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1 page 5: Young Lawyer T H E O L D E S T L A W J O U R N A L I N T H E U N I T E D S T A T E S philadelphia, THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 2011 Attorney Hit With $100K in Sanctions By shannon p. duffy U.S. Courthouse Correspondent A federal judge has imposed sanctions of more than $100,000 on attorney Wayne A. Schaible of McCann Schaible & Wall for causing a mistrial in February 2010 that derailed a multiweek trial of a wrongful death suit. McLaughlin U.S. District Judge Mary A. McLaughlin had ordered the sanctions in a May 2010 opinion in Ferguson v. Valero Energy Corp. that included no dollar figure, but instructed the defense team to submit its bills. Sanctions continues on 10 By shannon p. duffy U.S. Courthouse Correspondent In the wake of the scandalous $1.7 billion collapse of Diagnostic Ventures Inc., investors have won the right to pursue class action fraud claims against the firm s auditors at Deloitte & Touche, but lost their bid to bring class claims against lawyers from Clifford Chance. The 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that the auditors were properly sued under a fraud-on-the-market theory for allegedly issuing clean audit reports that hid DVI s improper accounting practices. But the appellate court held that the same theory could not be used to sue the Clifford Chance lawyers for allegedly advising DVI to omit negative information from its public filings with the Securities & Exchange Commission because investors had no knowledge of the law firm s VOL 243 NO. 62 $5.00 Panel Rejects Class Action Against Clifford Chance alleged role in the fraud. Because plaintiffs do not contend Clifford Chance s alleged role in masterminding the fraudulent 10-Q was disclosed to the public, they cannot scirica invoke the presumption of reliance necessary to bring a fraud-on-the-market claim, Chief U.S. Circuit Judge Anthony J. Scirica wrote in his 58-page opinion in In re DVI Inc. Securities Litigation. The decision upholds the class certification rulings of U.S. District Judge Legrome D. Davis that had sparked appeals from both the plaintiffs and the auditors. Legally, the decision is significant because it promises to limit the potential liability of law firms in securities litigation by holding that a lawyer s advice to a corporation cannot be the basis of a class action fraud claim by investors who were never aware of the advice. Scirica, who was joined by 3rd Circuit Judge Thomas L. Ambro and visiting U.S. District Judge John E. Jones III of the Middle District of Pennsylvania, adopted the reasoning of the 2nd Circuit in rejecting similar claims against lawyers from Mayer Brown. In Pacific Investment Management Co. v. Refco, the 2nd Circuit held that Mayer Brown could not be sued by a class of investors for allegedly participating in the drafting and disseminating of Refco s fraudulent public filings. The 2nd Circuit panel held that the plaintiffs were asking for too broad a reading of the U.S. Supreme Court s 2008 decision in Stoneridge Investment Partners v. Scientific-Atlanta Inc. because nothing Class Action continues on 9 SEPTA Settles Trademark Infringement Suit Against Law Firm By Gina Passarella Of the Legal Staff SEPTA has settled its trademark infringement suit against personal injury firm Mednick Mezyk & Kredo over the firm s use of a SEPTA bus on its website, and the firm s phone number, 888-SEPTA-LAW. As part of the settlement, which is still awaiting signatures though the terms have been agreed upon, Mednick Mezyk will take down the website and change its phone number, the firm s attorney, Benjamin Leace of Ratner Prestia, said. In their place, the firm will create a new website, com, and use a new phone number, 855-BUSLAW1. The defendants believe they had the ability to keep using the website but felt that it was in the best interest of their business to get back to their business, Leace said. SEPTA has agreed to a transition period in which Mednick Mezyk can change over the website and phone number, he said. Jeffrey S. Pollack of Duane Morris represented SEPTA in the case and said his client s goals for the litigation were met. The settlement was good for our client, he said. It basically resolved the case on the terms we were seeking. They won t use the [Stylized S ] mark and the website comes down, so I think that our client is pleased with the result. As part of SEPTA s suit, the transit authority argued Mednick Mezyk had advertised in local papers using SEPTA s colors and trademarks. Pollack said the settlement also includes an agreement that the firm will no longer use any of SEPTA s trademarks, such as the SEPTA logo or stylized S. He said the agreement is finalized and is just awaiting signatures. Leace said there were no damages at issue in the settlement and no money SEPTA continues on 9 INSIDE THE LEGAL Experts & Services Classified Public Notices 13 Legal Listings 15 Postal ID on Page 8

2 2 THE LEGAL INTELLIGENCER THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 2011 VOL P PEOPLE IN THE NEWS Members of event sponsor Deeb Petrakis Blum & Murphy of Philadelphia gathered in front of the Dreams of Freedom exhibit at the National Museum of American Jewish History for the Arts and Business Council of Greater Philadelphia s private Business Backstage event March 10. Museum president and CEO Michael Rosenzweig welcomed guests and council volunteers before they enjoyed guided tours of the interactive exhibit on Independence Mall. Pictured, from left, are Arthur Armstrong and Frank Murphy of Deeb Patrakis; Rosenzweig; Karen Davis of the Arts and Business Council; and Stephen Frishberg, Inez Markovich, Joseph Blum and Colin Knisely of Deeb Petrakis. addition Teresa Gavigan has joined Blank Rome as of counsel in the employment, benefits and labor group and will be based in the Philadelphia office. Gavigan has more than 30 years experience in labor and employment law and human resources administration. She joins the firm from Sunoco where she most recently served as vice-president, human resources and administration for Sunoco Logistics. speakers Robert M. Cavalier, managing partner of Lucas & Cavalier, led a roundtable discussion titled Trends in Lawyers Professional Liability Due to a Deteriorating Economy. The presentation was made at the cavalier Council for Litigation Management s annual conference in New Orleans March 24. Daniel F. Ryan III, partner at O Brien & Ryan, recently spoke on the medical and legal issues of documentation at a seminar for health care professionals in Philadelphia. The presentation titled The Importance of Proper Documentation was addressed to residents, fellows and interns of multiple specialties from the Philadelphia area. Ryan discussed preventable causes for legal disputes involving the medical record and proactive steps to consider in order to avoid being drawn into litigation. announcements Levy Baldante has moved its New Jersey offices to 89 Haddon Ave., Suite D, Haddonfield, N.J. It has retained its phone number from its previous location. Each year, Community Legal Services of Philadelphia publishes a case law outline of Disability Under the Social Security Act, with emphasis on the 3rd District. For more information, call Richard Weishaupt at or [email protected]. All potential items for People in the News should be addressed to Stephanie Baum at The Legal Intelligencer, 1617 JFK Boulevard, Suite 1750, Phila., PA Fax: , [email protected]

3 VOL P THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 2011 THE LEGAL INTELLIGENCER 3 regional News N.J. Justices Asked: Can a Judge Change His Mind? By Michael Booth New Jersey Law Journal It s said that intelligence allows for a change of mind, but a judge who rethought and reversed his own summary judgment ruling after hearing new evidence has caused consternation enough to demand the state Supreme Court s intervention. At issue, in Lombardi v. Masso, argued Monday, is whether Burlington County, N.J., Judge Michael Hogan acted properly in dismissing claims against all but one defendant and then after a proof hearing on damages hauling them back into court a year later, saying the case was more complicated than he had thought. The Appellate Division held the law-ofthe-case doctrine didn t apply, since once the judge lost confidence in his own ruling, regardless of how he came to that epiphany, the overarching goal of the court rules the fair and efficient administration of justice warranted his acting on that uneasiness. At the court on Monday, that was some justices initial reaction, too. Why is that such a bad thing? asked Justice Roberto Rivera-Soto. The judge says, I think I made a mistake. I m going to reconsider. Andrew Luca, the attorney representing two of the dismissed defendants, said Hogan had other opportunities to reconsider his first decision and the dismissed defendants had rivera-soto albin rabner long since thought they were out of the case. Justice Barry Albin suggested the court was merely being asked to determine whether Hogan s initial grant of summary judgment was appropriate. Luca argued that the court should consider itself bound by the record that Hogan had before him when he first made his decision and not include evidence that came in later. Albin said the rulings below made it difficult to determine what record Hogan had and when he had it. Chief Justice Stuart Rabner asked what was unreliable about the information causing Hogan s change of mind. Luca said that at the damages hearing, he erroneously read transcripts of the remaining defendant s deposition testimony to reach Photos by Carmen Natale the conclusion that the dismissed defendants should be brought back into the case. Then we should disregard the extraneous material and give no deference to his ruling? Albin asked. That s correct, Luca replied. Albin asked why it was improper for Hogan to revisit his first decision. Because, Luca said, there was nothing that gave the judge pause when he first decided to grant summary judgment. There was not one item. Then he heard evidence that was never presented to him before when the dismissed defendants were not around, said Luca, of Mount Laurel, N.J. s Reger Rizzo & Darnall. In the suit, Debra Ann Lombardi, a buyer N.J. High Court continues on 8 3rd Circuit Privilege Ruling Worries Defense Attorneys By Sue Reisinger Corporate Counsel Corporate executives may need to be more careful about what they say to outside counsel during internal company probes. And they ll want to make sure that the lawyers they talk to are representing them personally, and not just their company. That s the implication of a 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruling last week in the case of Ian Norris, one-time CEO of the Morgan Crucible Co. in the United Kingdom. At trial in federal district court in Philadelphia last July federal prosecutors were able to use the company s outside counsel as a witness against Norris. The company was accused of price-fixing, and Norris was convicted of obstruction of justice in trying to cover it up. Norris had argued that he believed the outside counsel, Sutton Keany, was representing him as well as the company. But the government insisted that Keany s client was only the company, which had waived privilege. The district court had applied a five-part test to determine that Keany was not representing Norris at the time of their discussions. The appeals court quickly dismissed 3rd Circuit continues on 8 PARTNERS, SENIOR ATTORNEYS AND PRACTICE GROUPS WHAT CAN YOU OFFER A SUBURBAN FIRM? WHAT CAN THEY OFFER YOU? MORGAN WENTWORTH, LLC. IS ACTIVELY WORKING TO ASSIST THE MAJOR SUBURBAN LAW FIRMS IN MAINTAINING AND GROWING THEIR FIRMS. YOU CAN JOIN THE EXCITEMENT WHILE REALIZING THE SAME GROWTH AND ADVANCEMENT FOR YOUR CAREER GOALS AND YOUR VALUED CLIENTS IMMEDIATELY SOUGHT ARE PARTNERS IN THE AREAS OF: TAX. TRANSACTIONAL and CORPORATE ELDER LAW HEALTH CARE ESTATE PLANNING ENVIRONMENTAL COMMERCIAL LITIGATION INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY OTHER AREAS OF LAW WILL BE CONSIDERED AS SYNERGIES EXIST CALL PATRICIA IN STRICTEST CONFIDENCE TO DISCUSS YOUR NEXT STEP [email protected]

4 4 THE LEGAL INTELLIGENCER THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 2011 VOL P NATIONAL NEWS Sting Operation Focus of Dismissal Motions By Mike Scarcella The National Law Journal Criminal defense lawyers representing a group of weapons dealers in a foreign bribery prosecution in Washington want a federal judge to throw out the case over allegations the government crafted and closely scripted a conspiracy just to prosecute it. Attorneys in the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) case this month filed court papers urging Judge Richard Leon of Washington s federal trial court to dismiss charges that stem from a government undercover sting set up around the sale of $15 million in military and law enforcement equipment to Gabon. Leon is set to hear the defense motions, which also include claims of entrapment, on April 4 in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia. The sting, which played out for more than two years, nabbed 22 executives in the arms industry last year. The U.S. Department of Justice s large-scale use of undercover techniques that are typically seen in drug investigations generated considerable attention in the white-collar criminal defense bar. Justice Department prosecutors allege that executives, agents and employees in the arms industry participated in a conspiracy to bribe a fictitious Gabonese official through an agent. Defense lawyers in the case contend most of the defendants didn t know each other and that the government manufactured a crime, intentionally obfuscating the terms of a transaction that appeared legitimate. The essence of a sting is you should make it crystal clear that it s an illegal deal, said Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe partner Michael Madigan in Washington, who represents a lawyer, John Godsey of Atlanta, who was Court Upholds Closed-Captioning During Redskins Games By Leigh Jones The National Law Journal Music blasted over the public address system during Washington Redskins games is part of the entertainment experience, and deaf fans should have access to the lyrics of those songs, a federal appeals court has ruled. The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the Americans with Disabilities Act requires the team and the operators of FedEx Field to provide song lyrics and additional aural content of games for deaf fans. The March 25 decision upheld a lower court that granted summary judgment to the plaintiffs. At the same time, the court concluded that access to play-by-play coverage provided in the stadium concourse via the team s radio station, Red Zebra, was not required. The National Association of the Deaf sued in 2006 on behalf of three deaf or hearingimpaired fans. Shane Feldman, one of the plaintiffs, in 2003 requested that the operators provide captioning on the stadium Jumbotron for announcements made over Photo by Diego M. Radzinschi Madigan indicted in the sting. You have to make it clear that this is an illegal transaction and you can make some money in it. The government does exactly the opposite. Madigan and other defense attorneys in the case who joined various motions challenging the evidence said informant Richard Bistrong and his FBI handlers misled the arms dealers, saying time and again the deal was legal, including statements about State Department approval of the transaction. One of the defendants, Saul Mishkin, ran the deal by a lawyer, who advised the proposed sale could violate the FCPA, in addition to money laundering statutes. Bistrong, court papers show, was upset when Mishkin announced he was backing out of the deal and said he planned to tell others to abandon their involvement in the sale. Todd Foster, a Tampa, Fla.-based lawyer for a defendant named John Benson Wier III, said in court papers filed on March 7 that through a combination of threats, inducements and misrepresentations Bistrong persuaded Mishkin to abandon his plan to notify other suppliers about the illegality of the Gabon deal. OK, if you wanna go ahead and try to make this deal that I know is a good deal and that is a righteous deal, if you re gonna go ahead and try to infect that for me that s wrong, Bistrong told Mishkin on a recorded call that is evidence in the case. Bistrong said, according to court papers, that he had a severe problem with Mishkin and that you and I can get really sideways with each other and I don t wanna do that the public address system. According to the appeals court decision, the defendants balked because doing so would take up too much room on the screen. After the lawsuit was filed, the stadium operators began captioning much of the content on light-emitting ribbon boards. The defendants argued that because they had begun providing captioning, the issue was moot. But the appellate court agreed with the district court that even though the stadium had provided an accommodation, the dispute remained live because the defendants could readily stop providing the service. The court also agreed that song lyrics were an important part of the football experience, even though the plaintiffs had waited to raise that argument until filing summary judgment papers. By having access to the lyrics, plaintiffs have the opportunity to participate in the communal entertainment experience, the court said in a 2-1 decision. Without access to lyrics played, for example, during cheerleader dance routines and the halftime show, plaintiffs would not fully and equally experience the planned and synchronized given how much we work with each [other]. Foster, a name partner at Cohen Foster & Romine, said Bistrong inserted himself between Mishkin and his attorneys, lied to Mishkin and threatened him, all in a successful effort to preclude the other defendants from learning the truth. AN ACTUAL FOREIGN OFFICIAL Drinker Biddle & Reath partner Charles Leeper, in his own filing of March 9, said the FCPA prohibits an offer or payment made to an actual foreign official to obtain a business advantage. The history of the FCPA reinforces the common-sense conclusion that in order to know that money will be passed through an intermediary to a foreign official, an actual foreign official must be shown to have been involved, Leeper said. The FCPA, Leeper said in urging Leon to dismiss the case, does not criminalize attempts to bribe foreign officials. A Justice Department spokeswoman declined to comment about the litigation. But Justice attorneys, including Laura Perkins of the fraud section and Assistant U.S. Attorney Matthew Solomon, said in court papers filed on March 17 that the arms dealers readily agreed to participate in the corrupt deal. The defendants did not question the payment to the government official, decline to participate because the deal involved a corrupt payment or otherwise balk at the terms of the deal, DOJ lawyers said. Nor did they register hesitation or express surprise. The executives and employees, prosecutors alleged, produced price quotations and invoices containing a hidden commission for a person who was splitting part of the fee with the fictitious Gabonese official. The evidence of an illegal deal, prosecutors Sting continues on 8 promotional entertainment that large stadiums