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The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has sided with an insurer seeking subrogation for payments it made to an injured worker before it was determined the

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has sided with an insurer seeking subrogation for payments it made to an injured worker before it was determined the

There’s a little-known federal law that says if a state can’t draw a new congressional map in time for elections, every single candidate for congress has to run statewide. It’s unlikely to ever be used, but it’s a hot topic in Pennsylvania, as lawmakers remain deadlocked on a congressional map and the deadline approaches.

A lawyer for Democrat Zachary Cohen filed a petition for appeal Friday asking the state’s highest court to review a 2-1 decision by a panel of three Commonwealth Court judges this week that 261 undated mail-in ballots in Lehigh County should be discarded.

As our state court judges come under scrutiny because of their political affiliation, the time might be right for Pennsylvania to join 43 other states which choose their appellate court justices based...

Column: Lehigh mail ballot dispute drags on. Can we finally end this nonsense?

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that the smell of marijuana alone did not justify a warrantless search of a vehicle stopped by Allentown police in 2018.

In Pennsylvania, if an insurer contends that a medical service, drug or device is unnecessary, it must resolve the dispute through a process called

HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — A lawyer for Pennsylvania’s acting health secretary on...

A Lehigh County judge heard arguments in an appeal of the decision to count improperly dated mail-in ballots that could close the gap in a tight judicial race.