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In the Interest of A.B., PICS Case No. 13-0540 (Pa. Super. Mar. 4, 2013) Platt, J. (9 pages).
The trial court neither abused its discretion nor failed to protect mother from harassment or undue embarrassment; the trial court properly found that child was dependent and that placement of child with DHS was warranted and appropriate. Affirmed.Firm's bid for mental health records denied
Baker & McKenzie lost its bid to obtain mental health records of an attorney who sued the law firm for allegedly firing him in violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act.Arlen Specter or His Opponent? Trial Lawyers Like Both
Politically active Democratic lawyers in Pennsylvania have historically supported Sen. Arlen Specter when election time comes around, but now some are feeling torn between the Republican and his Democratic opponent, U.S. Rep. Joseph Hoeffel. Both legislators have been friendly to trial lawyer interests. So when two of your friends are running against one another, whom do you support? Some attorneys say they'll give to both.Arkansas Court Overturns Wal-Mart Union Solicitation Ban
The Arkansas Supreme Court on Thursday overturned a trespassing decision that barred a labor union from soliciting for members at Wal-Mart or Sam's Club stores nationwide. The court ruled that the world's largest retailer failed to show irreparable harm from solicitations by members of the United Food and Commercial Workers International Union.Marietta lawyer used elder law practice to win Ponzi victims
For five years, a Marietta attorney who specialized in elder law arranged community workshops where he sought investors for a bogus financial scheme that would siphon more than $40 million from his unsuspecting clientele, according to a federal prosecutor. When the scheme collapsed earlier this year and investors began complaining to local police and the FBI, attorney Robert P.
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Megan's Law Advice No Prerequisite to Valid Plea
The provision of Megan's Law that requires the registration of convicted sex offenders is not a direct consequence of a criminal conviction, the state Supreme Court has held.PETA lawsuit: Feds failing to adequately protect birds
MIDDLETOWN, PA. (AP) -- Is beauty in the eye of the beholder when it comes to the birds at Linvilla Orchards?Southwest risks its keep-it-simple strategy
Southwest Airlines Co. Chief Executive Officer Gary Kelly, taking on his biggest acquisition ever, is dismantling the carrier's keep-it-simple strategy in a bid to reignite growth. The largest U.S. low-fare carrier's decision to buy AirTran Holdings Inc. for $1.4 billion will mark its first foray into a second jet type and its first boost in seating capacity since the end of 2008.Trending Stories
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