like FedEx Field provide. Washington Redskins General Counsel Dave Donovan said that his clients and the stadium owners already were complying with the decision. He said that they were providing, through s, typed lyrics to songs performed by the cheerleaders. Truth be told, this has only been about attorney s fees. For years the plaintiffs firms managed to keep it alive, Donovan said. Joseph Espo, who represented the plaintiffs, said that his clients had tried to settle the case many times and that the attorney fees, which were in the low six figures, were a result of the defendants unwillingess to settle. It completely distorts reality to say that we are the ones who drove the fees, Espo said. The decision is a great day for deaf sports fans and reaffirms the obligation of the owners and operators of sports venues to make sure their product is accessible to all of their customers. Leigh Jones is a reporter for The National Law Journal, a Legal affiliate based in New York. Job Discrimination Hits Low-Income Women Hardest, Study Shows By Karen Sloan The National Law Journal Discrimination lawsuits brought by working professionals tend to draw public attention, but it s low-wage workers who suffer the harshest consequences in those circumstances, according to a report by the Center for WorkLife Law at University of California Hastings College of the Law. The report, titled Poor, Pregnant, and Fired: Caregiver Discrimination Against Low-Wage Workers, analyzes 50 workplace discrimination lawsuits most resolved during the past five years brought by low-wage workers. It highlights ways in which employers violate workers rights. Author Stephanie Bornstein, deputy director of the center, said that low-wage breadwinners often face more caregiver demands from children and older family members, but often have less social support in part, because they are more likely to be single parents. Caregiver discrimination lawsuits brought by low-wage workers document clearly that work-family conflict is not just a professional women s problem, Bornstein said. In fact, it s most acute and extreme for low-income families. To help move families out of poverty, we can t just focus on fixing the worker. We also need to look at how caregiver discrimination in low-wage jobs undercuts economic stability. The report concludes that women transitioning out of the welfare system into the workforce often are caught in a cycle of entry-level employment because they lose jobs as a result of family responsibilities. This underscores the fact that we need to look at the jobs themselves, not just the job-readiness of those coming out of the welfare system, Bornstein said. Among the problems low-wage workers face is that their jobs often come with too few hours, leading them to juggle multiple jobs. Those jobs can come with unpredictable or inflexible schedules. Not only that, low-income families are less likely to have access to paid sick days or unpaid family or medical leave, the report concludes. Private employers are not required to provide sick days or vacations, except in San Francisco, Milwaukee and Washington. Companies put themselves at financial risk when they maintain policies that violate workplace laws, the report warns. Caregiver discrimination lawsuits have a higher success rate than overall employment discrimination suits, and the average verdict awarded among cases the center analyzed was $500,000. Those cases included that of a worker at an aerospace parts company who received a $761,279 settlement after he was fired as a result of absences to care for his son, who has AIDS. A housekeeper was Discrimination continues on 8

5 VOL P THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 2011 THE LEGAL INTELLIGENCER 5 By Maurice Zilber The Recorder Are Young Teaching the Practical Business Aspects of the Legal Profession Maurice Zilber is an adjunct professor at Golden Gate University School of Law and a fulltime arbitrator and mediator, as well as managing director of Maurice L. Zilber & Associates, a management consultancy for professional firms. He may be contacted at [email protected] or through your students using anything that you taught them? This not-so-innocent question from a reporter set me wondering. I had no good answer for her. I had heard from time to time from a few students asking for references, and I occasionally saw a student from the year before in the halls, but I really didn t have a clue whether the 16 weeks we had spent together had any real impact on their professional lives. After a successful career as a business lawyer and a commercial arbitrator, I decided to give back to the profession by bringing my experience and wisdom to the classroom to prepare the next generation of lawyers for the business challenges they would face as they entered practice. I began my career as an adjunct professor eight years ago, co-teaching a course on business planning at Golden Gate University School of Law with a tenured professor who was an arbitrator colleague. While the students, particularly the night students, were bright and interested, there was a very low likelihood that they would begin practice in one of the large firms in town; those firms tended to look to UC-Berkeley, Stanford, Hastings, Harvard and other socalled tier one schools for their associates. What these students could use was a course that taught them about going solo or forming a small partnership with friends. Even if they did join a firm, their knowledge of the business aspects of practice would give them a leg up. So, six years ago, with the blessing of the dean and the curriculum committee, I started a course titled The Business of the Practice of Law. Much of what I taught was based on my more than 20 years in the management of my old firm in Boston, seven of them as managing partner. Students are divided into teams of two to four, depending on the number in the class in any given year. Half of their grade is based on team projects and half on individual effort. Students, among other things, individually, keep time sheets and a journal, and prepare a resume and life plan. As a team, they select an entity in which to practice, outline the provisions of a partnership agreement or shareholders agreement, and prepare a Lawyer client representation letter and a three-year business plan. Most students are third-year day or fourthyear evening students, but I have had some graduate students, as well as second-year day and third-year night students. All have had courses in professional responsibility and business organizations, but we cover many topics in professional responsibility as they naturally arise. In different years, I have had guest lecturers on marketing, space planning and technology, and most recently, I have had a life coach come at the beginning and end of the course to discuss values and life balance. To answer the reporter s question, I recently surveyed the students who have completed the course. Some students did not intend to practice law and are engaged in what they talked about in their life plan: government civil service, money management, human resources and political consulting. One entered a Master of Laws program after having been a contract attorney for an Am Law 100 firm. Two are assistant U.S. Students said the course gave them the confidence to go into practice, particularly the business plan exercise. y o u n g l a w y e r o n l i n e.co m attorneys, who expect to go into private practice in the future. One is in the Honors Program at the Justice Department. Two opened independent paralegal practices while waiting for bar passage; one of them is in a bankruptcy support firm, too busy at the moment to go into law practice. Three are working in medium and large firms in California and eight are in solo or two-person practices either by design or necessity. In addition, two students who did not respond to the survey have informed the school that one is in solo practice and one is with a large firm. Regardless of what they are doing, all said the course gave them the confidence to go into practice, particularly the business plan exercise. Many who are in practice say they consider most valuable the teaching about billing, retainers and when not to accept a client. Most kept their course books, and some have even referred to them. (I use Jay Foonberg s excellent book, How to Start and Build a Law Practice, Fifth Edition (ABA 2004), and the California Young Lawyer continues on 10 Third Annual In-House Counsel Conference The Doubletree Hotel 237 South Broad Street, Philadelphia, PA April 7, :30 am - 5 pm Followed by a Cocktail Reception Contact Chris Stewart, DELVACCA Administrator at [email protected] or The Third Annual In-House Conference features cutting-edge CLE programming exclusively designed by legal experts for in-house counsel. 10 Morning Break-Out Sessions 10 Afternoon Break-Out Sessions Breakfast/Lunch/Cocktail Reception Included Earn Up to 6 CLE Credits (PA, NJ and DE approved), including up to 4.5 Ethics Credits. 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7 VOL P THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 2011 THE LEGAL INTELLIGENCER 7 litigation Effective Client Reporting: A Lawyer s Best Friend Editor s note: This article describes hypothetical scenarios. By Seth L. Laver and Matthew G. Laver Special to the Legal Keeping your clients informed through effective reporting is the Golden Rule of malpractice risk management. Clients do not like bad results, but their willingness to live with a bad result, without suing you over it, is a product of their expectations. Effective reporting is your single best means of managing your clients expectations, and hence, your exposure to malpractice claims. Disappointing jury verdicts and failed transactions are not exclusively caused by attorney error. The uninformed client, however, may not see it that way. Malpractice often results from a client s uncontrolled expectations. While experienced lawyers are aware of the risks and uncertainty of the judicial process, the uninformed client is not. Absent timely and clear communication between lawyer and client, the client is left to create his own reality, which may never be achieved. All too often, a client suffers from apparent amnesia after lengthy conversations. All too often, something is lost in translation between client and attorney. It is this uninformed, detached client who is more likely to turn on his lawyer when something goes awry because he was not aware of the risks. Effective written communication between attorney and client is the safety net to avoid dire consequences. CASE STUDIES The following case studies reflect those instances that are seemingly benign, but resulted in legal malpractice lawsuits due to an attorney s failure to properly communicate with his client. The Initial Report You are retained to defend the interests of the president of a small investment company in a suit sounding in breach of contract, breach of fiduciary duty and conspiracy. Your client orchestrated the removal of a junior board member because of a perceived poor work performance. The ousted shareholder now alleges in his suit against his former employer and president that the termination was a violation of the company s corporate bylaws and was done in bad faith. After evaluating the underlying facts and allegations, you conclude that the tort claims should be dismissed under the gist of the action doctrine. You are so confident that this theory will result in the dismissal of these claims that you do not address the potential consequences and damages that could result from the tort claims in your initial written report to your client. One year later, the court has denied your client s preliminary objections and subsequently your client s motion for summary judgment. As a result, the tort counts remain at the time of trial. Following trial, Seth L. laver Matthew G. laver Seth L. Laver is a senior associate in the Philadelphia offices of Goldberg Segalla. He focuses his practice within business litigation on employment and labor law and professional liability defense, including the representation of lawyers, architects and particularly accountants. He can be reached at or [email protected]. Matthew G. Laver is an associate with Weber Gallagher Simpson Stapleton Fires & Newby. He represents clients in general liability and professional liability matters. He can be reached at or [email protected]. a jury finds that your client breached his fiduciary duty and awards considerable damages. Your enraged client claims that he was never properly informed of the potential risks posed by the tort claims. Moreover, he suggests that you failed to take appropriate steps to defend these claims. According to your client, had he been informed of the possibility that the tort claims could eventually be in the hands of the jury, he would have negotiated a settlement months earlier. A malpractice suit follows. Analysis: In all likelihood, a well-developed, detailed initial report would have helped to prevent a malpractice suit. Good practice calls for an initial report discussing all pending counts and defenses, the relevant law, and an analysis of potential damages against your client. Despite confidence in a gist of the action defense, the lawyer should have addressed all possible scenarios so the client was in a position to make educated decisions regarding case strategy. Documenting Conversations with Clients, 1.0 You have been retained by a longtime client, a banking institution, to document a loan transaction between the bank and a local hardware store seeking to expand by opening a new store. At the request of the bank, you draft and circulate to all parties the loan documents, which include standard personal guaranties to be executed by the owners of the hardware store. You learn from the prospective borrowers, however, that they refuse to execute any personal guaranties. After some negotiations between the parties, it is your understanding that the personal guaranties are to be removed from the loan documents and you prepare a revised set of materials for execution. Months later the hardware store expansion proves to be a bust and the store defaults on the loan. In a declaratory judgment action initiated by the bank, the court determines that the individual owners of the store cannot be held personally liable to the bank because the executed loan documents lack personal guaranties. Next, your longtime client claims that it was not aware that the personal guaranties had been omitted from the loan documents and sues you for malpractice. Analysis: In this scenario a writing from lawyer to client, whether by or formal report, confirming that the loan documents had been altered could have avoided this outcome. It would appear that the lawyer assumed that his client was in the loop, when in fact the client was unaware of the legal ramifications of the revised loan documents. Although the client had an opportunity to read the loan documents prior to execution, it is the lawyer on the line because he did not take the precaution of confirming his understanding in writing to the client. Documenting Conversations with Clients, 2.0 You represent a plaintiff who files suit against his former father-in-law alleging breach of a partnership agreement. In the suit, your client alleges that he and the father of his exwife entered into an agreement to equally split any profit derived from flipping real estate. Your client located and managed the real estate while his former father-in-law provided the capital. When your client engaged in an extramarital affair and the marriage fell apart, his former father-in-law refused to provide him with the profits associated with several flipped properties. At a bench trial, you assert one legal theory: breach of a partnership agreement. You consider and discuss with your client potential avenues of recovery, including equitable principles, but opt to exclusively pursue the breach claim for strategic reasons, namely to simplify the claim. The court holds that no formal agreement was in place and that the business relationship was contingent upon your client s faithfulness, and hence marriage, to his daughter. In a published opinion, the court suggests that a claim of quantum meruit may have dramatically affected the outcome. In preparation for the defense of your legal malpractice case, you recall several conversations with your former client in which you discussed alternate legal theories including quantum meruit but chose, with client s agreement, to simplify the issues. Additionally, you recall lengthy conversations in which you discussed this very topic with your client but cannot locate a single document, even an , evidencing this conversation. Analysis: Understandably, some attorneys are reluctant to pepper their client with letters that serve for little other purpose than confirming earlier conversations. However, discussions involving case strategy or big picture developments should always garner some follow-up to confirm that the lawyer and client are in agreement. In the above scenario, a brief confirming that the lawyer was authorized to proceed exclusively with a partnership theory could mean the difference between victory and defeat in a malpractice action. The Botched Settlement It is important to maintain a comfortable balance between zero communication and such constant reporting that the client is overwhelmed. You represent the wife in a contentious divorce action. After months of discovery and emotional testimony, your client expresses her interest in reaching a resolution and moving on with her life. Your client provides authorization to negotiate settlement, and instructs you that her first priority is ownership of the vacation home. At the bargaining table, with the goal of retaining the vacation home for your client, you make certain concessions including relinquishing all rights to alimony. Upon learning that the vacation home is hers, your client eagerly signs all paperwork effectively settling the divorce proceedings. Only later, however, does your client learn that she is no longer entitled to alimony and files suit against you for failure to advise her of material settlement terms before reaching an agreement. Analysis: It would appear that the client in this example was so blinded by the prospect of securing the vacation home that she did not sufficiently contemplate the remaining terms of the settlement agreement. Here, it is the lawyer s responsibility to review the settlement terms with client prior to execution. Perhaps the most effective means to review settlement terms is through a brief report identifying the material terms of the agreement and the potential affect on your client. This strategy will protect both attorney and client. LESSONS LEARNED Each of the foregoing examples resulted in well-intentioned, respected attorneys finding themselves as defendants in legal malpractice suits. Of course, the common thread between each of these scenarios is the attorney s failure to properly document conversations or report important aspects of the case or transaction. Clearly some blame can be attributed to the clients, who arguably failed to exercise common sense. In the foregoing case studies, it would be reasonable to expect different outcomes had the client or the court behaved differently. It would be fair to assume: Litigation continues on 9

