Whether done intentionally or not, it is important to recognize this tactic and stop it before it contaminates the jurisdictional inquiry.

In 2010, Daniel Snider died after the aircraft in which he was a passenger crashed due to an engine failure.

The issue of sexual harassment has captured nationwide headlines as individuals have come forward to report harassment by high profile public figures.

Sen. Sherrod Brown (D.Ohio) reintroduced the "Fair Playing Field Act," S.1706, in November 2013.

Carl Schaerf and Lee Schmeer published an article, "Navigating Choppy Waters for the Government Contractor's Defense in Trump Age," in the Products Liability Supplement of The Legal Intelligencer.

In siding with the FAA, the D.C. Circuit affirmed the district court and reasoned that the Remote ID rule does not constitute an unreasonable Fourth Amendment search.

In a favorable ruling for shareholders, the Supreme Court resolved a split among the circuit courts when it held that securities fraud plaintiffs are not required to prove loss causation to obtain class certification.

Last week the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) agency of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, unveiled in the Federal Register a revised Employment Eligibility Verification Form, which is better known as a Form I-9.

The purpose of this alert is to advise you of proposed amendments to the Philadelphia Business Privilege Tax Regulations that, if finally approved as currently written, would affect nonprofit organizations.

The IRS has announced a special one-time relief program for small tax-exempt organizations that failed to file annual information returns for three consecutive years and, as a result, could lose their federal tax-exempt status.

Recently there have been some very interesting success stories on the Israeli technology front, including one significant story with a Pittsburgh connection.

You might not know it, but there is a history of Israel-Pittsburgh collaborative technology investments and transactions.

Recently, many employers have been receiving checks labeled "rebates" from their healthcare insurers, and their first question is, "Why am I receiving this?"

On June 4, the U.S. Supreme Court sent a clear message regarding the requirements for non-dischargeability under the Bankruptcy Code, holding that a debtor's misleading statement...

Most trial lawyers would consider their opening statement and closing argument two of the most important parts of a trial. The opening offers the lawyer his or her first chance to set out a case for the jury and lay the foundation for the story to be told throughout the trial.

Plaintiffs, surviving family and estate representatives of two decedents killed in an airplane crash in June 2017, brought suit in federal court in Delaware against various manufacturers.

The first employee, however, would not permit the plaintiff to change seats and instructed him to return to his original seat.

In Olympic Air, Inc. v. Helicopter Tech. Co., the District Court for the Western District of Washington struck a National Transportation Safety Board report and portions of an expert's declaration that relied on it.

Two weeks after Norwegian Airlines filed its suit in state court and before it had served any defendant, Boeing removed the case to federal court based on diversity jurisdiction.

Cosey v. Flight Academy of New Orleans arose out of the fatal crash of a Cessna 172 aircraft during a commercial sightseeing tour.