Flexible Working | News

Dilworth Looking to Downsize Because of Hybrid Work

By Amanda O'Brien

With its lease at 1500 Market St. expiring in the next year, the firm is looking to shrink from 80,000 square feet over... Read More

Diversity | News

Mansfield Rule Certifications, Renewals Increase Despite DEI Backlash

By Dan Roe

More than 240 law firms in the U.S. and Canada achieved Mansfield certification this year. Read More

Civil Appeals | News

Pa. Justices to Mull Health Care Providers' Liability After Refusing Voluntary Inpatient Treatment Without Written Application

By Riley Brennan

The case involves lawsuits against two medical centers after a man they declined to treat murdered his girlfriend and... Read More

Administrative Law | News

'Technically Ceased to Exist': Petition Seeks to Maintain Airport Services Despite Facility Operating as Legal Fiction for 18 Years

By Max Mitchell

"We think it does raise a novel issue, but not one that the court can't address," Devlin said. Read More

Litigation | News

Philadelphia Roundup Trial Kicks Off With Claims of Additional 'Problem Chemical'

By Aleeza Furman

Thomas Kline of Kline & Specter, making his opening statement for the plaintiff, argued that Roundup's alleged cancer-causing... Read More

General Counsel and In House Counsel | Analysis

Pay Gap Between GCs and CEOs Narrowing, as Legal Chiefs Become Jacks-of-All-Trades

By Trudy Knockless

General counsel compensation is rising partly because companies want their legal chief to have a slate of skills that... Read More