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Robert S. Tintner and Ronald L. Williams are featured in the Law360 article, "Pa. Justices Snub $5M Building Defect Verdict Share Appeal."

Robert S. Tintner is featured in the Law360 article, "Pa. Ruling Puts Frivolous Lawsuit Claims In Jeopardy."

Robert S. Tintner was featured in The Legal Intelligencer's article, "Pa. Third-Party Rules Won't Stop Litigation Financing."

Abraham C. Reich was featured in the Law360 article, "Pennsylvania Cases To Watch In 2017."

The Federal Circuit may grant a motion to expedite proceedings, which accelerates the overall time for an appeal, but only in certain circumstances.

The USPTO regularly offers its Stakeholder Training on Examination Practice and Procedure for individuals who have recently passed the Patent Bar for the purpose of representing applicants before the USPTO.

The recent decision of TCV VI, L.P. v. TradingScreen Inc., C.A. No. 10164-VCN (Del. Ch. Sept. 25, 2015) provides a brief yet thorough analysis of the attorney-client privilege and redaction logs.

Mathew Ross (Partner-White Plains) and Patrick Lawless (Partner-New York) obtained an excellent unanimous decision from the Appellate Division, Second Department on a difficult construction case.

The Senate voted last week to confirm Susman Godfrey partner Arun Subramanian to the Southern District bench, and to elevate Judge Alison Nathan to the Second Circuit.

Partner and Chair of Medical Devices, Julianne M. Hartzell and associate David N. Patariu co-authored the article "Shadur's Crusade Against Misdirected Affirmative Defenses Still Has Merit"...

Jay Evans applies a fundamental lesson from improv comedy (show, don't tell) to the art of appellate practice in "Showing and Not Telling in Appellate Advocacy".

Jeffrey M. Pollock authored the Law.com article, "Some Brief Thoughts on Writing for Appellate Courts."

Stephanie Nolan Deviney was featured in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette article, "Some Penn State Trustees Questioning Sandusky Payouts to Accusers."

PFAS litigation is expanding rapidly across federal and state courts, with new claims emerging and an increasingly diverse range of parties becoming involved. Updated data through the first quarter of 2026...

This article is an examination of the way imprecise language contained in the subpoena form issued for mandatory use in California state courts frustrates parties...

Litigation partner Michael J. Dell authored an op-ed for The Hill titled "Supreme Court's Gun Proliferation Ruling Masquerading as Constitutional Interpretation" on June 29, 2022.

Supreme Court Of Georgia Oral Arguments