Pittsburgh Legal News

Pittsburgh Legal News

• Attys Should Honor Their Word In Fee Split, Pa. Judge Says - Law360 July 17, 2019
  Attys Should Honor Their Word In Fee Split, Pa. Judge Says  Law360Attorneys at a small Pittsburgh law firm should honor their word and can be jointly held to an oral agreement to split the fees from a $4.25 million medical ...
• Verizon First, Sprint Stomped in New Wireless Performance Study - 24/7 Wall St. July 17, 2019
  Verizon First, Sprint Stomped in New Wireless Performance Study  24/7 Wall St.The proposed merger between Sprint and T-Mobile won't change the performance pecking order among the major U.S. mobile network carriers.
• Mothers Plan to Sue KinderCare Learning Center Over Alleged Child Abuse - Legal Reader July 17, 2019
  Mothers Plan to Sue KinderCare Learning Center Over Alleged Child Abuse  Legal ReaderTwo mothers who sent their children to a KinderCare facility in Penn Hills recently hired an attorney and plan to sue over allegations their children were ...
• Robert Wideman begins new life in Pittsburgh halfway house after 44 years in prison - TribLIVE July 16, 2019
  Robert Wideman begins new life in Pittsburgh halfway house after 44 years in prison  TribLIVELast winter, after seven unsuccessful appeals to the Pennsylvania Board of Pardons, Robert Wideman had given up hope of ever leaving the state prison system ...
• U.S. Steel pushes back against allegations in response to lawsuit - Pittsburgh Business Times July 16, 2019
  U.S. Steel pushes back against allegations in response to lawsuit  Pittsburgh Business TimesUnited States Steel Corp. (NYSE: X) officially filed a response Tuesday to the lawsuit brought against the Pittsburgh manufacturer by PennEnvironment and ...
• Millcreek hospital: No wrongdoing admitted in probe - News - GoErie.com July 16, 2019
  Millcreek hospital: No wrongdoing admitted in probe - News  GoErie.comMillcreek Community Hospital is paying $2.5 million to resolve claims over billing for Medicare and Medicaid.
• July 16th Playbook - PoliticsPA July 16, 2019
  July 16th Playbook  PoliticsPAWritten by PoliticsPA Staff. Sen. Bernie Sanders rallies in Philadelphia against the closure of Hahnemann Hospital, while promoting Medicare for All. The former ...
• Trial Begins For Supervisors Of Police Shooting In Ohio - CBS Pittsburgh July 16, 2019
  Trial Begins For Supervisors Of Police Shooting In Ohio  CBS PittsburghEAST CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) – A trial is under way for two Cleveland police supervisors accused of dereliction of duty during a chase that ended with two ...
• Businesses face lawsuits over website accessibility - Marketplace.org July 15, 2019
  Businesses face lawsuits over website accessibility  Marketplace.orgLast fall, Jason McKee was bouncing around business ideas with two friends when they realized something: all three had a family member or friend with a ...
• Mothers File Lawsuit Against KinderCare Employee - CBS Pittsburgh July 15, 2019
  Mothers File Lawsuit Against KinderCare Employee  CBS PittsburghTwo local mothers plan to file a lawsuit against a Penn Hills KinderCare facility and employees after their two children were assaulted by a fellow employee, ...