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HIV-positive man's slip-and-fall case sent to arbitration after he opposed admissibility of medical history
PHILADELPHIA – A June 3 order from Judge Mark I. Bernstein of the Philadelphia County Court of Common Pleas will send the continuing case of an HIV-positive man suing Temple University over an alleged fall suffered on the university’s campus to arbitration. -
Former Temple athlete files for judgment in lawsuit over alleged bullying
PHILADELPHIA – Last month, a woman who alleged she suffered harassment, gender-based discrimination and sexual harassment at the hands of Temple University athletic officials filed a motion for summary judgment on all claims in her lawsuit. -
Business developer cites former employer for defamation
An Eagleville sales representative has sued a laboratory equipment business, alleging defamation and breach of contract. -
HIV-positive plaintiff doesn't want medical history submitted in trip-and-fall case against Temple Univ.
PHILADELPHIA – An HIV-positive man suing Temple University over an alleged fall suffered on the Temple University campus is seeking to prevent his medical diagnosis from being entered into evidence against him by the defense. -
Former Nelson Brown attorney alleges wrongful termination
PHILADELPHIA – A Philadelphia attorney is alleging her former employer discriminated against her based on gender and fired her over complaints of a hostile work environment and gender harassment that she levied against the company. -
Gov. Wolf sued over dismissal of new open records officer
HARRISBURG - One of Governor Tom Wolf's first acts as state executive has come under -
Philadelphia judge named administrative judge of trial division
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has appointed Philadelphia Judge Kevin M. Dougherty -
Judge rules against Einstein Medical in case over improper transfer of body for dissection
A Philadelphia judge has denied a motion for summary judgment by Albert -
Former Phila. mass tort judge named '14 Sandra Day O'Connor Award winner by Phila. Bar Assoc.
Sandra Mazer Moss, the former Philadelphia Common Pleas Court judge -
Southeastern Pa. tax lawyer to receive PBA's Solo and Small Firm Practice Section Award
An experienced tax attorney from Southeastern Pennsylvania is poised to -
Juvenile Law Center attorney wins child advocacy award from PBA
Juvenile Law CenterThe Pennsylvania Bar Association’s Children’s Rights Committee recently presented its 2014 Child Advocate of the Year Award to Jennifer Pokempner, a supervising attorney at the Juvenile Law Center in Philadelphia. -
Experienced defamation attorney joins Higher Ed and Commercial Litigation practices at Saul Ewing’s Phila. office
An experienced litigator who has represented media companies in -
Temple Law granted charter to form chapter of Order of the Coif
Temple University’s law school announced late last week that it has been -
Phila. Bar Assoc. public interest coordinator to be honored by Pa. Legal Aid Network
The Pennsylvania Legal Aid Network will be honoring attorney Merril L. -
Longtime Temple University general counsel George Moore dies at 67
George Moore, the longtime general counsel of Philadelphia’s Temple University, succumbed to cancer on March 2, according to the college. -
Pa. Superior Court Judge Anne Lazarus named chair of Judicial Conduct Board
A jurist one court reform advocate terms a “guru” of judicial ethics has -
Temple Law dean given '14 Justice Sonia Sotomayor Diversity Award
JoAnne Epps, the dean of Temple University’s Beasley School of Law, has -
City of Philadelphia sued over injuries sustained by man driving Taizhou scooter
A Philadelphia County man is suing over claims he was injured when his scooter struck a hole in the street. -
Duane Morris partner Nolan Atkinson to be given lifetime achievement award during PBA’s Minority Attorney Conference
The Pennsylvania Bar Association will honor Philadelphia lawyer Nolan N. -
Patricia Hennessy, former GC of Synthes USA, joins Conrad O'Brien
The Philadelphia law firm Conrad O’Brien recently announced that it has