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"This case will set the standard for how people who have been maligned by government get to vindicate their rights," Matthew Haverstick of Kleinbard, who is representing former mayoral candidate Jeff Brown, said.

Pa. Supreme Court Takes Up Challenge to Ethics Board, Immunity for High Public Officials | Law.com "This case will set the standard for how people who have been maligned by government get to vindicate their rights," Matthew H. Haverstick of Kleinbard, who is representing former mayoral candidate Jeff Brown, said.

Elliott Greenleaf announced that the firm welcomed Christina M. Lechette over the summer to the firm's estate planning, real estate and general business consulting and contracting practices.

People in the News—Sept. 25, 2026—Elliott Greenleaf, Stradley Ronon | Law.com Elliott Greenleaf announced that the firm welcomed Christina M. Lechette over the summer to the firm’s estate planning, real estate and general business consulting and contracting practices.

While the NCAA's shift toward direct compensation and revenue sharing has strengthened arguments for collective bargaining, barriers include unresolved questions about student-athlete employment status, inconsistent labor laws across public and private institutions, and financial pressures facing athletic departments.

Union Organizing Activity at Stanford and Oregon State Raises Questions About the Future of Collective Bargaining in College Sports | Law.com While the NCAA's shift toward direct compensation and revenue sharing has strengthened arguments for collective bargaining, barriers include unresolved questions about student-athlete employment status, inconsistent labor laws across public and private institutions, and financial pressures facing at...

From Ioana Good, founder and president of Promova: "The lesson is that founders should treat the business plan as a living framework, not a static document prepared solely to secure financing."

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Former nonequity partner Meagan Garland, who is Black, claimed the firm discriminated against her in compensation decisions and illegally classified nonequity partners as partners in tax filings to shift expenses and keep business costs low.

Duane Morris Resolves Proposed Class Action Over Classification of Nonequity Partners | Law.com

Today's edition of People in the News includes personnel updates about Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney and Sterlington.

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Friday Public Notices/Calendars | Law.com KEY CONTENTLegaltech News Reporting, and expert analysis of legal technology with a focus onwhat legal departments, law firms, and tech companies need to know

Kline & Specter lawyers David Inscho and Mark Fuchs represented the estate of a woman suing a gastroenterologist in Reading.

The defense was represented by Chilton G. Goebel, Megan A. Barracato and Andrea N. Kusselson of Saxton & Stump. Efforts to reach the defense for comment were unavailing.

Inscho and Fuchs spoke with reporter Cameryn Oakes about their strategy on the case and how things unfolded.

🔗 https://www.law.com/thelegalintelligencer/2026/09/23/nonmetro-jury-delivers-435m-verdict-in-wrongful-death-lawsuit-against-gastroenterologist/

Practitioners should consider filing a separate petition to modify custody instead, which requires only a best-interest determination and may provide the make-up time remedy clients actually need.

Remedy or Modification: A Different Perspective on the Role of Contempt | Law.com