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May 16, 2012

Alert from Montgomery McCracken's Bankruptcy & Corporate Restructuring Practice

Bankruptcy Perjury Not Cause for Deportation   On April 16, 2012, the Third Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a Jamaican immigrant's...

May 4, 2012

Tax Court Denies Deductions for Contributions of Conservation Easements

In several recent cases the United States Tax Court has denied or reduced charitable contribution deductions for contributions of conservation...

April 20, 2012

Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court Reverses Grant of Variance for Dilworth House Project in Philadelphia

Last week, the Commonwealth Court dealt a legal setback to developer John Turchi's efforts to develop the former home of legendary Philadelphia...

April 11, 2012

New Jersey Federal Court Denies Class Certification in Cracked Screen Case

Last month, New Jersey federal Judge Anne Thompson denied class certification in a proposed class action lawsuit involving cracked screens in...

March 19, 2012

Does the America Invents Act Signal an End to ‘Patent Trolls’?

When the boy-wizard Harry Potter and his pals encountered a fearsome mountain troll in the movie "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's...

The Legal Intelligencer
February 3, 2012

THIRD CIRCUIT AFFIRMS DISMISSAL OF CLASS ACTION FOR PRINTING EXPIRATION MONTH ON CREDIT CARD RECEIPTS

Last week, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit issued an important decision making clear that a defendant cannot be held liable in a...

February 3, 2012

Jumping on the Media Bandwagon: Unsafe at Any Speed?

The commonwealth of Pennsylvania might never see a more explosive legal drama than the prosecution of former Penn State assistant coach Jerry...

The Legal Intelligencer
January 31, 2012

The Case for Meaningful, Rule-Based Guidance on E-Discovery Matters

Electronic discovery can be extremely complex, expensive and time-consuming. Worse still, the process is fraught with many perils, especially for...

The Legal Intelligencer
January 20, 2012

Built It, But Will They Come? - Port Development as a Harbinger of Growth in Shipping and the Gamble Ports are Making

For a very long time, now, the news unrelentingly reports financial disasters - plunging freight rates, collapsing vessel values, failing...

Marine Money
January 5, 2012

Tapping into Wall Street - The Government Employs Tougher Tactics Against Money Crimes

Confidential informants, undercover agents, and electronic surveillance-over the last few years, federal law enforcement officials have begun using...

American Bar Association - Criminal Justice Newsletter
January 3, 2012

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS AND EXECUTIVE COMPENSATION IN THE NEW YEAR- 2012 RESOLUTIONS

With the New Year upon us, employers should survey the regulatory landscape to prepare for the year ahead in employee benefits and executive...

December 23, 2011

Third Circuit Says Settlement Classes Can Include Class Members Who Would Not Prevail on the Merits

In a lengthy en banc opinion that largely reaffirms existing circuit case law on Rule 23(b)(3)'s predominance requirement-but emphatically...

December 20, 2011

A Holiday Gift: An Ethical Culture for Your Firm and Clients

The holidays are a time for celebration, reflection and resolution. As lawyers who represent lawyers and other professionals, we've been focusing...

The Legal Intelligencer
December 16, 2011

Substantial Damages Award in Delaware Derivative Case: Chancellor Strine Comments on Practical Utility of Burden Allocation Under Entire Fairness Review

In a post-trial opinion issued on October 14, 2011, Chancellor Strine of the Delaware Court of Chancery awarded $1.2 billion1 in a derivative...

December 1, 2011

Montgomery McCracken's Approach to Electronic Discovery

Montgomery McCracken considers electronic discovery to be a dynamic, collaborative process that requires thorough planning, oversight, execution,...

Montgomery McCracken
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