law
Philly’s Keir Bradford-Grey is Running to Be Pa.’s Next Attorney General
Keir Bradford-Grey, the former Chief Defender of Philadelphia (and previously of Montgomery County), a role that provides criminal defense representation for defendants who can’t afford […]
LGBTQ&A: Henry Sias
Henry Sias is a transgender attorney and community advocate running for Court of Common Pleas judge. We speak with the trailblazing public figure on on […]
LGBTQ&A: Rue Landau
Rue Landau has been the executive director of the Philadelphia Commission on Human Relations (PCHR) and the Fair Housing Commission (FHC) for the past eight […]
What the Supreme Court Abortion Ruling Means for Pennsylvania
A ruling by the Supreme Court today overturning parts of an abortion regulation law in Texas has ties to Pennsylvania. The Supreme Court specifically cited […]
Startup Checklist: 10 Legal Issues Founders Need to Know
Startup founders make countless decisions about their businesses. Here’s a list of 10 legal issues that can make-or-break their businesses:
Philly Lawyer Fires Back at New York Times
In the fine print of contracts that nobody reads lies language big corporations use to ban customers from joining together in class-action lawsuits — thus removing a big […]
Boxing Promoter Sues Harrah’s, Valley Forge Casinos
Boxing promoter Joey Intreiri, better known as “Joey Eye,” has filed a civil lawsuit against Valley Forge Casino Resort, Harrah’s Philadelphia Casino and former business partner David […]
$20 Billion Racial Discrimination Suit Against Comcast, Al Sharpton Tossed
A California district court judge has thrown out a $20 billion racial discrimination lawsuit against Comcast, Al Sharpton and others. The suit was brought by the […]
Delaware Losing Favor as Corporate Haven, Report
Delaware, long known as a corporation-friendly state, could be falling out of favor with companies who believe it makes them vulnerable to shareholder lawsuits. […]
Could Brandon Tate-Brown Family File Criminal Charges if D.A. Won’t?
So D.A. Seth Williams won’t bring criminal charges against the officers who shot Brandon Tate-Brown. That doesn’t means the chances for a criminal prosecution in […]
Six Burning Questions About Grand Jury Leaks
The scepter still hangs over Kathleen Kane’s head. It’s been a couple of weeks now since the Inquirer reported that a grand jury recommended the […]
INSIDE TAKE: End the Judicial Fundraising Charade
(Editor’s note: This is an opinion column from a Citified insider.) It’s a part of the campaign process which gives many a sense of the oogies; […]
Ajay Raju Profile: The Big Raju
Might as well start with the hair. “My life,” he says, “is driven by my obsession with my stupid hair.” “My wife,” he says, “hates […]
Penn Law Ranks 7th on U.S. News List
Philadelphia Business Journal reports on the new law school rankings from U.S. News and World Report: Penn is the area’s top law school, according to […]
Slate Calls Out Norristown for Really Dumb Law
Norristown’s got a law that a landlord can evict a tenant if they make three or more 911 calls within the span of four months. […]