used by Montgomery's Hyundai plant.American Transit Ins. v. Rodriguez
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