Cutting Partner Compensation Becomes Routine in Big Law

Some firms are making sharper pay cuts of partners, helping them pay their top performers. Read More

COVID-19 | Commentary

After the Decision in 'Ungarean,' Is the Battle of Insurance Coverage for COVID Losses in Pa. Over?

By John G. Koch

Many will interpret the Ungarean decision as the death knell for insurance policyholders' hopes of obtaining business... Read More

Government | News

Pennsylvania Voters to Decide Key Statewide Races in Fall Election

By Mark Scolforo/The Associated Press

Here is a look at Pennsylvania's major party candidates for attorney general, auditor general and treasurer. Read More

Civil Appeals | News

Pa. Bill Would Raise State Damages Cap, but Plaintiffs Attorneys Are Not On Board

By Aleeza Furman

The plaintiffs bar has long fought to change the cap, but some lawyers said SB 1300 is not the way to do it. Read More

Career Development | Commentary

Nice Girls Don't Get the Corner Office. Why Not?

By Laura D. Phillips

Twenty years after "Nice Girl" and nearly 10 years after "Lean In," is there a need for such resources for female attorneys? Read More

News

1-Seat Democratic Margin Has Pennsylvania House Control Up for Grabs in Fall Voting

By Mark Scolforo/The Associated Press

Democrats go into the election with a one-seat House majority, while in the Senate, Republicans have 28 seats and therefore... Read More