8 8 THE LEGAL INTELLIGENCER THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 2011 VOL P Sting continued from 4 said, was un mistakable. Prosecutors said the defendants are under a misimpression that agents must use explicit, prescribed words such as bribe during an undercover sting. DOJ lawyers said false pretenses and deception are inherent and permissible in undercover operations. The investigation of corruption, both domestic and foreign, is complex and difficult and necessitates the use of undercover techniques to combat these crimes effectively, prosecutors said. Accepting the defendant s position regarding impossibility would undermine 3rd Circuit continued from 3 the privilege claim in one paragraph. The unpublished ruling, which is not precedential, states, The district court in this case held an evidentiary hearing and ultimately determined that Norris failed to meet his burden in asserting his privilege... [and the trial] court did not legally err in applying this test. Keany, 68, was with Winthrop Stimson Putnam & Roberts at the time of the incident. He is now of counsel at Berger & Webb in Manhattan. He has declined comment on the case. The case creates deeply troubling N.J. High Court continued from 3 of a Medford Lakes, N.J., home, claimed contractor James Githens failed to fix problems before she moved in and reneged on an agreement to do so afterward. She also sued broker Prudential Fox & Roach Realtors, and its agent, Jennifer Lynch, represented by Luca, and sellers Christopher Masso, John Torrence and MTG Properties LLC, represented by Jeffrey Resnick, of Moorestown, N.J. s Sherman Silverstein Kohl Rose & Podolsky. The plaintiff had buyer s remorse. That s all this case is about, Resnick told the court. The judge said the case was more complicated than he originally thought, said Justice Virginia Long. The judge heard ex parte evidence, Resnick countered. Lombardi s lawyer, Daury Lamarche, said Hogan was acting within his authority when he decided to reverse his earlier decision. In this case, defendants were merely brought back into a case that they should not have been dismissed from to begin with, said Lamarche, of the Audubon, N.J., law offices of Walter Wolf. Discrimination continued from 4 awarded more than $2.5 million later reduced to $1 million when she was the effectiveness of law enforcement in the detection of public corruption crimes. Prosecutors are expected to get help from at least two of the defendants. Earlier this month, an equipment company president, Daniel Alvirez of Arkansas, represented by Mayer Brown, pleaded guilty to conspiracy and promised to cooperate with prosecutors. At least one other defendant, Haim Geri, has agreed to plead guilty, Kobre & Kim partner Eric Bruce said last week. Several white-collar defense lawyers who are following the FCPA sting prosecution said the aggressive defense in the case will add to law in the foreign bribery arena, where historically very few individuals have gone to trial. Kirkland & Ellis white-collar defense partner Samuel Williamson in Washing ton, implications for the attorney-client privilege in the corporate setting, said William Sullivan Jr., a partner at Winston & Strawn in Washington, D.C. Sullivan, who was not involved in the Norris case, is a former federal prosecutor who has testified before Congress urging protection for privilege from the Department of Justice s growing efforts to pierce it. Sullivan believes the trial court didn t do enough. He said, It should have undertaken an inquiry of Mr. Norris and what he understood. He added that it didn t matter whom Keany thought he was representing. It only matters what Norris thought was going on. He thought he had an attorney-client relationship, Sullivan explained. One attorney who agrees with Sullivan is Ira Ralphaelson, a GC at a public company Rivera-Soto asked Lamarche whether Hogan made his decision to revoke the summary judgment ruling based only on the information he had before him at the original hearing. Correct, Lamarche replied. But as Albin had observed earlier in the argument session, the record below doesn t necessarily make that clear. Hogan granted summary judgment in December 2006 dismissing the claims against the sellers and brokers and denied Lombardi s motion for reconsideration on Aug. 3, But on that same day after lawyers for the dismissed defendants had left the courtroom, feeling no need to stick around Hogan held a damages proof hearing for the remaining defendant, Githens, who had defaulted. After the hearing, Hogan wrote to the brokers and sellers lawyers, saying the summary judgment motion should be reargued. Reargument took place on Nov. 16, 2007, and Hogan vacated the summary judgment that same day. On the first of three trips to the Appellate Division, the court remanded so that Hogan could explain himself. He complied on Feb. 4, 2008, and the defendants once more appealed. Judges Dorothea Wefing, Lorraine Parker and Joseph Yannotti reversed, saying it was unauthorized and unwarranted for fired for not returning from maternity leave prior to an agreed-upon date. A delivery driver was awarded more than $2.3 million when she was fired after announcing that she was pregnant, which led her to consider undergoing an abortion. According to the report, the most whose practice includes FCPA counseling, said even if the evidence does not support entrapment, jurors may find the government conduct distasteful and latch onto that. Whether or not the defense lawyers are successful in their motions perhaps may not matter for the government. Jenner & Block New York partner Andrew Weissmann, co-chairman of the firm s whitecollar defense and investigations practice, said the DOJ has already achieved the effect it wanted, as criminal defense lawyers now advise clients about the sting prosecution. Summing up the DOJ s intent, Weissmann said: Keep your nose clean because you could be talking to a government agent. Mike Scarcella is a reporter for The National Law Journal, a Legal affiliate based in New York. in New York. (He asked not to name his company because it is not involved in the case.) Raphaelson called the trial court s ruling a frightening example of a court not enforcing rules of fundamental fairness... in fairness, lawyers need to know who the client is, and the person who is talking needs to know who his lawyer is. The appeals court also denied Norris two other challenges and affirmed his conviction. His attorneys at White & Case didn t immediately respond to messages. Norris remains in prison, where he was sentenced for 18 months for directing and concocting an elaborate scheme to mislead and obstruct [the price-fixing] investigation. Sue Reisinger is a reporter for Corporate Counsel, a Legal affiliate based in New York. Hogan to vacate [his] earlier decision on the basis of evidence presented against another party in a later hearing. On remand, Lombardi asked again for reconsideration. Hogan denied the motion and, on July 13, 2009, awarded Lombardi damages against the defaulting contractor only. Lombardi, armed with a final judgment, asked a second appellate panel to overturn Hogan s denial of reconsideration, telling Judges Clarkson Fisher Jr., Paulette Sapp- Peterson and Marianne Espinosa they were not bound by the prior decision disapproving Hogan s switch on summary judgment. They agreed, ruling that the law-of-thecase doctrine does not prevent judges from second guessing themselves because it operates as a discretionary rule of practice and not one of law. When the court agreed to accept the case last year, the question certified was whether one appellate panel may overturn or ignore a ruling from another panel in the same case. But that issue was only briefly addressed on Monday. Luca said that to allow a second panel to essentially override the first would give unhappy litigants free reign to forum shop. It would erode the finality of any previously litigated matter, he said. Michael Booth is a reporter for the New Jersey Law Journal, a Legal affiliate. common employment discrimination suits brought by low-wage plaintiffs involved pregnancy discrimination. Bornstein wrote that it is far too common that low-wage women are fired on the spot after reporting to an employer that they are pregnant. Discrimination continues on 9 Copyright ALM Media, LLC. 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9 VOL P THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 2011 THE LEGAL INTELLIGENCER 9 Discrimination continued from 8 Additionally, pregnant women are sometimes banned from certain positions while pregnant, regardless of their capabilities, particularly in the restaurant industry. Some employers refuse to make even small adjustments for pregnant workers. Some of the things that these employees needed I m thinking of a case where an employer refused to allow a retail worker to carry a water bottle with her while she suffered bladder and urinary tract infections during her pregnancy cost employers virtually nothing. It s surprising how inflexible these employers can be, Bornstein said. She professed shock that employers encouraged pregnant low-wage workers to obtain an abortion to keep their jobs. In many cases, low-wage workers don t know or understand the protections afforded caregivers under state and federal family and medical leave laws. That is one reason caregiver discrimination is often seen as a particular burden on professional women, Bornstein said higher-paid workers are more likely to have access to human resources departments and union representatives to which they can take grievances. Low-wage workers don t have those intermediaries providing them with information about their rights, she said. Karen Sloan is a reporter for The National Law Journal, a Legal affiliate based in New York. Class Action continued from 1 the Mayer Brown defendants did made it necessary or inevitable for Refco to record the transactions as it did. Scirica found that the same logic applied to Clifford Chance. No alleged act by Clifford Chance made it necessary for DVI to file the misleading 10-Q. Even assuming Clifford Chance developed the workaround to avoid disclosure of DVI s material weaknesses, and DVI would have issued a truthful 10-Q if the law firm did not present this alternative, it was still DVI, not Clifford Chance, that filed it, Scirica wrote. According to court papers, DVI was a health care finance company that extended loans to medical providers to facilitate the purchase of diagnostic medical equipment and leasehold improvements, and offered lines of credit for working capital secured by health care receivables. Founded in 1986, DVI was a publicly traded company with reported assets of $1.7 billion in In August 2003, DVI filed for bankruptcy due to the public disclosure of alleged misrepresentations about the amount and nature of collateral pledged to lenders. Ultimately, the company s chief financial officer, Steven Garfinkel, pleaded guilty to fraud, the bankruptcy trustee and multiple lenders filed lawsuits, and the company dissolved. Investors took aim at the auditors and lawyers. The suits said Deloitte committed securities fraud by wrongfully issuing unqualified, or clean, audit reports for fiscal years 1999 to 2002, hiding DVI s improper accounting practices, and declining to force the company to disclose its fraudulent acts. The claims against Clifford Chance focused on events in late 2002 when Deloitte told DVI that it was required to disclose, in its SEC filings, certain weaknesses in DVI s internal controls for monitoring non-performing assets and assessing impaired loans. According to the suits, disclosing the information would have forced DVI to write down millions of dollars of assets and reverse income accrued on impaired loans. Although DVI initially prepared a truthful Form 10-Q, the suits alleged that attorney John Healy, a partner at Clifford Chance, directed the company not to release it, and instead devised a workaround scheme to avoid having to disclose the weaknesses. But Davis ruled that the investors could not pursue claims against Clifford Chance as a class because the law firm s conduct was not publicly disclosed and it owed no duty of disclosure to DVI s investors. As a result, Davis found there could be no presumption of reliance and that individual issues predominated over common issues. Now the 3rd Circuit has ruled that Davis was right to deny certification of the Clifford Chance claims. In order for a plaintiff to invoke the fraud-on-the-market presumption of reliance against a secondary actor in a scheme liability action under Section 10(b), the plaintiff must show the deceptive conduct was publicly attributed to that secondary actor, Scirica wrote. It is insufficient to show only that the deceptive conduct was publicly disclosed through other statements or conduct; the public must be made aware of the defendant s acts, Scirica wrote. Succinctly stating the court s holding, Scirica said: A plaintiff cannot invoke the fraud-on-the-market presumption of reliance in a private action under Rule 10b- 5(a) and (c) unless the deceptive conduct has been publicly disclosed and attributed to the actor. Applying that holding, Scirica said that because plaintiffs do not contend Clifford Chance s alleged role in masterminding the fraudulent 10-Q was disclosed to the public, they cannot invoke the presumption. Accordingly, their claim against the law firm cannot be certified as a class action because individual issues of reliance predominate. Clifford Chance was represented in the appeal by Celia G. Barenholtz of the New York office of Cooley. Attorney David L. Comerford of the Philadelphia office of Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld argued the appeal for Deloitte. Lead plaintiffs attorney Clinton A. Krislov of Krislov & Associates in Chicago could not be reached for comment on the ruling. (Copies of the 58-page opinion in In re DVI Inc. Securities Litigation, PICS No , are available from The Legal Intelligencer. Please call the Pennsylvania Instant Case Service at PICS to order or for information. Some cases are not available until 1 p.m.) SEPTA continued from 1 will change hands. A court clerk for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania entered an order Tuesday dismissing the matter with prejudice after being informed the parties reached a settlement. In SEPTA v. Mednick Mezyk & Kredo, SEPTA sued the firm and name partner Michael S. Mednick for its use of both the SEPTA logo and the red and blue stylized S mark that SEPTA has registered as trademarks. In its response to the suit, Mednick Mezyk, and Mednick individually, said their alleged use of the trademarks constitutes a nominative fair use and/or a fair use under the law. Leace had said at the time of the response that people wouldn t confuse personal injury attorneys representing victims hurt on SEPTA property with SEPTA lawyers. The website links to Mednick Mezyk s firm website and displays an image of a bus bearing the SEPTA trademarks. SEPTA argued it was virtually identical to an image of an actual SEPTA bus. The website urges viewers to contact the lawyers at MySeptaLawyer.com if they have been injured in a SEPTA bus or SEPTA trolley accident, according to the complaint. The website goes on to state: Although based in Philadelphia, SEPTA is considered a state agency and therefore, claims involving SEPTA involve more complex issues than most accident cases. This is because SEPTA is afforded certain immunities under the law, the same that apply to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. At the bottom of the www. MySeptaLawyer.com website, viewers are directed to call 888-SEPTA-LAW to speak to a Philadelphia SEPTA injury lawyer. The law firm had previously advertised in the Philadelphia edition of the Metro newspaper, which is distributed in public transportation facilities, including SEPTA s facilities. Those advertisements also featured SEPTA s branded blue and red colors, the company alleged in the complaint. Defendants use of the SEPTA trademarks is identical, or nearly identical, to SEPTA s own use of the SEPTA trademarks, SEPTA had argued. Indeed, the domain name, the website, vanity phone number and the term SEPTA Injury Lawyers incorporate and use the SEPTA trade name and service mark in their entirety. On March 15, 2010, SEPTA wrote a cease and desist letter to Mednick Mezyk. In response, the firm denied infringement and continued to use the site, phone number and slogan, according to SEPTA s complaint. SEPTA said the continued use constituted bad faith and continued and willful infringement. In the answer to the complaint, Mednick Mezyk admitted sending the letter denying infringement. Defendants use of the SEPTA trademarks has (or is likely to have) caused confusion, mistake, and deception in the minds of consumers and prospective customers as to the origin of defendants services or as to the affiliation, connection or association of defendants with SEPTA, SEPTA said in the complaint. SEPTA claimed one count of trademark infringement, one of common law trademark infringement, one count of unfair competition and false advertising and designation or origin, one count of dilution and one count of common law unfair competition. The transit company said the law firm s actions are causing damages to SEPTA, its goodwill and reputation. Litigation continued from 7 That the president of an investment company is aware of the risks and uncertainty of trial. A banking institution reads and understands its loan documents before execution. A contract would be deemed void because of an extra-marital affair. That a soon-to-be divorcee would only execute a settlement agreement if she was comfortable with its terms. But the careful lawyer must not assume and cannot take anything for granted. In each case, the client or the court did not behave as their lawyer expected. The well-drafted, timely report is the lawyers defense to the unexpected. Lawyers, in a sense, pilot clients to their selected destination. We select the equipment, chart the course, and even decide if it is safe for takeoff. However, unlike general air-travel, the client has every right and expectation to be actively involved in all of these decisions. Most clients are happy to leave major decisions to the professionals so long as they are aware of each option and understand that any decision was made after evaluating all of the available alternatives. Accordingly, when there is some turbulence along the way, and there always is, the properly informed client will have difficulty pointing the finger at counsel. It is important to maintain a comfortable balance between zero communication and such constant reporting that the client is overwhelmed. The risk imposed by constant reporting is that the client ignores all written communication and remains uninformed. To strike that balance, consider routine quarterly reporting or reporting key developments to keep the client informed. After a period of relative inactivity in a matter, let the client know that there is little, or even nothing, to report. Follow up important telephone or in-person conversations in writing, usually is fine. These simple reporting techniques will instill in the client confidence and trust and may be your key to avoiding or, at the very least, defending a legal malpractice lawsuit.

