Borough of Clark
Recent News About Borough of Clark
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Corbett will not appeal voter ID decision to state supreme court
Gov. Tom Corbett's administration has stated it will not seek an appeal to the state Supreme Court after the Commonwealth Court refused last week to revisit its striking down of the voter ID law, according to a press release. -
Commonwealth Court judge denies state’s motion for reconsideration in ruling striking down Voter ID law
The state judge who overturned Pennsylvania’s controversial Voter ID law -
Phila. Gun Club sues SHARK over campaign of harassment stemming from live pigeon protests
A Pennsylvania sportsman’s organization has filed a federal complaint -
Widower sues doctor, hospital over wife's death
A grieving husband is suing those involved with his wife's medical care she received after a skiing accident. -
State Rep. J.P. Miranda, Philly Democrat, and sister charged with 'ghost employee' conspiracy
A state lawmaker from Philadelphia has been charged with conflict of -
Pa. AG charges Lebanon County clerk of courts with obstruction, failing to submit records to PennDOT
Pennsylvania’s top prosecutor has charged a court official in Lebanon -
Pa. judge strikes down as unconstitutional controversial Voter ID law
A Pennsylvania judge has permanently enjoined the commonwealth from -
Abington Memorial Hospital faces claims of gender bias by former staff accountant
A former accountant for Abington Memorial Hospital is suing the -
SEPTA mechanic claims agency reneged on promise to arbitrate injury claim
A mass transit mechanic who says he was injured in late 2009 while performing a rail -
Commonwealth lawyer reportedly agrees to extending injunction in Voter ID challenge through November
Lawyers representing the commonwealth in the case challenging -
Wawa sued over discriminatory firing
A suburban Philadelphia man of Jordanian nationality has filed a civil rights action -
Kraft Foods again denied summary judgment in discriminatory firing case
A federal judge overseeing an employment discrimination case against Kraft Foods has, -
Philly couple's bad faith claim against auto insurer dismissed by judge
A federal judge in Philadelphia has dismissed without prejudice a bad faith claim that had been lodged against an automobile insurance company by a Philadelphia couple over allegations that the defendant refused to issue underinsured motorist benefits arising out of a vehicle accident in Philadelphia back in late 2009. -
Parties in Voter ID case agree to stipulation asking for extension of preliminary injunction
Both sides in the debate over the constitutionality of Pennsylvania’s new Voter ID law -
Michael Izzo, senior partner at Cozen O'Connor, dies at 68
One of the senior partners with Cozen O’Connor, the Philadelphia law firm that now has -
Pa. Bar Association presents Phila. attorney with business lawyer award
A Philadelphia attorney last week was awarded with the state Bar Association’s first-ever -
Psychiatrist, plaintiff's expert witness, testifies on third day of Phila. Risperdal trial
Attorneys for a Texas teen who is suing Johnson & Johnson and Janssen Pharmaceuticals -
Phila.'s Independence Visitor Center is named in assault and battery complaint
A Delaware County man and his wife who allege they were assaulted while handcuffed by private security personnel at a party at the Independence Visitor Center in Philadelphia’s historic district have filed a civil complaint against the center, the hired security firm and others in state court. -
Phila.'s Wood Funeral Home sued by widower for breach of contract
A contract dispute between a Delaware man and a Philadelphia funeral home has led to a lawsuit being filed against the local business accusing the funeral home of maliciously shutting the plaintiff out of his deceased wife’s post-death arrangements. -
Defamation suit spurred by false allegations of assault remanded to Phila. Common Pleas Court
A federal judge sitting in Philadelphia earlier this month remanded back to state court the case of a woman who filed a lawsuit against a local radio personality for allegedly falsely saying on air that the plaintiff had participated in a fight at her own daughter’s school, a claim that caused the plaintiff to allegedly receive death threats and other hardships.