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Allegheny & Westmoreland County Court Rules 2016

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The law surrounding discrimination in employment is constantly changing and evolving, and to present the law in the most useful and easy-to-reference fashion, James Matthews has created a stand-alone treatise on the topic. The author has completely revamped, updated and augmented his coverage of employment discrimination, and the new book contains a comprehensive index, case table, and appendix materials. Pennsylvania Labor &amp; Employment Law: Employment Discrimination provides a thorough and focused examination of the federal, state and local equal opportunity and employment discrimination laws governing Pennsylvania employers and employees. It contains an up-to-date analysis of the most recent decisions of the United States Supreme Court and federal courts within the Third Circuit and includes extensive appendices of statutory and administrative materials for easy reference.

Pennsylvania Labor & Employment Law: Employment Discrimination

Matthews III, James A

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Third EditionIf you have a personal injury case in Pennsylvania, this book is a "must have"!  Why? It is the only forms book that concentrates on the 10 most litigious counties in Pennsylvania: Philadelphia, Delaware, Chester, Bucks, York, Montgomery, Allegheny, Luzerne, Westmoreland and Berks.   The book contains hundreds of pages of forms and information you need to prosecute your case from beginning to end.  "The Library of Pennsylvania Personal Injury Forms is a concise, thorough and easy-to-find forms book; a must for every plaintiff's Personal Injury practitioner.  Theodore A. SchawartzLocks Law Firm, Philadelphia  "The Library of Pennsylvania Personal Injury Forms is a thoroughgoing compendium of forms for the practicing Pennsylvania trial lawyer. It takes you from pre-complaint discovery through pleadings, discovery, motions practice, trial practice and beyond. And with a CD that includes writable forms, I feel like a local lawyer no matter what county I'm venued in. It's the one book that stays on my desk and never gets back to the bookshelf."David L. KwassSaltz Mongeluzzi Barrett & Bendesky PC, Philadelphia    Topics Include:· Medical Malpractice· Workers' Compensation· Construction Site Accidents· Dram Shop Cases and more...  Forms Include:· New client/ Initial intake forms· Sample motions· Sample arbitration forms· Sample trial documents and more...

Library of Pennsylvania Personal Injury Forms 2013

Feldman, Joel

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Library of Pennsylvania Personal Injury Forms, Fifth Edition

Cohen, Joshua C.

Over the past decade or so, Pennsylvania has seen a significant (if not explosive) increase in lawsuits that, at their core, complain that some other lawsuit was “wrongful” or “abusive.” Such suits are popularly known as “Dragonetti” actions. Typically, these cases are brought not only against the litigants bringing the allegedly wrongful proceedings, but against their lawyers as well. All practicing litigation attorneys – and indeed any lawyer involved in representing clients in litigation – are potential targets of wrongful use actions and should have a thorough understanding of the legal rules and principles by which he or she may be judged. Despite the fact that “wrongful use” cases have for centuries been debated in the courts, there are few, if any, analytical resources available. Wrongful Use of Civil Proceedings and Related Torts in Pennsylvania is a comprehensive review of the body of law upon which wrongful use litigation is built. Compiled by author George Bochetto of Bochetto &amp; Lentz, P.C. and his colleagues, it is based based upon years of experience and a close study of the jurisprudence.

Wrongful Use of Civil Proceedings & Related Torts in Pennsylvania

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Pennsylvania Causes of Action is a unique and indispensable working resource for any law office. It sets forth theories of recovery under Pennsylvania law, provides defenses, applicable statutes of limitation and tables of authorities. The authors –highly regarded and experienced practitioners – have contributed explanatory notes for many of the sections.  An excellent attorney desk reference for practically any client matter. Ideal for law libraries. Pennsylvania Causes of Action will help attorneys distill concepts and simplify the process of drafting initial pleadings. "As a general practitioner for 39 years, “jack of all trades and master of none” is an understatement.  I use Pennsylvania Causes of Action regularly for a quick and convenient refresher on options available as I evaluate the factual nuances of new cases that come in. It is a good initial reference source and I have referred it to many others." Luther (Chip) Milspaw, The Law Offices of Luther Milspaw, Harrisburg,PA   "This is a book that every young Pennsylvania plaintiff's lawyer should reference when drafting a complaint. The elements of each cause of action are set forth in such a way to serve as a road map for pleading facts necessary to prove your case." Michael P. Kane, Esq. Rizio, Hamilton & Kane, P.C., Philadelphia,PA

Pennsylvania Causes of Action 5th Edition

Carney, David J.

Alfano Esq, Gaetan J.

Shaffer Esq, Ronald J

Wendler, Matthew R

Allegheny & Westmoreland County Court Rules provides comprehensive coverage of newly adopted, amended and rescinded rules in Allegheny and Westmoreland Counties    New for 2014  Allegheny County Court Rules Local Rule 1301 (actions subject to compulsory arbitration)Rule of Criminal Procedure 507.3 (approval of police complaints and arrest warrant affidavits where victims are 65 years old or older)Reestablishment of the Magisterial Districts within the 5th Judicial District

Allegheny & Westmoreland County Court Rules 2017

Law Practice

<div> "Your book, Library of Pennsylvania Family Law Forms, is, in my opinion, the best addition to Pennsylvania legal literature in the past decade...I thought you might like to know that I find your work the most helpful book on family law in our collection--especially for our pro se litigants and younger attorneys. It is a great aid to our reference work and I will buy every new edition for the law library. I do not recall being so excited about a law book in a long time."&nbsp; - Director of the Lehigh County Law Library Pennsylvania Library of Family Law Forms is a comprehensive reference book that includes over 130 forms as well as the relevant statutes and rules of procedure pertaining to each chapter. Numerous practice pointers from the author explaining or clarifying particular points of practice and procedure are also included. This book is an essential resource for navigating the family law courts of the Commonwealth. Every edition of this book includes new forms as well as updates to the statutes, rules of procedure, and existing forms. Forms include: Pleadings, financial affidavits, discovery, pendent lite and other lite motions, restraining orders, injunctions and pre-return date relief, custody and visitation, fees and experts, extraordinary relief, contempt, relief from physical abuse, wage executions, trial, judgment, modification and post-judgment relief, appeals, legal separation, foreign matrimonial judgments and miscellaneous forms. </div>

Library of Pennsylvania Family Law Forms 2017

Britton, Joseph S

Over the past decade or so, Pennsylvania has seen a significant (if not explosive) increase in lawsuits that, at their core, complain that some other lawsuit was “wrongful” or “abusive.” Such suits are popularly known as “Dragonetti” actions. Typically, these cases are brought not only against the litigants bringing the allegedly wrongful proceedings, but against their lawyers as well. All practicing litigation attorneys – and indeed any lawyer involved in representing clients in litigation – are potential targets of wrongful use actions and should have a thorough understanding of the legal rules and principles by which he or she may be judged. Despite the fact that “wrongful use” cases have for centuries been debated in the courts, there are few, if any, analytical resources available.Wrongful Use of Civil Proceedings and Related Torts in Pennsylvania is a comprehensive review of the body of law upon which wrongful use litigation is built. Compiled by author George Bochetto of  Bochetto & Lentz, P.C. and his colleagues, it is based upon years of experience and a close study of the jurisprudence. Chapters:Wrongful Use of Civil ProceedingsAbuse of ProcessMalicious ProsecutionJudicial PrivilegeDamages

Wrongful Use of Civil Proceedings & Related Torts in Pennsylvania 2017

Pennsylvania eDiscovery 4th Edition

Yannella, Philip N

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