10 10 THE LEGAL INTELLIGENCER THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 2011 VOL P Sanctions continued from 1 Now McLaughlin has held Schaible and his firm jointly responsible to pay $100, within 30 days. Schaible s lawyer, John J. Leonard of Leonard Sciolla Hutchison Leonard & Tinari, said in an interview that he intends to appeal the ruling and that he believes the issue of the sanctions was resolved when the case settled on confidential terms. In her May 2010 ruling, McLaughlin said Schaible should reimburse the defense team from Ballard Spahr s Voorhees, N.J., office, and Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld in Washington, D.C., for the time they had wasted on the three-day aborted trial. This case has to be retried, and all of the expenses of the first attempt to hold a trial have been wasted, McLaughlin wrote. She cited Schaible for making repeated references to prohibited topics during his opening statement and in his questioning of the first few witnesses. When the defense team filed its petition for fees and costs, it sought more than $106,000, noting that the five-lawyer team was billing at rates of $265 to $645 per hour and logged more than 100 hours working on the canceled trial. Akin Gump attorney Michele A. Roberts billed at $645 per hour and her partner, Michael C. Starr, billed at $500 per hour, but the Ballard Spahr lawyers were considerably cheaper, with John B. Kearney billing at $ per hour and Paul F. Jenkins and David M. Stauss each billing at $ per hour. When all five lawyers were on the clock, along with a paralegal billing at $171 per hour, the combined hourly rate was more than $2,200. The suit was filed on behalf of John Jerry Ferguson Jr., a 29-year-old boilermaker who died in a November 2005 refinery accident in Delaware City, Del., when he was trapped in an area that was flooded with nitrogen and suffered asphyxiation. As the case was nearing its trial date, McLaughlin ruled that the plaintiffs team was barred from making any mention of their claim that Valero s interest in pursuing corporate profits after hurricanes Katrina and Rita contributed to the death of Ferguson. The pretrial orders also prohibited the introduction of evidence of personnel shortages as a possible contributing factor in the death, and prohibited any evidence of prior nitrogen incidents at Valero refineries. But as the trial got under way, defense lawyers argued that Schaible seemed to ignore the rulings, forcing the defense team to lodge 30 objections during Schaible s opening statement that were sustained by the judge. McLaughlin found that Schaible assured her he would stop violating her orders, but that he continued to do so during the questioning of the first two witnesses. As a result, McLaughlin declared a mistrial on the morning of the third day of a trial that had been scheduled to last four weeks. In her order imposing sanctions, McLaughlin ruled that Schaible s conduct was the sole cause of the mistrial and that he should be sanctioned because he acted in bad faith. The court finds that Mr. Schaible did multiply proceedings, in an unreasonable and vexatious manner, thereby increasing the cost of the proceedings. The court finds that Mr. Schaible did so in bad faith and by intentional misconduct, McLaughlin wrote. Schaible declined the court s offer to hold a sanctions hearing, and instead filed an affidavit that said he did not intend to violate the court s orders or to show disrespect to the court and that he believed that his opening remarks and questions were in accordance with the court s rulings. McLaughlin said she gave little weight to the affidavit because it strains credulity to think that a lawyer of Mr. Schaible s experience could so fundamentally misunderstand or misinterpret the court s orders. Now, in an eight-page order that announced the amount of the sanctions, McLaughlin has rejected Schaible s argument that the defense team asked for too much, and that sanctions under Section 1927 should be limited to excess costs that are strictly defined under federal law. That argument, McLaughlin said, ignored the fact that the court had also invoked its inherent power to discipline attorneys who appear before it. The 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, McLaughlin said, has explained that when the rules or statute are not up to the task of adequately curing prejudice from a lawyer s bad faith conduct, a court may rely on its inherent power. Finding that Schaible s conduct was egregious and caused the mistrial, McLaughlin concluded that granting only excess costs to the defendants would not cure the prejudice to the defendants from Mr. Schaible s bad faith conduct. McLaughlin also rejected Schaible s argument that the defense fee petitions were deficient because they failed to demonstrate the necessity of each item sought for reimbursement. The purpose of sanctions is adequately to compensate the innocent party for the prejudice it has suffered as a result of the misconduct of the other party or lawyer. It would undermine that objective to require the innocent party to show the necessity of each item requested, McLaughlin wrote. McLaughlin did trim a few items from the defense bill, finding it would not be reasonable to order Schaible to pay for either the travel expenses of the defendants insurance adjuster or the fees, travel or hotel costs of the defendants jury consultant. But she rejected the rest of Schaible s complaints about the bills, including the hourly rates of the lawyers, the number of lawyers, their hotel costs and their travel expenses. The plaintiffs counsel s contention that the defendants should have only had one trial attorney has no merit. This was a very complex trial. In their pretrial memorandum, the plaintiffs listed 101 fact witnesses and another 46 records custodians. The plaintiffs themselves had three attorneys present each day of trial, McLaughlin wrote. Young Lawyer continued from 5 Guide to Opening and Maintaining a Law Office, an excellent book recently released by the California Bar Association.) Nearly all said the course should be mandatory to prepare students for the real world of law practice. Which brings me to the American Bar Association. Last year, the Standards Review Committee of the ABA s Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar adopted changes to a number of the ABA s standards to shift the emphasis for law schools from input measures (e.g., faculty size, budget, physical plant) to output measures (e.g., bar passage rates and what students take away from their education experience). Standard 301(a) states: A law school shall maintain an education program that prepares its students for admission to the bar, and effective and responsible participation in the legal profession. The present interpretations for that standard provide that a law school shall maintain an education program that prepares its students to address current and anticipated legal problems (Interpretation 301-1) and that such education program may be designed to emphasize certain aspects of the law or the legal profession (Interpretation 301-2). However, judging from the other interpretations of the standard, it seems that the major emphasis is on bar passage rates. (See Interpretations and ) While Interpretation may be read to include instruction in the business aspects of the profession, the overall emphasis is on knowledge of substantive law and professional responsibility, both clearly important and necessary for both bar passage and responsible participation. However, I would maintain that an understanding of the business of practice is equally important for responsible participation in the profession. Standard 302(a) provides in part that a law school shall require that each student receive substantial instruction in: (1) the substantive law...; (2) legal analysis and reasoning, legal research, problem solving, and oral communication; (3) writing in a legal context...; (4) other professional skills generally regarded as necessary for effective and responsible participation in the legal profession...; Interpretation provides: Each law school is encouraged to be creative in developing programs of instruction in professional skills related to various responsibilities which lawyers are called upon to meet, using the strengths and resources available to the school. Trial and appellate advocacy, alternative methods of dispute resolution, counseling, interviewing, negotiating, problem solving, factual investigation, organization and management of legal work, and drafting are among the areas of instruction in professional skills that fulfill Standard 302(a)(4). All of the items listed in Interpretation are indeed necessary skills. But they are not sufficient for a lawyer going out on his or her own. There is nothing here about budgeting, accounting, taxes, fee collection, marketing, personnel, space, technology, insurance and trust accounts among the myriad of other issues involved in running an efficient, effective, profitable professional practice. Furthermore, it ignores the pressures on young associates of larger firms to be more than just good workers if they are to make partner, without giving them a clue of what more that may entail, including business development and billing concerns. Given the seismic disruptions in the profession in the past few years, I would hope that when future revisions to the standards are considered, they would reflect the need for instruction of some of these practical business aspects of the profession. This article first appeared in The Recorder, a Legal affiliate based in San Francisco. 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13 VOL P THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 2011 THE LEGAL INTELLIGENCER 13 Public Notices NOTICE TO COUNSEL Your attention is directed to Section 3162 of the Probate, Estates and Fiduciaries Code of June 30, 1972 (Act No. 164) which requires advertisement of grant of letters to contain the name and address of the personal representatives. ORPHANS COURT OF PHILADELPHIA COUNTY Letters have been granted on the Estate of each of the following decedents to the representatives named, who request all persons having claims against the Estate to present them in writing and all persons indebted to the Estate to make payment to them (unless otherwise noted all addresses being in Philadelphia): CIESLA, MARIANNE C., (also known as MARIANNE CIESLA) -- Marian E. Wiley, Executor, 821 Green Ridge Circle, Langhorne, PA 19053; Reno John Ciccotta, Attorney, Maniaci, Ciccotta & Schweizer, 6720 Frankford Avenue, Philadelphia, PA * CLENDENIN, MALCOLM MI- CHAEL, (also known as MAL- COLM M. CLENDENIN and MALCOLM CLENDENIN) -- Cynthia J.T. Clendenin, Administratrix, c/o Paul C. Heintz, Esquire, 1617 JFK Boulevard, 19th Fl., Philadelphia, PA ; Paul C. Heintz, Attorney, Obermayer Rebmann Maxwell & Hippel LLP, 1617 JFK Boul evard, 19th Fl., Philadelphia, PA ECKSTEIN, RALPH R. -- Howard M. Eckstein, Executor, c/o Warren J. Kauffman, Esquire, 1800 One Liberty Place, Philadelphia, PA 19103; Warren J. Kauffman, Attorney, White and Williams LLP, 1800 One Liberty Place, Philadelphia, PA FOLEY, GERALD A., (also known as GERALD FOLEY) -- Cherene M. Baker, Administratrix, c/o Adam S. Bernick, Esquire, 2047 Locust Street, Philadelphia, PA 19103; Adam S. Bernick, Attorney, 2047 Locust Street, Philadelphia, PA GIBSON, JOSEPH R., (also known as JOSEPH GIBSON) -- Mario D'Adamo, Executor, c/o Arthur S. Cavaliere, Esquire, 6808 Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19128; Arthur S. Cavaliere, Attorney, 6808 Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia, PA GREENBERG, ELLEN R. -- Joshua Greenberg and Sandra Greenberg, Co-Administrators, 4408 Saybrook Lane, Harrisburg, PA 17110; Bruce J. Warshawsky, Attorney, Cunningham & Chernicoff, P.C., 2320 North Second Street, Harrisburg, PA * Estate Notices HABERSKI, GENOWEFA -- Katarzyna Gertner, Executrix, c/o Maureen T. Gatto, Esquire, 2410 Bristol Road, Bensalem, PA 19020; Maureen T. Gatto, Attorney, Dorian, Goldstien, Wisniewski & Orchinik, P. C., 2410 Bristol Road, Bensalem, PA HARRIS, DORIS, (also known as DOTTY HARRIS) -- Bernard Steele, Executor, c/o Joseph W. Bullen, III, Esquire, P.O. Box 217, Lansdowne, PA ; Joseph W. Bullen, III, Attorney, Hennessy & Bullen, P.O. Box 217, Lansdowne, PA IRVIN, HERBERT -- Gordan M. Wase, Executor, 123 S. Broad Street, Suite 2170, Philadelphia, PA 19109; Gordan M. Wase, Attorney, Wase and Wase, 123 S. Broad Street, Suite 2170, Philadelphia, PA KEARNEY, ELLIS D., (also known as ELLIS DAVID KEAR- NEY) -- John Leroy Kearney, Executor, 50 North 46th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19139; Alan S. Forman, Attorney, 2601 Pennsylvania Avenue, Unit 112, Philadelphia, PA KELLY, JOHN -- James A. Thomas, Executor, 1708 Wynsam Street, Philadelphia, PA * LONGSDORF, MARIE C., (also known as MARIE LONGSDORF) -- Susan L. Russo and Carole A. Light, Executrices, 228 Harding Road, Southampton, PA MARTIN, JOHN W., JR. -- Theodore D. Martin, Administrator, c/o Kathleen A. Maloles, Esquire, 1701 Walnut Street, 6th Fl., Philadelphia, PA 19103; Kathleen A. Maloles, Attorney, Law Ofices of Peter L. Klenk, 1701 Walnut Street, 6th Fl., Philadelphia, PA MC ALLISTER, LAWRENCE W. -- David J. Moloznik, Executor, 100 S. Broad Street, Suite 2230, Philadelphia, PA 19110; David J. Moloznik, Attorney, Fell & Spalding, 100 S. Broad Street, Suite 2230, Philadelphia, PA SCHLESS, GUY LACY, (also known as GUY SCHLESS) -- Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. and George Scott Stewart, III, Executors, c/o Lewis L. Neilson, Jr., Esquire, 7926 Queen Street, Ste. 207, Wyndmoor, PA 19038; Lewis L. Neilson, Jr., Attorney, Stewart & Neilson, 7926 Queen Street, Ste. 207, Wyndmoor, PA SMYRSKI, JOHN C., (also known as JOHN SMYRSKI) -- Carl Smyrski, Executor, c/o Leon A. Mankowski, Esquire, 2624 E. Allegheny Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19134; Leon A. Mankowski, Attorney, 2624 E. Allegheny Avenue, Philadelphia, PA STEVENSON, ELAINE M. -- James G. Stevenson, Executor, c/o Salvatore Paparone, Esquire, 331 E. Street Road, Trevose, PA 19053; Salvatore Paparone, Attorney, 331 E. Street Road, Trevose, PA Suspension Notices NOTICE OF SUSPENSION Notice is hereby given that on March 24, 2011, pursuant to Rule 214(d)(2), Pa.R.D.E., the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania ordered that MAURICE L. 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Intent To Foreclose In The Court of Common Pleas Philadelphia County Civil Action - Law No Notice of Action in Mortgage Foreclosure Reverse Mortgage Solutions, Inc., Plaintiff vs. The Unknown Heirs of Betty Earline Andrews, Deceased, ANTOINETTE ANDREWS, Solely in Her Capacity as Heir of Betty Earline Andrews, Deceased, JAC- QUELINE ANDREWS, Solely in Her Capacity as Heir of Betty Earline Andrews, Deceased, LYNN ANDREWS, Solely in Her Capacity as Heir of Betty Earline Andrews, Deceased, ULYSSES ANDREWS, Solely in His Capacity as Heir of Betty Earline Andrews, Deceased & VIVIAN HARRIS, Solely in Her Capacity as Heir of Betty Earline Andrews, Deceased, Mortgagors and Real Owners, Defendants To: The Unknown Heirs of Betty Earline Andrews, Deceased,, JAC- QUELINE ANDREWS, Solely in Her Capacity as Heir of Betty Earline Andrews, Deceased, LYNN ANDREWS, Solely in Her Capacity as Heir of Betty Earline Andrews, Deceased, & VIVIAN HARRIS, Solely in Her Capacity as Heir of Betty Earline Andrews, Deceased, MORT- GAGOR AND REAL OWNER, Defendants, whose last known address is 5763 Woodcrest Ave Philadelphia, PA This firm is a debt collector and we are attempting to collect a debt owed to our client. Any information obtained from you will be used for the purposed of collecting the debt. You are hereby notified that Plaintiff, Reverse Mortgage Solutions, Inc., has filed a Mortgage Foreclosure Complaint endorsed with a notice to defend against you in the Court of Common Pleas of Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, docketed to No wherein Plaintiff seeks to foreclose on the mortgage secured on your property located, 5763 Woodcrest Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19131, whereupon your property will be sold by the Sheriff of Philadelphia County. NOTICE You have been sued in court. If you wish to defend against the claims set forth in the following pages, you must take action within twenty (20) days after the Complaint and notice are served, by entering a written appearance personally or by attorney and filing in writing with the court your defenses or objections to the claims set forth against you. 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14 14 THE LEGAL INTELLIGENCER THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 2011 VOL P Public Notices Complaints COURT OF COMMON PLEAS PHILADELPHIA COUNTY, PA JANUARY TERM, 2010 Don t Start Your Day Without It! AMERICAN GENERAL CON- SUMER DISCOUNT COMPA- NY, 61 W. Cheltenham Avenue, Store L, Cheltenham, PA vs. UNKNOWN HEIRS, SUCCES- SORS, ASSIGNS AND ALL PER- SONS, FIRMS OR ASSOCIA- TION CLAIMING RIGHT, TI- TLE OR INTEREST FROM OR UNDER SAKE JWILI, DE- CEASED, et al., 189 East Fariston Drive, Philadelphia, PA CIVIL ACTION COMPLAINT - MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE NOTICE TO DEFEND To: UNKNOWN HEIRS, SUC- CESSORS, ASSIGNS AND ALL PERSONS, FIRMS, OR ASSO- CIATIONS CLAIMING RIGHT, TITLE OR INTEREST FROM OR UNDER SAKE JWILI, DE- CEASED, ET AL. You have been sued in Court. If you wish to defend against the claims set forth in the following pages, you must take action within twenty (20) days after this Complaint and Notice are served, by entering a written appearance personally or by an attorney and filing in writing with the Court your defenses or objections to the claims set forth against you. You are warned that if you fail to do so, the case may proceed without you and a judgment may be entered against you by the Court without further notice for any money claimed for any other claim or relief requested by the plaintiff. You may lose money or property or other rights important to you. YOU SHOULD TAKE THIS PAPER TO YOUR LAWYER AT ONCE. IF YOU DO NOT HAVE A LAWYER OR CANNOT AF- FORD ONE, GO TO OR TELE- PHONE THE OFFICE SET FORTH BELOW TO FIND OUT WHERE YOU CAN GET HELP. THIS OFFICE CAN PROVIDE YOU WITH INFORMATION ABOUT HIRING A LAWYER. IF YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO HIRE A LAWYER, THIS OF- FICE MAY BE ABLE TO PRO- VIDE YOU WITH INFORMA- TION ABOUT AGENCIES THAT MAY OFFER LEGAL SERVICES TO ELIGIBLE PER- SONS AT A REDUCED FEE OR NO FEE. Philadelphia Bar Association Lawyer Referral and Information Service 1101 Market Street, 11th Floor Philadelphia, PA (215) * Post your job on For more information please call or [email protected] Meeting the needs of practicing attorneys for more than 160 years Stay informed with the most trusted and respected source of legal news and information on the local and state level Keep up to date on the latest legal industry trends & developments with our in-depth editorial coverage as well as news on court decisions, verdicts and practice issues Improve your practice and career with 30+ columns focusing on topics such as IP, Securities, Law Firm Management and Professional Development In addition to your daily subscription you ll also get: PaLaw, our yearly magazine featuring the PaLaw 100 as well as the most detailed information on the state of the legal profession in Pennsylvania Over 20 supplemental issues on topics including Litigation, Labor & Employment, Intellectual Property and Real Estate Your subscription also includes access to thelegalintelligencer.com Searchable Archives Breaking local, regional and national legal news as it happens Headline news alerts Exclusive web-only content Easy access to blogs devoted to law and politics Court central judicial profile PDF of paper And much more! Subscribe Today! Online: Phone:

