U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit
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Third Circuit upholds ACA contraception accommodations
PHILADELPHIA - The use of third party insurance providers to fulfill the contraceptive -
Third Circuit affirms verdicts against CEO, CFO of bankrupt nursing home
Third Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Thomas Vanaskie -
Family alleging sexual assault of daughter appeals dismissal of suit against Ritz-Carlton
PHILADELPHIA - Attorneys representing a Northampton County family have filed an -
Third Circuit Court says Philly cops can donate to PAC
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit has reversed a lower court's ruling and says -
Third Circuit rules against PennDOT whistleblower
A whistleblower has lost his appeal that claimed CMC Engineering submitted false claims for repayment while working on highway projects for the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation. -
Judge rejects settlement between former players, NFL in concussion case
U.S. District Judge Anita Brody -
Phila. federal judge certifies order for Third Circuit interlocutory review in Paxil pregnancy case
A federal judge sitting in Philadelphia has agreed to certify an order for -
Second Amendment litigator Alan Gura, of 'Heller' fame, addresses Phila. law students
As talk has turned toward gun control and the prospect of revising the nation’s firearms -
Third Circuit affirms $3.6 million wrongful death award to widow of Pa. truck maintenance worker crushed to death
A federal appeals court has upheld a $3.6 million wrongful death judgment awarded to -
U.S. Supreme Court declines to hear final appeal in Lower Merion Schools redistricting case
The United State Supreme Court has declined to hear the plaintiffs’ appeal in the Lower Merion schools redistricting case. -
Phila. District Attorney opts not to seek new sentencing hearing for Mumia Abu-Jamal
Philadelphia District Attorney Seth Williams has opted not to seek a new death sentencing hearing for Mumia Abu-Jamal, the man convicted in the Dec. 9, 1981, murder of city police Officer Daniel Faulkner. -
Arrests over cell phone videotaping of police lead to increasing number of lawsuits
With an increasing number of Americans using smartphones, it’s only logical to conclude that the number of people whipping out the devices to video and audio record situations in public would increase.