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Pittsburgh and Philadelphia's District Attorneys had sued the state attorney general over an opioid lawsuit settlement, saying the agreement would not bring enough money to their cities.
Divided control of the Pennsylvania legislature has raised the bar for advancing proposed constitutional amendments, as Democrats and Republicans must find common ground to send a measure to voters for consideration.
We’re just days away from the Iowa caucuses and Republican candidates have been crisscrossing the Hawkeye State.
Donald Trump is expected to win but multiple states have tried or considered removing him from the ballot.
“The other big challenge that I'm particularly attuned to is making sure that we are developing a lot of younger attorneys who are capable and proficient at oral argument,” Lazarus said.
The Biden administration enacted a new labor rule Tuesday that aims to prevent the misclassification of workers as “independent contractors,” a step that could bolster both legal protections and compensation for millions in the U.S. workforce.
‘This news is alarming to parents and caregivers whose infants rely on this formula, and to families still reeling from the shortages and supply problems of the last two years,’ Casey wrote.
Immigrant workers are essential to Wisconsin’s dairy industry. But when they get injured, they’re often cast aside.
HARRISBURG — The Pennsylvania House is about to enter an extended post-holiday hibernation.
In a calendar released in December, state House Speaker Joanna McClinton (D., Philadelphia) told her colleagues the body would not meet to vote on bills until March 18 to allow for a water leak above the chamber’s ceiling to be repaired.
Effective, January 1, 2024, Eric Mock became PAJ’s Chief Lobbyist. Eric began his career with PAJ in August 2020, as Director of Public Affairs and Lobbyist working in tandem with the Director of Legislative Affairs to effectuate a broad legislative strategy in the PA General Assembly and the Governor’s Office that preserves civil justice and helps victims seek the justice they deserve.
In holding that compliance evidence is inadmissible, the Superior Court in Sullivan acknowledges the real possibility that the entire industry may be defective and thus, evidence that the product in question complied with industry standards is of no import.