15 VOL P THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 2011 THE LEGAL INTELLIGENCER 15 l e g a l l i s t i n g s COURT NOTICES IN RE: PER CURIAM IN THE SUPREME COURT OF PENNSYLVANIA ORDER REVISING THE COMMENTS TO RULES 121 AND 904 OF THE PENNSYLVANIA RULES OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE : : : : : : : ORDER NO. 401 CRIMINAL PROCEDURAL RULES DOCKET AND NOW, this 29 th day of March, 2011, upon the recommendation of the Criminal Procedural Rules Committee; the proposal having been submitted without publication pursuant to Pa.R.J.A. No. 103(a)(3) in the interests of justice and efficient administration, and a Final Report to be published with this ORDER: IT IS ORDERED pursuant to Article V, Section 10 of the Constitution of Pennsylvania that the revisions of the Comments to Pennsylvania Rules of Criminal Procedure 121 and 904 are approved in the attached form. This ORDER shall be processed in accordance with Pa.R.J.A. No. 103(b), and shall be effective May 1, Additions to the rule are shown in bold and are underlined. Deletions from the rule are shown in bold and brackets. Revisions of the Comments to Pa.Rs.Crim.P. 121 and 904 FINAL REPORT 1 QUALIFIED RIGHT TO PROCEED PRO SE; FORFEITURE OF RIGHT TO COUNSEL; TIMELINESS OF REQUEST TO PROCEED PRO SE counsel, despite having the opportunity and financial wherewithal to do so, a determination that the defendant be required to proceed pro se is mandated because that defendant forfeited the right to counsel. The Court further held that Rule 121 and its colloquy requirements do not apply to situations where forfeiture is found. Id. at 195, 971 A.2d at In Commonwealth v. El, 602 Pa. 126, 977 A.2d 1158 (2009), the Court, in determining whether a defendant s request to proceed pro se was timely, clarifies what is meant by meaningful trial proceedings in the context of the timeliness of a request to proceed pro se. The Court explains While this Court s holding in Dowling is not controlling, its rationale is persuasive. The Dowling Court held that in the context of the right to a trial by jury, trial commences when a court has begun to hear motions which have been reserved for time of trial; when oral arguments have commenced; or when some other such substantive first step in the trial has begun. Dowling, 959 A.2d at 915. We hold that these same events constitute the beginning of meaningful trial proceedings in the context of the right to self-representation. Just as this Court observed in Dowling we likewise observe that meaningful trial proceedings should be marked by a substantive, rather than a pro forma, event. Id. at 139, 977 A.2d at Rule 121 sets forth the criteria for waiver of counsel and for proceeding pro se. Both Edwards and Lucarelli apply substantive procedures that are new to Pennsylvania law. These decisions impact defendants rights to counsel and right to waive counsel by (1) permitting a judge to deny a defendant s request to waive counsel when the judge determines the defendant is not competent to do so, and (2) permitting a judge to find that a defendant has forfeited his or her right to appointed counsel by his or her behavior. In view of this, the Committee agreed that these two cases should be cited in the Rule 121 Comment to alert to the bench and bar to the application of the new substantive procedures. The El Court is clarifying the time for making a request to waive counsel, not making new law per se. However, the Committee reasoned that because the time for making a waiver request has been the subject of confusion in the case law, this case also should be cited in the Rule 121 Comment to alert the bench and bar to this clarification. A reference to the Edwards case also has been added to the Rule 904 Comment. Rule 904(H) (1)(a) allows a judge to permit a defendant to proceed pro se if the judge finds the defendant competent and the waiver of counsel is voluntary, knowing, and intelligent. Although Rule 904 is not a waiver of counsel rule, because this paragraph addresses waiver of counsel in death penalty cases in the context of the PCRA, the Committee agreed the Edwards cross-reference is important for the bench and bar. On March 29, 2011, effective May 1, 2011, upon the recommendation of the Criminal Procedural Rules Committee, the Court approved the revision of the Comments to Rules of Criminal Procedure 121 (Waiver of Counsel) and 904 (Entry of Appearance and Appointment of Counsel; In Forma Pauperis). The revisions add citations to recent case law that address the defendant s right to proceed pro se, defendant s forfeiture of the right to appointed counsel by his or her behavior, and the timeliness of a defendant s request to proceed pro se. In Indiana v. Edwards, 128 S.Ct. 2379, 2388 (2008), the United States Supreme Court held that the Constitution permits judges to take realistic account of the particular defendant s mental capacities by asking whether a defendant who seeks to conduct his own defense at trial is mentally competent to do so. That is to say, the Constitution permits States to insist upon representation by counsel for those competent enough to stand trial under Dusky 2 but who still suffer from severe mental illness to the point where they are not competent to conduct trial proceedings by themselves. In Commonwealth v. Lucarelli, 601 Pa. 185, 971 A.2d 1173 (2009), the Court held that where a defendant s course of conduct demonstrates his or her intention not to seek representation by private 1 The Committee s Final Reports should not be confused with the official Committee Comments to the rules. Also note that the Supreme Court does not adopt the Committee s Comments or the contents of the Committee s explanatory Final Reports. RULE 121. WAIVER OF COUNSEL. (A) GENERALLY. (1) The defendant may waive the right to be represented by counsel. (2) To ensure that the defendant s waiver of the right to counsel is knowing, voluntary, and intelligent, the judge or issuing authority, at a minimum, shall elicit the following information from the defendant: (a) that the defendant understands that he or she has the right to be represented by counsel, and the right to have free counsel appointed if the defendant is indigent; (b) that the defendant understands the nature of the charges against the defendant and the elements of each of those charges; (c) that the defendant is aware of the permissible range of sentences and/or fines for the offenses charged; (d) that the defendant understands that if he or she waives the right to counsel, the defendant will still be bound by all the normal rules of procedure and that counsel would be familiar with these rules; (e) that the defendant understands that there are possible defenses to these charges that counsel might be aware of, and if these defenses are not raised at trial, they 2 Dusky v. 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16 16 THE LEGAL INTELLIGENCER THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 2011 VOL P DISTRICT COURT NOTICE 1. Counsel shall promptly notify the deputy clerk to each judge before whom he/she has a case listed upon becoming attached for trial in another court. To be accorded recognition, a busy slip, using the designated form, MUST be filed in Room 2609 before 1 p.m. on the day after counsel becomes attached. 2. Cases in the trial pools do not necessarily appear in the order in which they will be called. Counsel should therefore be ready to begin trial upon receiving telephone call notice, subject to the following: (a) Counsel whose cases are in the pools will be given 48 hours notice, if feasible, but not less than 24 hours notice to ready for trial with witnesses. (b) It is counsel s responsibility to check with each judge s deputy clerk on the status and movement of criminal and civil cases in that judge s pool. (c) Counsel will not be required to commence trial less than 24 hours after completing trial of another case. HARVEY BARTLE III Chief Judge H. BARTLE, III, C.J. Courtroom 16A Deputy Clerk: Katherine Gallagher Phone: THU., MARCH 31, 2011 CR J. Pavlock USA v.baylon P. Hetznecker; S. Ellison MON., APRIL 11, 2011 CR L. Tsao USA v.castro W. Brennan; B. McMonagle; H. Schober TUE., APRIL 26, M. Schultz GREER v.arsenal P. Brady S. DALZELL, J. Courtroom 15B Deputy Clerk: Eileen Adler Phone: THU., MARCH 31, B. M. Saul; L. M. Rosenfeld Belinda Andrews-Ray v.save-a-lot Store #215 R. A. Lerman; T. B. Sponaugle; J. C. Porter; M. P. Williams MON., APRIL 18, 2011 CR K. Grigsby United States of America v.isreal Ramos R. I. Rivera MON., APRIL 25, 2011 CR D. Wolf United States of America v.jose Tomas Rivera S. Lin WED., APRIL 27, 2011 CR M. Dubnoff United States of America v.marius Laurentiu Chelaru T. Henry; E. C. Lentz MON., MAY 2, 2011 CR A. Fisk United States of America v.steven Catlett N. Spizer MON., MAY 16, J. P. Hoyle; S. L. Smith Patricia Krug v.the Brinkman Corporation E. A. Weiss MON., JULY 11, 2011 CR A. Schell United States of America v.felix Peralta P. C. Bowers MON., JANUARY 9, 2012 CR N. Winter; V. Gauri United States of America v.moussa Ali Hamdan J. M. Lindy J. C. JOYNER, J. Courtroom 17A Chambers: Room Deputy Clerk: Sharon Carter Phone: MON., APRIL 18, J. A. Greenberg; T. A. Masterson Jr. Joseph Cherion v.swift Transportation, Inc. A. Ziadat; R. P. Corbin MON., APRIL 25, 2011 CR D. J. Ignall U.S.A. v.james Fulton J. F. Renner 10:30 A.M G. J. Hannon Randy K. Brenner v.consolidated Rail Corp. T. H. Lyda MON., MAY 9, 2011 CR J. Natali U.S.A. v.kevin M. Wellman N. C. Spizer 10:30 A.M. CR D. L. Axelrod; S. M. Cullen U.S.A. v.andres Castro R. D. Thompson; L. T. Savino Jr.; D. L. Dolfman MON., MAY 16, 2011 CR A. D. Fisk U.S.A. v.shawn Lowe 10:30 A.M. CR M. K. Costello U.S.A. v.regina Mort L. T. Savino Jr. 11:00 A.M P. Se John L. Twyman v.nco Financial Systems, Inc. D. Israel; E. F. Blanco E. C. ROBRENO, J. Courtroom 11A Deputy Clerk: Ronald Vance Phone: M. A. MCLAUGHLIN, J. Courtroom 13A Secretary/Civil Deputy:Cheryl Stormes Phone: Courtroom Deputy: Dennis Hartman Phone: P. B. TUCKER, J. Courtroom Deputy: Lisa Ross Phone: B. SCHILLER, J. Scheduling/Deputy Clerk: Jean Pennie Phone: ESR-Courtroom Deputy: Chris Campoli Phone: L. DAVIS, J. Courtroom 6A Secretary/Deputy Civil: Carol L.. Sampson Phone: (267) Courtroom Deputy Criminal; Donna Croce Phone: (267) C.M. RUFE, J. Scheduling/Deputy Clerk: Velma T. White Phone: (267) Fax: (267) ESR/Courtroom Deputy: Erica Pratt Phone (267) MON., APRIL 4, 2011 CR S. Stephan, AUSA United States of America v.casey Williams, et al C. Henry, Esq.; W. Honig, Esq. MON., APRIL 11, 2011 Hearing Sentencing 2:00 P.M. CR R. Kornylak, AUSA United States of America v.gerald Radomski R. Malmed, Esq. CR R. Kornylak, AUSA United States of America v.bari Lynn Berger E. Toplin, Esq. MON., APRIL 18, 2011 Hearing Sentencing CR J. Arteaga, AUSA United States of America v.donnie Cruz F. Perri, Jr. Esq. 2:00 P.M. CR K. Newton, AUSA United States of America v.donald Flowers J. Feinberg, Esq. TUE., APRIL 19, 2011 Hearing Sentencing 11:30 A.M. CR R. Kornylak, AUSA United States of America v.jerrod Abney C. Henry, Esq. WED., APRIL 20, 2011 Hearing Motion Hearing 11:00 A.M. CR D. Ignall, AUSA United States of America v.jonathan Battles L. Wescott, Esq. MON., APRIL 25, 2011 Hearing Sentencing CR K. Newton, AUSA United States of America v.troy Robinson M. Gottlieb, Esq. 2:00 P.M. CR K. Newton, AUSA United States of America v.ava Martin M. Fanning, Esq. TUE., APRIL 26, 2011 CR M. Carrillo, AUSA United States of America v.hyman Garcia C. Henry, Esq.; E. Toplin, Esq. CR K. Newton, AUSA United States of America v.anthony Myers M. Rickles, Esq. MON., MAY 2, 2011 Hearing Sentencing CR A. Wzorek, AUSA United States of America v.lamar Palmero R. Thompson, Esq. TUE., MAY 3, 2011 Hearing Sentencing CR T. Stevens, AUSA United States of America v.anthony Taylor W. Spade, Jr., Esq. 2:00 P.M. CR T. Stevens, AUSA United States of America v.ronald Bell L. Weaver, III, Esq. TUE., MAY 10, 2011 CR A. Fisk, AUSA United States of America v.donald Meadows F. Sarner, Esq. FRI., MAY 13, 2011 Hearing Sentencing 3:00 P.M. CR N. Leverett, III AUSA United States of America v.norbet Estevez C. Laguzzi, Esq. MON., MAY 16, 2011 CR K. Newton, AUSA United States of America v.hajar Muhammad D. Boyle, Esq.; J. Neblett, Esq. MON., MAY 23, 2011 CR D. Axelrod, AUSA United States of America v.robert Chatelain A. Dixon, Esq. TUE., MAY 31, 2011 CR D. Axelrod, AUSA United States of America v.mark Benzenhafer, et al A. Sagot, Esq.; A. Peruto, Jr. Esq.; C. Laguzzi, Esq.; B. Hoof, Esq.; N. Pinto, Esq. TUE., JUNE 7, R. Surkin Esq. Dana L. Tarquini v.david J. Goldberg, Esq. B. O Connell FRI., JUNE 17, 2011 Hearing Sentencing CR D. Axelrod, AUSA United States of America v.zachary Davis F. Perri, Jr., Esq. 2:00 P.M. CR D. Axelrod, AUSA United States of America v.kenneth Cimato L. Savino, Jr., Esq. WED., JUNE 29, 2011 Hearing Sentencing CR K. Newton, AUSA United States of America v.khouri McKenzie L. Singer, Esq. M. BAYLSON, J. Secretary / Courtroom Deputy: Lynn Meyer Phone: (267) Courtroom Deputy Criminal: Joanne Bryson Phone: (267) THU., MARCH 31, 2011 CR K. Marson USA v.mcghee E. Tinari MON., APRIL 11, 2011 CR M. Miller USA v.perez-samboy A. Jalon CR A. Lunkenheimer; A. Lunkenheimer USA v.lindsey B. Siegel; P. Hetznecker MON., APRIL 18, 2011 CR T. Swanton USA v.burton W. Cannon MON., APRIL 25, 2011 CR J. Labrum III USA v.cintron S. DiClaudio MON., MAY 9, 2011 CR T. Zaleski USA v.brunson R. Jarvis MON., MAY 23, 2011 CR A. Lunkenheimer USA v.madison E. Toplin TUE., MAY 31, 2011 CR A. Freind USA v.corbin C. Warren; L. Bozzelli MON., JUNE 6, 2011 CR A. Schell USA v.baird N. Spizer MON., JUNE 13, 2011 CR S. Miller USA v.shelow M. Cedrone MON., JUNE 20, 2011 CR J. Goldstein USA v.gil-polanco T. Mella MON., JULY 18, 2011 CR P. Shapiro USA v.johnson M. Kramer MON., JULY 25, 2011 CR J. LaBarr USA v.shannon D. Kozlow MON., AUGUST 15, 2011 CR D. Axelrod USA v.stinson S. Patchen MON., SEPT. 12, 2011 CR K. Grigsby USA v.demarco, III C. Warren; P. Sarmousakis; M. Engle; A. Schneider T. J. SAVAGE, J. Courtroom 9A Courtroom Deputy: Harry E. Grace Jr. Phone: Judicial Secretary: Roseann Giangiordano Phone THU., APRIL 7, :00 A.M. CR W. H. Weiland United States of America v.sean Waters D. Kozlow CR M. McCartney; S. P. Tulante United States of America v.anthony Thomas T. Borum MON., APRIL 18, :00 A.M. CR J. R. Arteaga United States of America v.terrance Downing M. G. Paul; R. C. Cipparone Jr.; J. J. McHugh Jr. TUE., APRIL 26, :00 A.M A. R. Karpf Karen Haley-Miller v.lloyd Industries J. M. Armstrong THU., MAY 5, :00 A.M. CR S. L. Grieb United States of America v.yeuris Alexander Vasquez-Flores L. T. Jr. WED., JUNE 1, :00 A.M. CR K. S. Marston United States of America v.kemo Vaughn C. C. Henry J.K. GARDNER, J. Courtroom 4B Edward Cahn U.S. Courthouse Suite West Hamilton Street Allentown, PA Jennifer Fitzko Phone : (610) MON., APRIL 11, J. R. Vivian Jr. Mark Chmielewski v.upper Mount Bethel Township K. Lynch; R. S. Davis; J. S. Taylor K. C. Allen Ivy Jo Eckman v.police Officer Damon Greathouse R. G. Hanna; J. D. Young D. J. Deluca Jeffrey Dershem v.barbour International, Inc. W. K. McWilliams CR J. A. LaBar USA v.david Mendez J. A. Disantis CR J. W. Jenkins USA v.paul Sean Jones G. L. Clark CR S. Weber USA v.valerijs Nickolaevich Belvos B. B. Cooper CR J. P. Bologna USA v.lori Graziola C. G. Furlong MON., MAY 23, M. J. Vargo; H. Gershman; G. N. Asteak Extreme-Scape and Excavating, Inc.

