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Minors Can Have Up Until Age 18 to File PHRA Claims, Pa. Supreme Court Rules
"Denying minors the right to be heard by the Human Relations Commission, and to recover for wrongful discriminatory conduct, through an overly restrictive interpretation of the phrase 'equitable tolling' would defeat the very purpose and policies upon which the PHRA is based, and, indeed, would severely undercut the protections of this humanitarian statute," Justice Debra Todd wrote.
Who Is Barbara Lagoa? Trump Could Make Miami Judge One of the Most Powerful in the Country
The judge has "shattered glass ceilings and paved the way for women lawyers in South Florida," one attorney said.
Legal Departments May Be Putting Bandages Over Vertical Tech Gaps
Creating a more holistic network of technology solutions can help legal departments better leverage data-driven insights and analytics. However, both the hardware and human cost of moving way from the vertical approach to purchasing that has traditionally dominated legal could be a major deterrent.
Why GCs Will Appreciate the Governance Recommendations in Kodak Independent Counsel Report
The report serves to support the oft-referenced link between effective governance practices and legal compliance. As a result, it is worthwhile reading for the corporate general counsel.
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Pennsylvania Causes of Action, 12th Edition
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Support Order Enforcement Issues During COVID
During COVID, new challenges act as barriers to a prior spouse to get what they bargained for, whether in an agreement or an order.
How I Made Partner: 'Think Proactively,' Advises Desmarais' Ameet Modi
"Every day, I am working to make sure that we continue to have the best and brightest people from all backgrounds as part of our team."
New York Daily News Employee Fired for Being White Supremacist Faces Long Odds in Court, Lawyers Say
Labor lawyers say employers generally have latitude to fire people if they are not part of a protected class.
Demeanor and Masked Witnesses: Another Issue Raised by COVID
Do mask-wearing witnesses deprive criminal defendants of their right of confrontation? Does impairing the ability of jurors and lawyers to fully assess "demeanor" result in less reliable verdicts?Trending Stories
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