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Pennsylvanians Blast Bucks County Climate Lawfare Targeting Energy Producers - Vimarsana News

Pennsylvanians Blast Bucks County Climate Lawfare Targeting Energy Producers

Less than 24 hours after Bucks County, Pennsylvania, filed a climate lawsuit against the state's energy producers, DC activists were applauding.

Pa. courts tie for No. 1 ranking on annual 'Judicial Hellholes' report list - Vimarsana News

Pa. courts tie for No. 1 ranking on annual 'Judicial Hellholes' report list

WASHINGTON – According to the latest annual report of “Judicial Hellholes” released Tuesday by the American Tort Reform Association, Pennsylvania courts have tied with Georgia for the No. 1 ranking for jurisdictions considered unfriendly to businesses.

Pennsylvania primary 2023 features judge races - Vimarsana News

Pennsylvania primary 2023 features judge races

Ideology-based organizations aren't shy about supporting prospective judges, even though they're to be nonpartisan.

Friday Q&A: catching up with Steve Welch, candidate for congress. - Vimarsana News

Friday Q&A: catching up with Steve Welch, candidate for congress.

If you live in Pennsylvania's sixth district, Steve Welch wants to have a word with you. As reported by Technically Philly, The Mitos Group founder and

Health care officials testify that med-mal venue rules rescission may cause another liability crisis - Vimarsana News

Health care officials testify that med-mal venue rules rescission may cause another liability crisis

HARRISBURG – A group of health care officials testified before a complement of Republican state congressional representatives on Monday that a recent Supreme Court of Pennsylvania committee decision to allow plaintiffs greater flexibility in where to file medical malpractice cases, may have the ability to create another medical liability crisis statewide.