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Reed Smith litigator Robert A. Nicholas named 2022 "Best of the Bar" by Philadelphia Business Journal - Vimarsana News

Reed Smith litigator Robert A. Nicholas named 2022 "Best of the Bar" by Philadelphia Business Journal

Reed Smith litigator Robert A. Nicholas named 2022 “Best of the Bar” by Philadelphia Business Journal.

Meet Michael Forman: The Philly Power Player You've Never Heard Of - Vimarsana News

Meet Michael Forman: The Philly Power Player You've Never Heard Of

The CEO of FS Investments, Michael Forman has amassed powerful friends and lots of money. Can he use them to fix Philadelphia’s problems?

Midyear 2022: Is partisan redistricting ruining America? - Vimarsana News

Midyear 2022: Is partisan redistricting ruining America?

Redistricting has long been a hot-button issue, but it’s become even more so in these politically charged times. Lawyers have a role in reapportionment efforts and can lend their expertise to achieve fair representation in redistricting reform throug

All-virtual ABA Midyear Meeting will offer slate of special events and programs - Vimarsana News

All-virtual ABA Midyear Meeting will offer slate of special events and programs

Lawyers and legal professionals from around the country still have a chance to attend the 2022 ABA Midyear Meeting. The conference will now take place entirely online because of the spread of the omicron variant of COVID-19.

COVID-19 in Pa.: Colleges and universities delaying spring semester - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 in Pa.: Colleges and universities delaying spring semester

Candy Woodall USA TODAY Network Pennsylvania Capitol Bureau Several Pennsylvania colleges and universities are delaying a return to campus due to rising cases of COVID-19, which has sickened more than 519,000 people in the state and killed more than 13,000.  Many schools made those announcements ahead of a push Wednesday from the state departments of Health and Education, which strongly encouraged all higher education institutions in Pennsylvania to use virtual education and delay their students returning to campus for the spring semester.  More than 6,200 people are currently hospitalized...