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The decision could clear the way for new services at Delaware County Memorial Hospital.

Last September marked the conclusion of the Oberlin College v. Gibsons Bros., Inc. lawsuit, with the institution paying out $36.59 million to the local business. Following the Ohio Supreme Court’s decision to not hear Oberlin’s appeal to the Lorain County Court of Common Pleas’ ruling, the Review published an editorial titled “Court Decision on Gibson’s...

SCRANTON – A federal judge has authorized a stay in litigation over the City of Pottsville’s open-burning ordinance with respect to burning flags as a method of political protest, pitting a political activist who says he was wrongfully arrested for engaging in such activity against the City.

With the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020, businesses across the country were forced to shut their doors and turn to their commercial property insurance companies to seek...

A citizen group had filed a case against a proposed development from Menard Inc., but three courts have ruled they had no legal standing to file

Carbon County Magisterial District Judge Casimir T. Kosciolek has announced he will not be seeking re-election to the bench in District Court 56-3-03, a position he has held since 1999. He will retir...

SCRANTON – An activist litigating with the City of Pottsville’s open-burning ordinance with respect to burning flags as a method of political protest, is seeking a stay of the instant case, now that his criminal conviction for the suit’s subject incident has been overturned by the Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania.

The family of an Ohio man who died while sleeping at the hands of a police officer, is set to receive $4.4 million. After proving their claim in civil

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