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Morning Briefing: Turnout low as primary election results trickle in; Accountant heads to jail; Phillies come back to beat Marlins

Morning Briefing: Turnout low as primary election results trickle in; Accountant heads to jail; Phillies come back to beat Marlins
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Penn State student s suit over rescinding of Master s Degree may be dismissed, if not served by later this week

Savage | Ballotpedia PHILADELPHIA – A lawsuit from a Penn State University student which alleged the school rescinded her Master’s Degree more than a year and a half after she was awarded it, claiming that the plaintiff didn’t produce wholly original work, may soon be dismissed if its service deadline under the law is not met. Michelle Eberly of Dover first filed suit in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania on Feb. 13 versus Pennsylvania State University, of Abington. “The gravamen of this lawsuit arises out of the retroactive rescission of plaintiff’s Master’s Degree, over 1.5 years after it was granted. Penn State University decided to retroactively allege that portions of plaintiff’s Master’s Thesis had been plagiarized, after said thesis had been carefully and extensively vetted by three professors at Penn State and granted by the University,” the suit stated.

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Gale, Lawrence spar during Montgomery County Commissioners meeting

NORRISTOWNÂ â What began as the airing of a grievance led to the eruption of a verbal powder keg between Montgomery County commissioners on Thursday. Commissioners Joe Gale and Ken Lawrence Jr. traded jabs over contentious interactions between the board s two Democrats and the lone Republican. âThe two of you are obsessed with being vindictive towards me,â Gale said, referencing Lawrence and Montgomery County Commissionersâ Chairwoman Valerie Arkoosh. âIn reality, your spiteful, political stunts and abuse of power have hurt others.â - Advertisement - âCommissioner Gale, you said that weâre obsessed with you. Iâm just not that into you. OK? Lawrence replied during theÂ meeting. I donât think of you much at all . I will not stand with you. I will not sign documents with you unless they are legally required to fill my oath of office.

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2nd Circ Judge Chin Leaving Seat, Along With Pa Trial Judge

ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT 2nd Circ. Judge Chin Leaving Seat, Along With Pa. Trial Judge Law360 (February 1, 2021, 7:06 PM EST) Second Circuit Judge Denny Chin and a Pennsylvania federal district judge will take senior status this year, entering a form of semiretirement that will give President Joe Biden a fifth appellate vacancy to fill, the federal judiciary reported over the weekend. Judge Chin will take senior status June 1 after more than a decade on the appeals court and 15 years as a trial judge in the Southern District of New York, where he sentenced Bernie Madoff for his infamous Ponzi scheme. U.S. District Judge Timothy J. Savage will enter senior status March 1 after nearly two decades in the Eastern.

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Delaware River waterfront worker s head injury update: Case remanded to state court in Philly

PHILADELPHIA – A New Jersey man’s lawsuit against a Maryland-based rehabilitation company for injuries and allegedly deficient care he received after striking his head on a steel beam has been remanded to a Philadelphia state court. Thomas Acciavatti of Turnersville, N.J. initially filed suit in the Philadelphia County Court of Common Pleas on Sept. 23 versus Restore Rehabilitation, LLC of Owings Mill, Md., Key Risk Management Services, LLC of Greensboro, N.C., StarNet Insurance Company of Urbandale, Iowa and Paradigm Corp. of Walnut Creek, Calif. “On Oct. 1, 2018, plaintiff was working for the Delaware River Waterfront Corporation when he suffered a workplace injury resulting in, among other symptoms, left drop foot, affecting his ability to walk and otherwise use his left foot,” the suit stated.

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