Timothy Pagliara initially sued his homeowners’ association for failing to maintain property and fiscal mismanagement.

In a decision tackling competitive keyword advertising among attorneys, the Supreme Court of New Jersey sought to determine if this class of advertising was a violation of Rules of Professional Conduct (RPC).

A trial court’s grant of preliminary objections in a breach of contract action brought against the plaintiff’s former attorneys was reversed after the Pennsylvania Superior Court, sitting en banc, determined that the trial

In what the court stated was a matter of first impression, the Delaware Superior Court applied the “continuous representation doctrine” in a legal malpractice case.

In this medical malpractice lawsuit filed against an emergency services provider, the insurer for the provider assigned counsel and underto

In his lawsuit against his employer, the plaintiff, an African American male, alleged violations of the Pennsylvania Human Relations Act (PHRA) and 42 U.S.C.

The plaintiff, a clinical pharmacist, alleged race-based discrimination under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, 42 U.S.C.

Emily Laughlin, a 12-month probationary employee with Miami-Dade County’s Animal Services Department, began experiencing health issues several months into her employment, including frequent vomiting, migraines, dizziness, and lig

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has accepted review in two matters that could materially affect the scope and predictability of Pennsylvania’s 12-year construction statute of repose, potentially expanding exposure for design professionals, contract

John Bell Construction (JBC) served as a subcontractor for Tutor Perini Corp.