17 VOL P THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 2011 THE LEGAL INTELLIGENCER 17 v.edward G. Martin H. S. Stevens; R. A. Alpert CR D. J. Ignall USA v.kenneth G. Reiidenbach S. C. Stretton; E. Toplin CR M. S. Miller USA v.christopher Jay London M. S. Fisher CR M. B. Wilmoth USA v.leonard Destine B. B. Cooper CR S. A. Stephan USA v.anthony Terranova, Jr. B. B. Cooper TUE., JULY 5, 2011 Non-Jury Trial G. R. Lewis; D. M. Schwadron Jeffrey Tull v.united States of America A. F. Givhan D. M. Schwadron; G. R. Lewis Blossom Jones v.united States of America A. F. Givhan MON., JULY 11, 2011 Non-Jury Trial A. C. Gershenson; A. M. Rosen Town & Country Leasing, LLC v.espaillat Medical Services LLC MON., AUGUST 15, A. R. Sherr Brian White v.jack Brommer C. P. Gerber; E. M. Brown; S. L. DiGiacomo Non-Jury Trial C. V. Curley; K. A. Kilgarriff Samantha M. Mimlitsch v.innovative Control Systems, Inc. J. E. Patterson; L. L. Speziale; R. W. Mauriello Jr. CR A. J. Schell USA v.alfredo Sierra Landis J. M. Polyak; G. L. Clark; L. L. Cohen; R. C. Patterson; J. F. Brose; P. F. McKinney; P. J. Hetznecker; S. J. Pupo D. E. Boyle; E. M. Bell; J. A. Conrad; J. M. Autry; L. G. Brown Robert Zimmerman v.norfolk Southern Corporation R. K. Hohn MON., AUGUST 22, J. S. Harrison Joanne Weller v.nextgen Healthcare Information Systems, Inc. A. Lafiura; R. E. Grimaldi A. W. Cormier; D. P. Russo Kim L.Eckhart v.air Products, Inc. E. Flores; W. J. Delany G.E.K. PRATTER, J. Secretary/Civil Deputy: Rose A. Barber Phone: (267) Courtroom/Criminal Deputy: Mike Coyle Phone: (267) MON., APRIL 18, M. D. HOMANS; E. D. BRAMBLE SUSAN DEANGELO v.dentalez, INC. T. C. DELORENZO FRI., MAY 20, D. L. FRIEDMAN WILLIAM J. FULLER, JR v.timothy E. GEITHNER E. D. GILL MON., JUNE 13, 2011 CR K. T. Newton USA v.miguel Bell L. Busico MON., JULY 18, C. D. MILLS; D. A. SCHUMACHER; D. W. MYERS AMERISOURCEBERGEN DRUG CORPORATION v.kohll J. B. MAYERS; J. A. ANASTASIA L. F. STENGEL, J. Courtroom 3B Secretary / Courtroom Deputy: Patricia Cardella Phone: (267) Courtroom Deputy: Laura Buenzle Phone: (267) MON., APRIL 4, 2011 CR A. J. Schell USA v.alberto Figueroa J. H. Ibrahim; B. J. Collins; H. S. Hilles, III; P. A. Levin MON., APRIL 11, D. R. Dautrich Sr Sonia Pagan v.aaron Ogden M. J. Connell MON., APRIL 18, 2011 CR M. T. Aspinwall USA v.jamal Musa T. F. Burke; J. H. Feinberg; D. M. Koslow; G. Z. Levin; M. D. Mungello MON., MAY 9, D. B. Sherman; G. I. Spivack Douglas Gollick v.jc Penney Company B. P. Werley MON., MAY 16, 2011 CR M. B. Wilmoth USA v.johnnie Market Carter M. Brumbach M. B. Weisberg Ricardo Henry v.city of Philadelphia M. M. Fenerty MON., JUNE 6, H. W. Fenton Charles Anton v.james Zimmerman C. E. Munion MON., JUNE 20, M. E. Adler Integrity Carpet Cleaning, Inc. v.the Bullen Companies D. L. Marcus; M. G. Bradley; D. S. Doyle MON., JUNE 27, J. F. Roda; D. M. Nast; D. E. Gustafson In Re: Wellbutrin Antitrust Litigation D. P. Gersch MON., JUNE 20, 2011 Trial Pool E. F. Jarrell III Joseph Elassaad v.independence Air, Inc. J. M. Stern; T. D. Waldmann P.S. DIAMOND, J. Secretary/Courtroom Deputy: Carol James Phone: (267) ESR/Courtroom Deputy: Marion Scarengelli Phone: (267) FRI., APRIL 15, 2011 CR R. Zack United States v.naselsky R. Welsh; T. Ostrander FRI., MAY 13, 2011 CR T. Marinari U.S. v.basile R. E. Goldman FRI., MAY 27, 2011 CR S. Astolfi United States v.bentley L. Biddison TUE., MAY 31, 2011 CR A. Lunkenheimer U.S. v.rodriguez, et al. L. Narcisi; T. McCallum; M. McDermott; J. Ongay THU., JUNE 16, 2011 CR K. Brenner U.S. v.espino-solorzano W. Cannon; C. Laguzzi TUE., JULY 12, 2011 CR V. Walker U.S. v.mclaughlin D. Chavar FRI., JULY 15, 2011 CR C. Bonesch United States v.glover P. McKinney TUE., AUGUST 16, 2011 CR J. LaBar; J. Kurland United States v.phelps N. Spizer; C. Henry TUE., SEPT. 13, 2011 CR D. Velez U.S. v.botsvynyuk, J. Briskin; H. Popper J.R. SANCHEZ, J. Scheduling Courtroom Deputy: Nancy DeLisle Phone: (267) ESR/Courtroom Deputy: Adrienne Mann Phone: (267) THU., MARCH 31, 2011 Non-Jury Trial D. A. Scheffel; E. B. Epstein; E. Schnabel WMC Mortgage, LLC v.sarah E. Baker D. E. Searles; M. D. Donovan MON., MAY 9, :00 A.M. CR D. Veleez; D. Velez UNITED STATES v.allie SPEIGHT A. Joseph; N. Tinari; J. Sobel; G. Pagano MON., MAY 16, :00 A.M. CR K. Marston UNITED STATES v.lateef RIDDICK T. Frederick MON., JULY 11, :00 A.M. CR D. Axelrod; D. Axelrod; D. Axelrod; D. Axelrod; D. Axelrod UNITED STATES v.alexander RIVERA S. Adamo; P. McKinney; R. Jarvis; C. Laguzzi TUE., JULY 26, :00 A.M. CR J. Burnes UNITED STATES v.richard KAUFMAN S. Patchen MON., OCTOBER 3, :00 A.M. CR P. Shapiro UNITED STATES v.abdur RAZZAK TAI V. Martinez Trial Pool D. A. Bailey Roger Snyder v.charles M. Kraus, III C. P. Gerber D. A. Jensen; H. A. Yampolsky Marie Funk v.county of Bucks F. A. Chernak; T. P. Hunt SLOMSKY, J. Courtroom Deputy: Margaret Gallagher Phone: THU., MARCH 31, A. Royal Alexander Royal v.john E. Potter D. A. Degnan WED., APRIL 6, 2011 CR J. Natali United States of America v.christopher R. Banks N. V. Tinari MON., APRIL 11, J. R. Radmore Deborah Reichert v.state Farm Insurance Company L. C. Miller; E. C. Merrigan WED., APRIL 13, 2011 CR J. E. Burnes United States of America v.tarik DePass J. C. Santaguida; D. Chavar THU., APRIL 21, T. D. Pecsenye; J. L. Dion Colur World, LLC v.smarthealth, Inc. J. J. Kutz; J. W. Dornberger; A. C. Schlinsog, Jr.; C. E. Fielkow THU., APRIL 28, 2011 CR T. N. Stevens United States of America v.nestor Luis Merced-Calderon A. J. Petrone C. D. JONES II, J. Secretary/ Civil Deputy: Betty Harper Phone: Courtroom/Criminal Deputy: A ishah L. El-Shabazz Phone: THU., MARCH 31, 2011 CR A. Eve United States v.powell J. Brose CR L. Ouziel U.S.A. v.o M. Zullo TUE., APRIL 5, Dalie v.voss WED., APRIL 13, 2011 CR S. Weber United States of America v.condosta D. Danser WED., APRIL 20, 2011 CR A. Schell United States v.white G. Sciolla; B. Toplin WED., APRIL 27, 2011 CR D. Axelrod United States of America v.laracuenta G. Pagano; G. Sciolla; A. Petrone; D. Moser; G. Campbell; P. Levin; K. Aita; T. Borum TUE., JUNE 21, 2011 CR M. Wilmoth United States pf America v.watters J. Smarro; A. Sagot; L. Stapleton; K. Moynihan; L. Weaver; S. Adamo; C. Laguzzi; M. Paul; T. Borum; A. Schneider; W. Spade; M. Brunnabend M. S. GOLDBERG, J. Secretary/ Courtroom Deputy; Carole Ludwig Phone: Courtroom Deputy: Steve Sonnie Phone: TUE., APRIL 12, 2011 CR N. Winter United States of America v.jennifer Torres, et al. T. Archie CR A. Lunkenheimer United States of America v.rodney Frierson, et al. J. McHugh THU., APRIL 21, 2011 CR M. Fischer United States of America v.keith Canyon J. Lindy TUE., MAY 3, 2011 CR M. Carrillo United States of America v.willie Suber, IV K. Scott TUE., MAY 17, 2011 CR J. Arteaga United States of America v.juan Hermilo Pizarro-Gaytan, et al. C. Laguzzi TUE., MAY 24, 2011 CR T. Casey United States of America v.gary Norman T. Frederick TUE., JUNE 7, 2011 CR M. Morgan-Kelly United States of America v.taison Devore P. Hetznecker CR P. Foa United States of America v.kerri Bizzell E. Toplin TUE., JUNE 21, 2011 CR J. Labrum United States of America v.christopher Martin R. Thompson FULLAM, J. Courtroom 15A Deputy Clerk: Rosalind Burton-Hoop Phone: MON., APRIL 11, A. C. Lease Esquire; T. M. Kolman Esquire Rosalind Feldsher v.davita, Inc. L. E. Halber Esquire MON., APRIL 18, E. D. Raynor, Jr., Esquire Asteria Vives v.frank Rodriguez, Miguelina Rodriguez D. C. Onorato Esquire; G. W. Fox Esquire; M. Yanoff Esquire MON., APRIL 25, 2011 Non-Jury Trial A. Farley Esquire; A. M. Brown Esquire; S. J. McConnell Esquire Bernard Scott v.officer Chris Manigault, Officer Justin Rios G. Franklin Esquire; M. K. Hubbard Esquire; A. C. Shoffel Esquire MON., JUNE 20, R. J. Heleniak Esq. Maria Iacono v.cw II Holdings, Inc., Devon Hill Motors, Inc. G. A. Hurwitz Esq. J.W. DITTER, J. Courtroom Deputy: Stephen J. Iannacone Phone: L. H. POLLAK, S.J. Courtroom 16B Deputy Clerk: Donna M. Bozzelli Phone: THU., MARCH 31, 2011 CR V. Gibson USA v.tony Villaneuva D. Chavar S. R. KLINGES GREGORY P. DIPAOLO v.black &

18 18 THE LEGAL INTELLIGENCER THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 2011 VOL P DECKER, (US), INC. W. C. STUBITS N. L. SHAPIRO, S.J. Courtroom 10A Deputy Clerk: Madeline F. Ward Phone: THU., MARCH 31, 2011 Hearing R. Ray; F. Samuels; A. Gaines O v.assorted Music, Inc. P. Asbury; H. McCrary FRI., JUNE 3, 2011 Non-Jury Trial Benson v.delaware County Intermediate Unit K. H. Meehan; L. Geren T. N. O NEILL, JR., S.J. Courtroom 4-A Deputy Clerk: Charles J. Ervin Phone: E. V. LUDWIG, S.J. Courtroom 12A Deputy Clerk: Kathryne M. Crispell Phone: R. F. KELLY, S.J. Courtroom 11B Deputy Clerk: Thomas Garrity Phone: MON., APRIL 4, 2011 CR V. Gouri USA v.ng & Lau E. Kauffman; C. Laguzzi MON., APRIL 11, F. Crowley; L. Kozloff Engle v.matrix Golf, et al. W. Fleischer; M. Ertle MON., JUNE 6, 2011 CR T. Moschang, AUSA USA v.dupree D. Chavar MON., JUNE 27, 2011 CR K. Marston, AUSA USA v.ramirez & Tanom R. Lynch; C. Henry L. A. REED JR., S.J. Deputy Clerk: Sharon A. Hall J. E. DUBOIS, S.J. Courtroom 12B Courtroom Deputy: George V. Wylesol Phone: MON., MAY 16, 2011 CR T. Stevens AUSA USA v.kareem Jonson R. Cipparone Esq. MON., MAY 23, 2011 CR E. Abrams AUSA USA v.sonjan Frederick R. Gamburg Esq. MON., JUNE 6, 2011 CR M. Cox AUSA USA v.david Vocht S. Lin Esq. CR D. Ignall AUSA USA v.duran-garcia M. Wilson Esq. MON., JULY 11, 2011 CR R. Kornylak AUSA USA v.lopez S. Lin Esq. MON., JULY 18, 2011 CR J. Davison AUSA USA v.abdul-almuid D. Kozlow Esq.; F. Sarner Esq. MON., AUGUST 1, 2011 CR J. Romero AUSA USA v.camacho J. McMahon Esq.; E. Cherniack Esq. TUE., SEPT. 27, 2011 CR F. Costello AUSA USA v.lee Davis S. Lin Esq. Trial Pool G. E. James Esq.; J. Edelson Esq.; R. M. Manies Esq. Lynchburg Steel, Inc. v.o A. D. Bono Esq.; R. E. Borneman Esq. Misc T. Gallogly Esq. Kaliner v.mdc Systems Corp. D. Concannon Esq.; J. Cohen Esq.; M. Charles Esq R. L. BUCKWALTER, S.J. Courtroom 14A Deputy Clerk: Matthew J. Higgins Phone: W. H. YOHN, JR., S.J. Courtroom 14B Deputy Clerk Civil: Rita Polkowski Phone: Deputy Clerk Criminal: Thomas McCann Phone: MON., APRIL 18, 2011 Non-Jury Trial W. B. Jameson AAMCO Transmissions, Inc. v.robert A. DeVries MON., MAY 2, 2011 Non-Jury Trial G. S. BERKOWITZ GABRIEL F. NAGY v.harris M. DEWESE A. ROTH; A. A. CIARDI III; H. SMITH; J. E. CRANSTON; N. M. NIGRELLI; W. E. MAHONEY JR.; J. R. DUTILL; W. T. MANDIA MON., MAY 16, F. MOONEY III FRANCIS MOONEY III v.newtown TOWNSHIP POLICE DEPARTMENT C. P. BOYLE MON., MAY 23, P. J. GIORDANO BAYVIEW LOAN SERVICING, LLC v.law FIRM OF RICHARD M. SQUIRE & ASSOCIATES, LLC J. B. McCARRON; K. M. CARSON MON., JUNE 6, 2011 CR M. MORGAN-KELLY UNITED STATES OF AMERICA v.ivan TKACH A. FALCIONE; M. S. GREENBERG; M. ROSSMAN; D. C. MALONEY J. S. DiGIORGIO LEROY STERLING v.redevelopment AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF PHILA. P. N. SANDLER; S. H. BRANDT; R. H. DICKMAN; R. D. AVERSA J.R. PADOVA, S.J. Courtroom 17B Room 6614 Deputy Clerk: Gerrie Keanne Phone: MON., APRIL 18, 2011 CR D. Axelrod; S. Cullen United States v.julio Colon A. Silverstein WED., MAY 18, 2011 CR N. Leverett United States v.william Jones S. Johnson TUE., MAY 24, 2011 Non-Jury Trial T. Masterson Flakewood Tucker v.united States V. Powell MON., SEPT. 19, F. Tecce; G. Lyons; J. Wallace; K. Anderson; P. Keenan; T. Duffy Cross Atlantic Capital Partners v.facebook, Inc. D. McCooe; A. Zaher; M. Weinstein; J. Dion A. B. BRODY, J. Courtroom 7B Scheduling/Deputy Clerk: Marie O Donnell Phone: ESR-Courtroom Deputy: Jim Scheidt Phone: R. SURRICK, J. Deputy Clerk - Michael Finney Phone: THU., MARCH 31, J. Gosselin; E. McLachlan; J. Shaw; M. Farrell; R. Haggerty, Jr. Carol Sullivan v.warminister Township C. Boyle; J. Santarone, Jr. MON., MAY 9, 2011 CR T. Zaleski