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The O’Fallon brewery started with two friends and a single-barrel homebrew system

Providence-based Hayes & Sherry, one of the region’s leading full-service commercial real estate brokerage firm, has announced a change in ownership. Founding owners Pete Hayes and Karl Sherry have sold the company to partners, Matt Fair, Bill Greene, and

A Pennsylvania appeals court issued a published decision Friday striking down the use of "regular use" exclusions to bar underinsured motorist coverage in auto accidents involving vehicles an insured may regularly use but which aren't actually covered under the insured's policy.

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has agreed to weigh whether a Lehigh Valley cardiologist and his employer deserve a new trial after being hit with a $6.3 million jury verdict for a missed diagnosis in the run-up to a patient's fatal heart attack.

A Pennsylvania federal judge has shot down a regional casino and racetrack operator's request to send its lawsuit seeking insurance coverage for pandemic-related financial losses back to state court, where it was originally filed.

A worker at a Philadelphia-area Hatfield Quality Meats Inc. plant has launched a would-be class action seeking compensation after she and other workers went unpaid for time they have been forced to spend undergoing pre-shift COVID-19 screenings since the pandemic broke out last year.

A lawyer for Philadelphia-area sportswear company Lontex Corp. accused Nike during opening arguments in a federal intellectual property trial on Monday of ripping off his client's "cool compression" trademark in order to market its own line of competing performance apparel.

A Pennsylvania federal jury cleared personal injury firm MyPhillyLawyer on Friday of allegations from a former paralegal that she was subjected to repeated sexual harassment from attorneys and other co-workers during her brief tenure with the firm three years ago.

A Pennsylvania federal jury cleared personal injury firm MyPhillyLawyer on Friday of allegations from a former paralegal that she was subjected to repeated sexual harassment from attorneys and other co-workers during her brief tenure with the firm three years ago.

A former paralegal with Silvers Langsam & Weitzman PC told a federal jury in Philadelphia on Wednesday that she was repeatedly subjected to unwanted sexual comments and touching by attorneys and other co-workers during her brief tenure with the personal injury firm.