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• September 10, 2025

  3rd Circ. Seeks Standing Specifics In Website Tracking MDL

  The Third Circuit on Wednesday challenged both retailers and consumers over so-called session replay software capturing online shoppers' data, wanting to know if a proposed class could be more specific about what "sensitive" information was actually shared by Bass Pro Shops and Cabela's and if their stores had any limits on connecting private searches with specific people.

• September 09, 2025

  Pa. Panel Won't Nix Hospice Co. COVID Infection Suit

  A Pennsylvania Superior Court on Tuesday refused to throw out a suit by an elderly couple alleging a physical therapist and her employer negligently infected them with COVID-19, finding the claims are not blocked by federal health emergency laws.

• September 09, 2025

  Pa. Justices Seem Split On Uber's 'Clickwrap' Arbitration Link

  The Pennsylvania Supreme Court appeared unsure about whether arbitration agreements linked in apps like Uber adequately inform consumers that they're giving up the right to a jury trial by using services, with some justices commenting during oral arguments Tuesday that more explicit warnings couldn't hurt and others saying they could muddle the state's contract laws.

• September 09, 2025

  Pa. Court Orders Resentencing In 2 DUI Cases Over Treatment

  A pair of drunk-driving cases in Pennsylvania will be sent back to the lower courts for resentencing after a state appeals court ruled Tuesday that recently decided state Supreme Court precedent requires prosecutors to prove in front of a jury that the drivers had previously completed a drunk-driving program in order to apply sentencing enhancements. 

• September 09, 2025

  Feds Fight Ex-Philly Labor Leader's Prison Release Bid

  Prosecutors urged a Pennsylvania federal judge to reject the early release bid by the former business manager of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 98 in Philadelphia, arguing Tuesday that he should not be freed from his six-year prison term to care for his disabled wife because her condition has not changed since he was locked up last year.

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