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PhillyCIO Recognizes Dechert’s Mike Rinehart in its 2023 ORBIE Awards
Mike Rinehart, Dechert LLP’s chief information officer, has been honored with an ORBIE Award by PhillyCIO, a peer network for chief information officers in the Philadelphia area. -
Fox Rothschild Welcomes Troy Senter as Chief Financial Officer
Fox Rothschild Welcomes Troy Senter as Chief Financial Officer. -
BALLARD SPAHR LLP: Brian Short Joins Ballard Spahr as Co-Leader of its Securities and Capital Markets Group
Brian D. Short—a securities and M&A attorney with more than 20 years of experience advising companies in corporate transactions—has joined Ballard Spahr as a Partner, firm Chair Mark Stewart announced. -
Bucks County's lawsuit against JUUL moved to federal court
PHILADELPHIA - E-cigarette companies under fire from the Bucks County District Attorney have removed the lawsuit from common pleas court to federal court. -
DECHERT LLP: Dechert Achieves Highest-ever Ranking on List of World’s Top 30 Firms for Investigations
Dechert has achieved its highest-ever ranking in the 2018 edition of Global Investigations Review’s “GIR 30”, published Oct. 26. -
DECHERT LLP: Two Dechert Partners Honored as Winning Litigators by National Law Journal
Dechert LLP partners Steven Bizar and Christine Levin have been named as ‘Winning Litigators’ in a highly competitive annual contest run by The National Law Journal. -
Synchrony Healthcare Communications Inc. alleged to have misappropriated trade secrets
PHILADELPHIA – A Palo Alto, California biopharmaceutical company alleges corporations in West Chester unlawfully used its trade secrets. -
Corporations claim that they did not infringe on Comcast patents
PHILADELPHIA – Three corporations allege that they are not infringing on a Philadelphia company's patents. -
Label or Liability: GSK faces $3M verdict over product it didn't make
CHICAGO - This spring, a Chicago federal jury awarded $3 million to the widow of a lawyer who committed suicide by stepping in front of a CTA L train in Chicago’s Loop in 2010 shortly after taking a generic version of the antidepressant drug Paxil. -
Home shopping company sues former executive for taxes owed stemming from China-based job
PHILADELPHIA — A home shopping corporation is suing James Clarke, a former executive, citing alleged breach of contract for a dispute over taxes. -
Pharmaceutical companies seek declaratory action against FTC anti-trust litigation
PHILADELPHIA – A pharmaceutical company has asked a federal court here to consider whether the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) can initiate legal action with it over a pair of prior patent-case settlements it made. -
Wine manufacturer sues over Naked trademark infringement
An Oregon wine manufacturer is suing for damages of trademark infringement. -
Widow of slain police officer sues gun dealer
If not for the conduct of a Montgomery County, Pa., gun dealer, a Plymouth -
Obama nominates Dechert attorney Cheryl Ann Krause to Third Circuit
President Obama this week nominated Cheryl Ann Krause, an attorney who -
U.S. District Judge Norma Shapiro, of the Eastern Dist. of Pa., to receive distinguished jurist award by PBA
A senior judge working out of the federal courthouse in Philadelphia will be -
Philadelphia Bar Association chooses new executive director
There will soon be a new leader sitting at the helm of the Philadelphia Bar Association. -
Judge grants summary judgment to Wyeth in HRT breast cancer case
A federal judge in Philadelphia has granted summary judgment to Wyeth -
Montco Commissioner Bruce Castor leaves Elliot Greenleaf, joins firm of Rogers and Associates
Montgomery County Commissioner Bruce Castor announced last week that he is leaving his position with the Blue Bell, Pa. firm Elliot Greenleaf and taking a job as a partner with the Bryn Mawr law office of Rogers and Associates. -
Bobby Watkins' NFL injury claim transferred from Massachusetts to concussion MDL in Phila.
A personal injury complaint filed in a Massachusetts state court in late March against the