United States v.braheem Hinton L. Skipper MON., MAY 16, 2011 CR L. Wright United States v.dante Tucker P. George MON., MAY 23, 2011 CR T. Stevens United States v.eric Ponder N. Tinari; L. Savino MON., JULY 11, 2011 CR E. Abrams United States v.erick Green G. Stein Trial Pool S. Console; L. C. Mattiacci; A. C. Mackerer; S. M. Saint-Antoine Thomas Burlington v.fox Television Station T. Johnson; L. Eisenstadt; J. Hoffman L. Rogers Sky Motor v.auto Sport Design G. Silver T. J. RUETER, CH. M.J. Courtroom 3C Deputy Clerk: Lisa Tipping Phone: FRI., MAY 6, B. Stein Treadways, LLC v.the Travelers Indemnity Co. C. Sheridan Celia C. S. WELLS, M.J. Courtroom 3F Deputy Clerk: Edward Andrews Phone: THU., MAY 12, :00 P.M A. C. Milstein; M. A. Tucker BDB & Sons Moving, Inc. v.transguard Insurance Co. M. F. Ullom; S. Di Valerio TUE., JULY 12, :00 A.M R. P. Weiner David Tharp v.hess Corp. M. T. Droogan Jr. FRI., AUGUST 5, :00 A.M J. M. Miller Julio Luis DeJesus v.city of Philadelphia N. L. Blackwell FRI., OCTOBER 14, :00 P.M W. E. Gericke Federal Insurance Co. v.kehoe Electrical Construction, Inc. D. J. Rucket J. P. HART, M.J. Courtroom 3D Chambers 3006 U.S. Courthouse Philadelphia, Pa. Court Deputy: Deborah Stevenson Phone: FRI., APRIL 1, D. F. Johnson Monarch Life Insurance Company v.the Estate of Robert Tarone, III D. Magee; C. H. Nugent Jr THU., MAY 19, V. P. Wilson JONATHAN GARCIA v.officer BISHOP & THE SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILA D. B. Sher FRI., JUNE 10, R. K. Hohn; S. A. Scheuerle Robert P. Barker v.starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, Inc. T. A. Kuznick; M. F. Metzger FRI., JULY 1, J. J. Aversa Dontaye Martin v.city of Philadelphia M. M. Fenerty MON., NOVEMBER 14, 2011 Non-Jury Trial D. R. Layser; G. G. Spencer Assiah Phinesee v.united States of America D. A. Degnan; S. R. Becker L.K. CARACAPPA, M.J. Courtroom 5A Deputy Clerk: Ian Broderick Phone: T.R. RICE, M.J. Deputy Clerk: Chavela Settles Phone: (267) Courtroom 5A Criminal Duty Matters MON., MAY 23, 2011 through FRI., MAY 27, :30 P.M. Arraignments THU., MAY 26, :30 P.M. MON., MAY 9, J. F. MINNI; J. A. STOUT UNITED STATES OF AMERICA v.$39, IN UNITED STATES CURRENCY D. F. MANNO TUE., JUNE 14, S. A. QUINN; J. 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THU., MAY 19, B. M. Puricelli Esq. Reginald Roberts v.risa Ferman C. P. Boyle Esq.; J. J. Santarone Esq. TUE., JUNE 21, R. K. Washington Esq. Joseph Morris v.thomas A. Greene G. M. MacNeil Esq.; J. A. Wescoe Esq. TUE., JULY 26, B. Mildenberg Esq Sergeant Randy Davis v.city of Philadelphia R. R. Chokshi Esq; T. R. Howard Esq MON., AUGUST 22, J. R. Padova Esq Mohamed Ellaisy v.fung Wong P. J. Hermesmann Esq.; S. M. Russ Esq. FRI., SEPT. 9, A. Zafferes Esq.; B. M. Puricelli Esq. Christina Williams v.daniel McGarrey D. A. Loebell Esq. H.S. PERKIN, M.J. Courtroom 4A 504 Hamilton St. Room 4401 Allentown, PA Deputy Clerk: Helen A. Nicholas Phone: (610) THU., MARCH 31, N. B. SHAPIRO MS. ARCADIO ROSARIO, JR. v.j.d. ECKMAN. INC. K. L. WOLGEMUTH MR.; E. M. NAPIERKOWSKI MR. TUE., APRIL 26, A. D. MESHKOV

19 VOL P THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 2011 THE LEGAL INTELLIGENCER 19 MICHAEL OTERO v.infinity SECURITY COMPANY, LLC J. S. STEWART MON., MAY 16, H. I. GOODMAN LATOYA MONROE v.easton AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT J. E. FREUND, III TUE., JUNE 7, 2011 Non-Jury Trial 1:30 P.M T. M. Kolman Mr.; E. Abouelseoud Mr.; W. A. Ely Mr. LISA CONTE v.lehigh VALLEY HOSPITAL, INC. A. J. Johnston Mr.; D. M. Creasy Mr.; G. Guanowsky Mr. MON., JUNE 20, G. J. WILLIAMS MR. JAY STRAUSS v.county OF BERKS T. C. GALLAGHER MR. MON., JULY 11, MARCELINO RUIZ v.nissin FOODS (USA) COMPANY, INC. MON., AUGUST 1, JAMES AYRES v.berks COUNTY SHERIFF MON., SEPT. 19, D. P. RUSSO MR.; A. W. CORMIER MR. ROBERT REILLY v.lehigh VALLEY HOSPITAL A. J. JOHNSTON MR.; D. M. CREASY MR.; G. GUANOWSKY MR. TUE., OCTOBER 11, L. V. DEVITO, JR. MR. RC LONESTAR, INC. v.general ELECTRIC COMPANY F. A. BAKER, III MR.; K. D. WILKINSON MS. MON., OCTOBER 24, R. L. ORLOSKI MR. PEDRO REYES v.mark DILUZIO D. J. MACMAIN MR.; T. J. KEPNER MR. MON., NOVEMBER 14, M. B. WEISBERG ESQ. BRENDON BONDACH v.reading POLICE DEPT. D. J. MACMAIN ESQ.; J. E. FULTON ESQ. MON., DECEMBER 5, D. M. BAILEY ESQ. RODNEY SMOTT v.great AMERICAN INSURANCE GROUP A. W. HANKIN ESQ.; D. L. STACKHOUSE ESQ. MON., FEBRUARY 6, G. S. KOUNOUPIS ESQ. CHARLES J. QUINN v.worldwide COMMUNICATIONS, INC. T. P. RUF, JR. ESQ. MON., FEBRUARY 27, M. B. WEISBERG ESQ JOSE MENDOZA v.city OF READING D. J. MACMAIN ESQ.; J. E. FULTON ESQ. MON., MARCH 12, J. D. HAGELGANS ESQ. KENNETH EPPINETTE v.arleen MERRILL S. J. WIENER ESQ. E.T. HEY, M.J. Courtroom Deputy-Secretary: Lara L. Karlson (267) L.A. SITARSKI, M.J. Deputy Clerk: Regina M. Zarnowski Phone: Courtroom 5A Criminal Duty Matters THU., MARCH 31, 2011 through FRI., APRIL 1, :30 P.M. Arraignments THU., MARCH 31, :30 A.M. FRI., APRIL 15, L. G. Taglianetti Jr. Alvin Weston v.city of Philadelphia M. Maguire MON., APRIL 25, P. M. Newman Alice J. Neuen v.primecare Medical, Inc. T. E. Brenner MON., MAY 23, F. N. Dimeo Jr. Craig Melton v.foot Locker, Inc. P. Baxter FRI., JUNE 3, T. M. Holland Bernadette Waites v.kirkbride Center J. F. O Riordan A. C. RAPOPORT, M.J. U.S. Courthouse & Federal Building 504 W. Hamilton St. Allentown, PA Deputy Clerk: Carlene Jones M. F. ANGELL, M. J. Courtroom 7 Robert N.C. Nix Building 900 Market Street Suite 211 Phila., PA Law Clerks: Judith J. Kiesel, Esq.; Leslie L. Stott, Esq. Deputy Clerk: Shelli L. MacElderry Phone Courtroom 5B Criminal Duty Matters MON., APRIL 4, 2011 through FRI., APRIL 8, :30 P.M. Arraignments THU., APRIL 7, :30 A.M. Common Pleas Court Day Forward List Case Management Program Room 613 City Hall Any questions regarding the Day Forward Case Management Program should be directed to Barbara Koch, Civil Case Management Center, 613 City Hall, THU., MARCH 31, A.M B. J. Nearey; M. T. McKeever Duong et al. v.kim et al. E. N. Halberstadt; K. A. Kilgarriff; S. M. Rothman G. P. Egan Plummer v.pelzer G. M. 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Lytle M. S. Rosenberg Matache v.wawa Inc. C. N. Walto; J. H. McCarthy 11 A.M P. T. Devlieger; R. M. Dunn Smith v.strother et al B. H. Kane Hankin v.chelbourne Plaza Assoc. et al. E. R. Devine A. Cammisa Santana v.herbert et al. T. C. Armstrong M. S. Rosenberg Satmary et al. v.national Railroad Passenger Corpor D. J. Gillin; J. A. Bosakowski; T. P. Wagner; Y. J. Brunetti B. H. Kane Coq v.william Lublin, Ind. & D/B/A Century 21 et al. J. H. Riches; L. Falcone B. H. Kane Ruise v.southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation S. E. Vedro N. Hoffman Rapoport et al. v.benjamin S. A. Elia Manufacturers And Traders Trust Co. v.integrated E. F. Koschineg; K. Scheese; D. A. Kuestner; H. I. Langsam 2 P.M G. S. Barry Orellana v.southeastern Pennsylvania Transportati J. R. Deitch; L. H. Rosenau N. V. Tinari France v.wachovia, A Wells Fargo Company X. P. Hayden Giles v.kahn et al. S. E. Pratt; T. M. Schaer; J. W. Remphrey E. B. Landau Marshall v.hightower et al. J. M. Alexander M. D. 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Sherman Soto-Lawson, et al. v.valentino et al. M. Proffitt Osborne E. J. Swan Warner et al. v.enterprise Rent-A-Car et al D. E. Sternberg McCann v.acme Markets E. A. Chalik B. M. Gross Baron v.minster L. J. Turchi; R. D. Billet; C. N. Harrington; S. Harrington 10 A.M L. Kalman Pennypack Woods Home Ownership Association v.palm A. J. Rushie R. A. Scarpato Mazzo et al. v.brase M. F. MacDonald B. W. Sawtelle Vist Bank F/K/A Madison Bank, A Division of Leespo v.brase K. B. Quinn D. Tuchinsky Breytman et al. v.lassiter et al Samara v.samara et al A. J. Falcione Price v.fitzgerald et al. S. J. Negro R. A. Cataldi Dennison et al. v.soto et al. T. T. Schweikert L. Solomon Martin v.davis et al. E. M. Siciliano B. A. Wall Gajewski v.mcelroy et al. T. C. Armstrong B. A. Berman Bardonaro v.22 Front Street, L.P. D. R. Utain 11 A.M B. P. McVan Williams v.wes Health Systems Inc B. J. Kredo Perez v.hansen B. M. Ginsburg Silverman v.liberty Place Retail Assoc. L.P. C. J. Comeau S. J. 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Deasey T. W. Harrity Homesite Insurance Company A/S/O Elaine Cerezo v.shree Krishna Hosp.ity, L.P. et al A. R. Duffy; R. J. Mongeluzzi Krail v.arcpa Properties Inc. et al. J. E. Salmon; L. R. Berger III; P. J. Hughes,Esq; S. F. Bernstein L. K. Hill Bligen v.septa S. A. Lytle M. E. Ellery Mitchell et al. v.paramore et al. C. J. Cosgrove S. P. Mirarchi Commonwealth of Pa. Ag s Bureau of Consumer Protec v.paramore et al. T. F. Grady Rules Returnable THU., APRIL 7, A.M V. A. Booker Lopez v.southeastern Pennsylvania Transit Authori M. J. Dolan; K. R. Plouffe; R. M. Stroh; J. P. Curry; W. G. Brown FAMILY COURT DIVISION MARCH 28, 2011 ADMINISTRATION AND MISCELLANEOUS Courtroom 314, 1801 VINE ST. DOUGHERTY, A.J. JUVENILE BRANCH FAMILY COURT BUILDING 1801 VINE ST. Youth Study Center YSC MASTER Courtroom--A DOUGHERTY, A.J. (M) MASTER RODGERS (T,W) COURT ROOM DOWN (W,F) Courtroom--B GORDON, J. Courtroom--C REBSTOCK, J. (ex Th) Courtroom--D REYNOLDS, J. Courtroom--E MASTER CARSON (M,Th) MASTER ADAIR (T,W,F) Courtroom--F COOPERMAN, J. (ex F) Courtroom--G WOLF, J. Courtroom--H DUBOW, J. (ex F) Courtroom--I MASTER CARSON (T) MASTER GREENBLATT (W) MASTER ADAIR (Th) COURT ROOM DOWN (M,F) Courtroom--J MASTER WAHL, J. Courtroom--K BUTCHART, J. (M,T) DOUGHERTY, A.J. (W) COURT ROOM DOWN (Th,F) Courtroom--L MASTER CAULEY (M,W) Courtroom--M WOELPPER, J. (ex M) Courtroom--O OLSZEWSKI, J.

20 20 THE LEGAL INTELLIGENCER THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 2011 VOL P Courtroom--S DUMAS, J. YSC-MASTER MASCIANTONIO DOMESTIC RELATIONS/ FAMILY COURT BUILDING 34 S. 11TH ST. Courtroom--One MURPHY, S.J. Courtroom--Two FORD, J. Courtroom--Three CHEN, J. Courtroom--Four ROCA, J. Courtroom--Five JACKSON, J. Courtroom--Six THOMPSON, J. Courtroom--Seven JOHNSON, J. Courtroom--Eight WRIGHT PADILLA, J. (out) Courtroom--Nine SUMMERS, J. Courtroom--Ten JOSEPH, J. (out) Courtroom--Eleven SHIRDAN-HARRIS, J. Courtroom--Twelve PECHKUROW, J. Courtroom--Fourteen MATTHEWS, J. (out) FAMILY COURT Trial DIVISION THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 2011 Room B,1801 VINE STREET DIBONA, J. Allen-davis, Tehron (Def. Assoc.) Alomar, Hector (Def. Assoc.) Beckett, George (Yacoubian, George Setrag Jr.) Brunson, Adrian Earl E. (Def. Assoc.) Campbell, Keisha (Def. Assoc.) Chappell, Kelly A A. (Def. Assoc.) Dejesus, Roberto (Alva, Daniel Paul) Epps, Dane (Def. Assoc.) Fischer, Louis (Def. Assoc.) Ford, Dennis (Def. Assoc.) Frazier, Rapheal (Tarpey, Timothy J.) Fryer, Devon (Def. Assoc.) Graheem, Tyree (Def. Assoc.) Greene, Jasmine Hanna, Nathanile (Def. Assoc.) Jones, Marcus (Def. Assoc.) Mak, Andrea (Solar, Jeffrey Robert) Mansurov, Alisher (Def. Assoc.) Mcqueen, James Arthur A. (Def. Assoc.) Moseley, Shaheed (Def. Assoc.) Olivio, Susana (Def. Assoc.) Powell, Alonzo (Stein, Gerald A.) Rasuk, Ruizdaeel (Def. Assoc.) Small-carson, Rodney (Def. Assoc.) Thomas, Joseph (Def. Assoc.) Thompson, Stephanie (Nitti, Danielle G.) White, Rahshe (Def. Assoc.) THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 2011 Room B, 1801 VINE STREET DIBONA, J. Clark, Isaiah J (Def. Assoc.) Coleman, Robert (Def. Assoc.) Cuthbertson, Jonathan (Def. Assoc.) Davis, Dalton E. (Gray, Edward E.) Deapreau, Joseph (Def. Assoc.) Dyke, Mark A. (Def. Assoc.) Gallashaw, Chris (Def. Assoc.) Glenn, Lamar (Def. Assoc.) Harper, Tamika (Def. Assoc.) Hernandez, Alexander Hudson, Latavia (Def. Assoc.) Laurio, Steven (Savino, Louis Theodore Jr.) Law, Mark S. (Def. Assoc.) 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Assoc.) Boseman, Clifford Brooks, Kevin Brown, Keith Quinton (Def. Assoc.)

