The Legal Intelligencer
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Philadelphia, PA 12,138 followers
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America's oldest daily law journal is the most trusted source of Pennsylvania legal news, information and analysis. The Legal Intelligencer will help keep you up to date on the latest legal industry trends and developments with our award-winning, in-depth editorial coverage as well as news on court decisions, verdicts and practice issues. The Legal Intelligencer now includes a weekly Pennsylvania Law Weekly section, with statewide legal news and analysis covering the courts, the legislature and case digests of every state appellate decision and key trial and federal court decisions. That's all the current quality of legal reporting you always enjoyed from The Legal Intelligencer plus additional statewide news and analysis at no additional cost -- both print and online. ALM's Pennsylvania Newspaper Group's award-winning legal publications, related Web sites, reference texts and directories, including the Pennsylvania District & County Reports, serve the Pennsylvania, Delaware and Southern New Jersey region. The group includes The Legal Intelligencer, the oldest daily legal newspaper in the U.S. and official publication for all Philadelphia County legal notices, and the Delaware Law Weekly.
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- 201-500 employees
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- Philadelphia, PA
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- Legal News, Legal Advertising, Legal Books, and Legal Directories
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Philadelphia, PA 19103, US
Updates
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A former Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas judge who once allegedly strangled his wife and assaulted his adult daughter has agreed to leave the judiciary forever. The Pennsylvania Judicial Conduct Board investigated two separate matters and alleged the judge's conduct violated numerous provisions of the Code of Judicial Conduct, including Rule 1.1, compliance with the law, Rule 1.2, promoting confidence in the judiciary, and Rule 2.16, cooperation with disciplinary authorities. From Law.com's Riley Brennan: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gUDYv2Bf
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Today's edition of People in the News includes a personnel update about McNees Wallace & Nurick. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gaXeCkWQ
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Prompts and scripts used to create AI-generated child sexual abuse material were allegedly found at the home of the Lower Makefield Township resident. “We are cooperating with our partners in the Bucks County District Attorney’s Office and are taking appropriate action with respect to his employment,” a spokesperson for the New Jersey Attorney’s General Office said. From reporter Nicholas Malfitano: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gRYUDAuA
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"Understanding these different standards can help employers evaluate worker relationships, identify potential risks, and determine when classification decisions should be revisited." From McNees Wallace & Nurick lawyers Robert McAvoy and Austin Wolfe: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/g7es5XdE
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The DOL's 2026 proposed rules on independent contractor and joint employer status, combined with Pennsylvania's presumption-based tests, underscore the need for employers to document classification decisions, conduct periodic reviews, and coordinate across departments to avoid unanticipated employment relationships.
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Today's edition of People in the News includes a personnel update about Feldman Shepherd Wohlgelernter Tanner Weinstock Dodig LLP. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gQzZa322
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