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With an Eye Toward the Future, Two Phila. Personal Injury Firms Switch to Co-Managing Partner Model
"That mentality not only attracts talent," he said. "Why would I leave if I'm already doing everything I would want to do if I left?"
People in the News—Jan. 24, 2024—Munley, Rawle & Henderson
Marion Munley of Munley Law Personal Injury Attorneys recently presented at the American Association of Justice's (AAJ) truck litigation group members-only meeting in Florida on "Rule of 3."
Pa. Unfair Trade Practices and Consumer Protection Law Investigations—Frequently Asked Questions
It is inevitable. At some point, every company in the consumer product and services industry in Pennsylvania will find itself on the other end of a consumer complaint filed with the Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General.
Patenting Strategies When AI Is an Inventor
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Three Senators and 25 States Ask SCOTUS to End 'Texas Two-Step' Bankruptcies
The amicus briefs, filed on Monday, support a petition from an claimants committee in the Bestwall LLC bankruptcy for the U.S. Supreme Court to reverse an injunction order blocking mesothelioma victims from pursing their asbestos lawsuits.
Public Interest Law Center Hires Hausfeld Global Managing Partner as Executive Director
Brent Landau, global managing partner at Hausfeld, is set to become the next executive director of the Public Interest Law Center starting next month.
Dilworth Acquires Suburban Phila. Trusts & Estates Boutique
In addition to adding on one partner, two associates, and four staff members, Dilworth is taking over Yorkway Law Group's leases in Jenkintown, Feasterville and Doylestown.
Judge Rejects Penn Hospital's Challenge to $182.7M Birth Injury Verdict, Tacks on $24.9M
"The defense is quick to point the accusatory finger of error to other trial participants, while failing to point inward to its own litigation strategy, strategic trial decisions, serious credibility issues, and waiver," Judge Bright wrote.
Troutman Pepper, Davis Polk Cases Put Partners' Feedback for Associates Under the Microscope
A recent lawsuit and an ongoing trial highlight the challenges that supervisors face in delivering constructive criticism to underperforming attorneys.
Here's Why a Podiatrist Tendered His $1M Med Mal Policy After Day One of His Pa. Trial
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