Hamilton Township
Recent News About Hamilton Township
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Lawyer asks to stay defamation suit against Louis Freeh pending resolution of Graham Spanier's criminal case
A lawyer for Graham Spanier has asked a court to put on hold the former -
Pepper Hamilton senior paralegal receives Phila. Assoc. of Paralegals award for pro bono work
A Philadelphia paralegal who has worked in the profession for three -
Phila. Fire Dept. sued by captain alleging promotion denial because of race
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Former Penn State pres. plans to file defamation suit against Louis Freeh
Attorneys for former Pennsylvania State University President Graham Spanier have filed -
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. -
ACLU of Pa. sues Norristown over ordinance requiring eviction of repeat callers reporting domestic violence
Lawyers with the American Civil Liberties Union and the law firm Pepper Hamilton have -
Patent infringement suit filed over pre-colonoscopy bowel cleansing product
The Massachusetts company behind the bowel cleansing product patients use prior to -
U.S. Senate confirms Magistrate Judge Patty Shwartz for Third Circuit
United States Magistrate Judge Patty Shwartz this week was confirmed by the U.S. Senate in a 64-34 vote to serve on the Philadelphia-based Third Circuit Court of Appeals. -
Former Bucks County priest, Archdiocese of Phila. face sexual assault suit
A Pennsylvania couple is suing the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, a Bucks County parish -
Pepper Hamilton chooses former federal judge and FBI Director Louis Freeh as new chair
The former FBI director and federal judge who made national news last year when he was -
Family of frat member who fell to death receives $3 million-plus settlement
A $3 million-plus settlement has been reached in a wrongful death case initiated by the -
Firm of man who conducted PSU child sex-abuse probe acquired by Phila. firm Pepper Hamilton
The Philadelphia law firm of Pepper Hamilton LLP announced this week that it has -
Infection from alcohol prep pad basis for product liability claim against Teva Pharmaceuticals
A New Jersey woman is suing Teva Pharmaceuticals for injuries she allegedly sustained -
Thomas Jefferson University Hospital faces wrongful death, med mal claim
The widow of a South Jersey man who died from cardiac arrest days after being admitted -
UPS and driver hit with personal injury claim relating to tollbooth accident
A Northeastern Pennsylvania man who claims he was seriously injured after his vehicle was struck by a UPS truck at a tollbooth along the Pennsylvania Turnpike in the Lehigh Valley area is suing the parcel service and the driver in state court. -
NY woman arrested in Phila. for drawing on sidewalk with chalk sues city, police officer
A woman who alleges she was wrongfully arrested by an overzealous Philadelphia police officer who detained her after she was discovered drawing on a sidewalk with chalk has filed a federal civil rights complaint against the city and the cop who arrested her. -
Pepper Hamilton hires non-lawyer as new CEO
A new chief executive officer has been named to lead a large Philadelphia-area law firm – and he’s not an attorney. -
Penn State: insurance, not tax dollars, to cover potential sex-abuse litigation
Any potential financial liability stemming from the Pennsylvania State University child sex-abuse scandal will not affect taxpayers. -
First lawsuit filed against Penn State in child molestation case
The first civil action arising out of the Pennsylvania State University child sex-abuse scandal has been filed in state court. -
Sandusky breaks silence in Penn State scandal; lawyers question move to allow accused to speak out
In the latest development in the Penn State University child sex-abuse scandal, accused former assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky finally broke his silence, proclaiming his innocence to NBC’s Bob Costas.