Commonwealth v. Carl
The Pennsylvania Superior Court reversed an order from the Court of Common Pleas that granted the defendant’s motion to dismiss the charges based on the Commonwealth’s violation of Rule 600(c). The
May 4, 2022
The Pennsylvania Superior Court reversed an order from the Court of Common Pleas that granted the defendant’s motion to dismiss the charges based on the Commonwealth’s violation of Rule 600(c). The
The Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court overruled preliminary objections while acting in its original jurisdiction in a matter involving the petitioner’s application for Pandemic Unemployment Assistance and/or to adjudicate the petitioner’s eligibility
The Pennsylvania Superior Court held that the Pennsylvania Supreme Court’s orders that closed the courts due to COVID-19 did not suspend the plaintiffs’ right to collect delay damages. Here, in
The New Jersey Appellate Division ruled that the petitioner must return more than $5,000 because he was not eligible for the New Jersey unemployment benefits he received through the CARES
The New Jersey Appellate Division upheld Governor Murphy’s executive order requiring, among other things, that corrections officers – because of the nature of the facilities in which they work –
In a December 10, 2021, per curiam order, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court nullified Acting Secretary of Health Alison Beam’s regulation requiring individuals to wear facial coverings while inside Pennsylvania’s schools
The Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court voided the state’s Masking Order, which “imposed an open-ended general masking requirement on all teachers, students, school staff, and visitors within Pennsylvania’s schools, regardless of vaccination
A kickboxing gym sued the New Jersey governor claiming that it was owed compensation for lost revenue during the COVID-related shutdown mandated by the governor’s executive order. The plaintiff offered
In an opinion ripped from the headlines, the New Jersey Appellate Division dealt a decisive blow to anti-vaxxers. The Mayor of Newark issued an executive order mandating that all city
Barsky sells diamonds on Jeweler’s Row in Philadelphia and won an appeal in the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court, too. Barsky Diamonds (“Employer”) employed Barsky (“Claimant”) until March 2020, when Governor Wolf
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