Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia was suspicious after DOJ sued a RI hospital for gender-affirming care records in Trump-friendly NDTX, then dropped its appeal of a denial for CHOP’s records in the Third Circuit - so it asked a Philadelphia court to reassert its jurisdiction over the case:
Children's Hospital of Philadelphia asked a federal judge this week to reassert control over the U.S. Department of Justice's demand for records of gender-affirming care, fearing the government's with...
Echo Realty owns many Pittsburgh-area shopping centers (and some mixed-use like the new Meridian in East Liberty) anchored by Giant Eagle grocery stores.
Courtney previously reported that two of these nominees also cleared their respective Democratic Senators' "blue-slip" approval process: www.law360.com/articles/248...
A Scranton warehouse worker passed a background check despite having criminal charges for arson, in part because the charges were awaiting trial -- two months later, he was charged w/ setting a fire at his new job. Now the warehouse insurer is suing the staffing co. & background check contractor:
"Tessa" helped break the ice for Shane Hvizdzak to reconnect w/ a childhood friend, & he took $60 to invest in crypto for her - but the friend said "Tessa" was made up, her money was gone & Hvizdzak had violated the terms of his release while awaiting sentencing for a $33M crypto scam:
A real estate investor claims FNB scuttled several potential tenants for its new namesake office tower in Pittsburgh - including law firm K&L Gates - so it wouldn’t meet rent goals, a $28M loan would go into default & FNB could buy out the rest of the joint venture: www.law360.com/pennsylvania...
A real estate investor claims FNB scuttled several potential tenants for its new namesake office tower in Pittsburgh - including law firm K&L Gates - so it wouldn’t meet rent goals, a $28M loan would go into default & FNB could buy out the rest of the joint venture: www.law360.com/pennsylvania...
Two Ohio residents have intervened in the lawsuit between the feds and Norfolk Southern over the cleanup costs for the East Palestine derailment, arguing in a complaint that the govt's testing ignored which way chemical-laden smoke was blowing & skipped looking for certain pollutants:
To add fuel to the Oxford comma fight, a Pennsylvania court rejected PennDOT's bid to make Conrail take responsibility for drainage on a NJTransit bridge (& flooding I-95 below) that hinged in part on a missing comma, Carla Baranauckas reports for @law360.bsky.social:
A pending appeal is no excuse for missing $470K in sanctions, Citizens Financial told a federal court, asking for an order to compel and bring additional sanctions against a PA co. that lost a negligence lawsuit by deleting emails from company officials: www.law360.com/pennsylvania...
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A convicted cryptocurrency scammer used a fake girlfriend to convince an old acquaintance to give him money and set up accounts for new crypto investments, which a federal judge said Wednesday was gro...
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An investor in Pittsburgh's FNB Financial Center claims in a lawsuit filed in Pennsylvania state court that the new tower's namesake tenant sabotaged filling out the office space and suppressed rent r...
An investor in Pittsburgh's FNB Financial Center claims in a lawsuit filed in Pennsylvania state court that the new tower's namesake tenant sabotaged filling out the office space and suppressed rent r...
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A pair of Ohio residents want a federal court to reject or significantly revise a proposed $350 million settlement between Norfolk Southern and the federal government over the 2023 East Palestine dera...
A Pennsylvania appellate court on Wednesday vacated a state agency order that assigned responsibility for inspecting and maintaining the drainage system on a Philadelphia railroad bridge to Consolidat...
Citizens Financial told a Pennsylvania federal court Friday a contractor that unsuccessfully sued the bank over a worker's undetected theft is late paying nearly $470,000 in sanctions, arguing the for...
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Michigan's Democratic U.S. senators, Gary Peters and Elissa Slotkin, announced on Monday they've returned their blue slips for the nomination of Michael Martin, a veteran career prosecutor, to be a ju...
A global consortium led by TPG has agreed to purchase grocery-anchored Echo Realty in a transaction valued at about $2 billion, with plans to expand Echo's leasing and management business while growing acquisition initiatives.
A global consortium led by TPG has agreed to purchase grocery-anchored Echo Realty in a transaction valued at about $2 billion, with plans to expand Echo's leasing and management business while growing acquisition initiatives, according to a Friday deal announcement.
🚨 The judicial noms for Michigan, PA and Southern District of Texas just said that Biden won the 2020 election
I believe these are the first judicial noms to say so
A North Carolina-based staffing agency and its background-check contractor allegedly failed to flag that a job applicant for a Scranton, Pennsylvania, warehouse was awaiting trial on arson-related cha...