21 VOL P THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 2011 THE LEGAL INTELLIGENCER 21 Campbell, Benaiah Campbell, Benaiah Shimei Ciloci, Andrei (Fishman, Brian M.) Clark, John (de Marco, Perry Paul Jr.) Coleman, Joseph L. (Def. Assoc.) Colon, Luis (Gray, Edward E.) Cook, Hanife Cooley, John E. (Galloway, Scott David) Corbin, Roosevelt (Def. Assoc.) Crum, Jamel (Def. Assoc.) Cruz, Angel L. (Def. Assoc.) Cruz, Lebron L (Def. Assoc.) Davila, Angel (Coker, Derrick W.) Davila, Robert (Henry, Todd Edward) Davis, Tyson (O Keefe, Joseph Scott) Diaz, Tony (Def. Assoc.) Diegel, Gary C. (Dixon, Robert) Earvin, Thomas (Def. Assoc.) Earvin, Thomas L. (Def. Assoc.) Edwards, Prettis (Def. Assoc.) Fleming, Clifton D. (Def. Assoc.) Flyod, Clarence (Barnes, Jacquelyn A.) Ford, Robert (Def. Assoc.) Fykest, James (Def. Assoc.) Garner, Kema (Def. Assoc.) Goldenberg, Ilya Gordon, Fredrick (Def. Assoc.) Hitchens, Jaclyn (Def. Assoc.) Holmes, Shawn P (Def. Assoc.) Jenkins, Kevin P (Def. Assoc.) Johnson Jr., Keith (Def. Assoc.) Johnson, John (Sciolla, Guy R. II) Jones, Craig (Russeck, Tobi Ann) King, Mychele D Lebby, Dwayne (Def. Assoc.) Lemons, Stephen (Peruto, A. Charles Jr.) Long, Chelly (Def. Assoc.) Maldonaldo, Ramone (Def. Assoc.) Martin, Darrin (Def. Assoc.) Maxton, Ameen (Sanita, Amato T.) Miles, Eric (Perri, Fortunato N. Jr.) Moore, Jeffrey (Def. Assoc.) Murray, Dominque (Def. Assoc.) Myers, Anecia (Landau, Elias B.) Nguyen, Vu (Def. Assoc.) Nocella, Roy (Santucci, Daniel Joseph) Nuon, Vanna (Egan, James Frances) Orellano, Natasha (Def. Assoc.) Ortiz, Daniel (Def. Assoc.) Ortiz, Marcus (Def. Assoc.) Ortiz, Raymond (Def. Assoc.) Pittman, Tyree Jamal Rivera, Jacob (Def. Assoc.) Robinson, Darryl (Def. Assoc.) Robles, Ferdinand A. (Sciolla, Guy R. II) Roman, Ismael Roman, Miguel (Def. Assoc.) Samara, Ali Saunders, Maurice J. (Giuliani, Richard J.) Smith, Thomas J. (LaTour, Pierre III) Stevens, Chadd M. (Martin, Catherine T.) Taylor, Curtis Thomas, Demetrius (Nenner, David Scott) Thompson, Derrick (Feldman, Gary Mark) Thompson, Michael (Def. Assoc.) Torres, Felix (Def. Assoc.) Tribune, Tasheed (Def. Assoc.) Tucker, Antonio (Rutkowski, John P.) Turner, Duwyna N (Def. Assoc.) Vaughn, Stanley (Def. Assoc.) Vidra, John (Def. Assoc.) Walker, Samuel (Def. Assoc.) Washington, Dwayne (Def. Assoc.) Waters, Tony M. (Haimowitz, Stuart L.) Wilms, Shameika (McPherson, Shevelle) Wilson, Latisha Wilson, Marnya Y. (Def. Assoc.) Wongus, Kevin (Green, Joseph II) Room 1103 BROWN, J. Alexander, Joseph (Def. Assoc.) Andrews, Maurice Coia, Michael (McDermott, Michael I.) Delgado, Edwin (Def. Assoc.) Herbert, Randolph (Def. Assoc.) Johnson, Michael (Def. Assoc.) Laub, Sean (Def. Assoc.) Masgai, Gerald (Young, Kenneth Alan) Meeh, Matthew (Def. Assoc.) Pacheco, Raul (Def. Assoc.) Pinkney, Calvin (Def. Assoc.) Reyes, Roberto (Def. Assoc.) Rivera, Efrain (Def. Assoc.) Rivers, Keith (Def. Assoc.) Robinson, John (Bruno, James S.) Ulrich, Douglas (Def. Assoc.) Room 1104 PATRICK, J. Cantrell, Kyle (McCullough, Brian J.) Chambers, Christopher (Moore, Richard B.) Evans, Caiph (Def. Assoc.) Evans, Caiph R. (Def. Assoc.) Flemming, Mark (Def. Assoc.) Foster, Tyrone (Def. Assoc.) Garnett, Byron (Def. Assoc.) Gonzalez, Elvin (Rossman, Mariana) Johnson, Joseph (Tinari, Nino V.) Martin, Jamir (Elmore, Berto M.) Maxwell, Cory (Def. Assoc.) Mclaughlin, Lamont (Dixon, Robert) Ramon, Blue (Meehan, Edward C. Jr.) Reddick, Terrell (Def. Assoc.) Reddy, Vasant (Sciolla, Guy R. II) Romero, Donald (Savino, Louis Theodore Jr.) Rouse, Calvin (Fish, Illon Ross) Spearman, Raphael (Def. Assoc.) White, Anthony Maurice (Def. Assoc.) Williams, Jonathan (Meehan, Edward C. Jr.) Wright, Keifer (Dolfman, Douglas Lee) Room 1105 LERNER, J. Antonio, Martinez Collins, Malik (Wallace, Michael E.) Ford, Curtis (Def. Assoc.) Fulton, I Dean (El Shabazz, Tariq Karim) Henry, Clarence (Petrone, Anthony J.) Hilton, Rasheemah (Def. Assoc.) Johnson, Nasir (El Shabazz, Tariq Karim) Logan, Claytonya (Conner, Daniel) Pearsall, Ardmmir (McMonagle, Brian J.) Powell, Malik (Farrell, J. Michael) Reed, Kyle (Server, Gary Sanford) Rios, Richard (Santaguida, Joseph C.) Sanchez, Carlos Alcides A. (Harrison, W. Fred Jr.) Wallace, Vincent (Seay, Geoffrey Vincent) Watkins, Michael (Medway, F. Michael) White, Derrick (Gottlieb, Jay Samuel) Williams, Romeeka (Krakower, Stanley R.) Wils, Evan (Santaguida, Joseph C.) Room 1107 DEFINO NASTASI, J. Napper, Benjamin (Fishman, Brian M.) Strange, Monteca (Cherniack, Emily Beth) THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 2011 Room 306 Allen, John (Def. Assoc.) Anthony, James (Def. Assoc.) Benson, Benjamin M M. (Def. Assoc.) Carter, Smallwood P. (Def. Assoc.) Clark, Vanshon (Def. Assoc.) Coleman, Stacy Alden A. Crawford, Gerald P. (Def. Assoc.) Crutchfield, Ryheim (Nix, Michael L.) Freeman, Jaymes (Def. Assoc.) Gonzalez, Jose (Def. Assoc.) Gram, Tabitha (Def. Assoc.) Hill, Torren (Def. Assoc.) Jackson, Thomas (Def. Assoc.) Jones, Rashid (Def. Assoc.) Jordan, Richard (Def. Assoc.) Lebron, Hiram (Def. Assoc.) Marcial, Sebastian (Def. Assoc.) Masso, Lamees (Def. Assoc.) Masterson, Edward W (Def. Assoc.) Milborne, Kenneth (Def. Assoc.) Millward, Richard (Def. Assoc.) Negron, Alexis (Def. Assoc.) Ocasio, Orlando (Def. Assoc.) Oxendine, Marquis Pabon, Waldemer (Def. Assoc.) Poles, Fredrick (Def. Assoc.) Quinn, Nichole (Def. Assoc.) Richardson, Thomas (Def. Assoc.) Riggio, Eric J. (Def. Assoc.) Robertson, Kim J (Def. Assoc.) Rosser, Darnell (Def. Assoc.) Sanders, Stanley W (Def. Assoc.) Santos, Suleika (Def. Assoc.) Schwendiman, Thomas (Def. Assoc.) Skinner, Darrell A. (Def. Assoc.) Smith, Edward (Def. Assoc.) Smith, Steven Shawn Suber, Herbert (Def. Assoc.) Thompson, Reginald Tomlin, Lamont (Def. Assoc.) Vallecillos, Jose C (Def. Assoc.) Williams, Cordell A. (Def. Assoc.) Williams, Ryshean (Def. Assoc.) Room 502 BRINKLEY, J. Clark, Stacy R. (Sciolla, Guy R. II) Davis, Jermaine (Bryn, Elayne) Fitzpatrick, Emanuel (Def. Assoc.) Hart, Thomas (Maloumian, Richard Charles) Jallah, Dennis (Def. Assoc.) Klein, Kyle (McDermott, Barbara Ann) Mcnish, Clarence (Meehan, Edward C. Jr.) Pacheco, Gilberto (Burd, Sandra) Peterson, Paul D D. (Def. Assoc.) Sherman, Curtis (Kramer, Max Gerson) Vanguine, Juluis V (Alva, Daniel Paul) Watford, Elliot (Def. Assoc.) West, Donna (Def. Assoc.) Woods, Malakhi (Nasuti, Carmen Charles III) Room 504 PALUMBO, J. Aldinger Jr, Francis Atherholt, Nicholas G G. (Kelly, Joseph Kevin) Bacai, Edgar Bast, Michael (Def. Assoc.) Black, Aubrey (Wade, Harry Calvin III) Blye, Gerald (Kelly, Joseph Kevin) Brinson, Arthur (Mungello, Mark D.) Brothers, Franklin Brown, Donna (Savino, Louis Theodore Jr.) Bumpus, Kevonya (Def. Assoc.) Cagle,, Danay A Carter, Christopher J. Cavanaugh, Shawn C. 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22 22 THE LEGAL INTELLIGENCER THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 2011 VOL P Room 1001 MAZZOLA, J. Centeno, Alberto (Scarpello, Joshua E.) Cruz, David (Def. Assoc.) Garvin, Daniel (Alva, Daniel Paul) Harmon, Michael (Def. Assoc.) Jackson, Gilbert (Bojazi, Dolores) Jackson, Marilyn (Desiderio, David Ernest) Majett, Eugene (Rainey, Debra Denise) Mercded, June (Def. Assoc.) Skinner, Leroy (Medway, F. Michael) Room 1002 TRENT, J. Finklin, Roman (MCMAHON, JACK) Green, Kamero (Def. Assoc.) Hardman, Cameron A. (Sciolla, Guy R. II) Houlihan, Derrick (Narcisi, Laurence Anthony III) Jennings, David Ray R. (Edelin, Kenneth Carlton Jr.) Kizzie, Alfonza (Dawson, Sharif Talib) Lavenz, Daniel (Def. Assoc.) Mcdade, William W. (de Marco, Perry Paul Jr.) Mock, Carlos (Walker, David Michael) Mondevergine, Steven A. (Santaguida, Joseph C.) Onyiah, Obina (Canuso, Joseph A.) Room 1004 GORDON, J. Boyer, George J. (Def. Assoc.) Dagostino, Raymond F Jr (Def. Assoc.) Hibboro, James (Def. Assoc.) Hicks, Kantu (Def. Assoc.) Hinkle, Tammy (Def. Assoc.) Hopkins, Christopher (Def. Assoc.) Hopkins, Marissa (Gamburg, Robert Marc) Jenkins, Geraldo (Hark, Richard Quinton) Riccardi, Andrew (Martin, Kathleen E.) Ryan, Kevin (Def. Assoc.) Segura, Daniel (Morris, Glen Richard) White, Shabree (Burke, Thomas F.) Room 1005 RANSOM, J. Acevedo, Jarvis L. (Mitchell, Joseph S. III) Alexander, Jeffery Baldwin, John E. (Def. Assoc.) Bethea, Emmit (Harrison, W. Fred Jr.) Booth, Andre (Def. Assoc.) Boyer, Rodney F (Gamburg, Robert Marc) Bryant, April A. (Borum, Trevan) Byrd, Darryl (O Hanlon, Stephen Thomas) Chambers, Zachary D. (Spina, Frank Murray II) Coleman, Virgil (Def. Assoc.) Espinosa, Manuel I. (Sanita, Amato T.) Fletcher, James (Def. Assoc.) Foster, Maria (Def. Assoc.) Galloway, David J. (Stein, Gerald A.) Gonzales, Jose (Jarrett, Stephen Bruce) Gonzales, Luis (Def. Assoc.) Gray, Sharon (Def. Assoc.) Johnson, Andre (Def. Assoc.) Lane, Paul (Def. Assoc.) Latham, Courtney (Goldman, Randolph L.) Mathis, Golden (Green, Joseph II) Mathis, Mose (Dolfman, Murray B.) Mcphail, Lamar (Tarpey, Timothy J.) Miller, Anthony (Glassman, David L.) Miller, Brenden (Biddison, Leonard David) Moye, Derrick D. (Def. Assoc.) Munson, Paul (Def. Assoc.) Stanley, Patrick A A. (Def. Assoc.) Thomas, Latasha R. (Bruno, James S.) Tilley, Chaz A. (Def. Assoc.) Washington, Jessica N. (Bojazi, Dolores) Webb, Clarence Jessie J. Wilkerson, Robert (Def. Assoc.) Wolbert, Ian (Thornton, Cynthia Ann) Room 1007 HUGHES, J. Robinson, Donell Robinson, Donnell Weeks, Melvin (Levin, Peter Alan) Room 1008 WOGAN, J. Andrews, Earl M (Sias, Heather Michelle) Baker, Robert Dante (Def. Assoc.) Baker, Tonya (Brown, Richard T. Jr.) Pannell, Emmanuel (Def. Assoc.) Williams, Dominique (Elbert, John B.) Room 1101 ARRAIGNMENTS TC Adkins, Edward (Def. Assoc.) Allen, Alexader (Def. Assoc.) Alvarez, Curtis (Jensen, Erik Bruce) Balter, Clifton (Silverstein, Arnold) Bell, Ashyra Bentt, Ernest (Def. Assoc.) Bookman, Hasan (Birley, Kevin Thomas) Brinkley, Camille Marie (Def. Assoc.) Burgess, Marteke (Def. Assoc.) Camps, Charles (Taylor, Calvin Jr.) Chadha, Sahil (Def. Assoc.) Chaplin,, Roberta, Carl Coit, David (Def. Assoc.) Collins, Derek (Def. Assoc.) Dejesse, Joseph Driza, Ilir (Pfender, Thomas Patrick) Dupin, Peterson Ferguson Jr, Vincent Fulton, Dennis (Def. Assoc.) Gaskins, Bernadette (Def. Assoc.) Glover, Tyree (Def. Assoc.) Green, Gregory Green, Oscar Andre (Def. Assoc.) Gregg, Andre (Def. Assoc.) Grey Jr, Richard Griffith, Rasul Grimes, Raymond (Meehan, Edward C. Jr.) Grymes, Augustus Lewis (Def. Assoc.) Hall, Hanif (Perez, Benjamin Gerjoy) Hall, Hassan K (Capone, Joseph P.) Hall, Michael (Perri, Fortunato N. Jr.) Harper, Lawrence T. Holcomb, Tyrone N. (Def. Assoc.) Horvath, Tracy Jackson, Ricky Alfonzo (Def. Assoc.) Johnson, Jashan (Patton, Richard E.) Johnson, Kevin (Maran, Mary Therese) Jones, Donnelle K K. (Def. Assoc.) Jones, Qadir (Rainey, Debra Denise) Kim, Mony (Def. Assoc.) Lanier, Fyheem (Def. Assoc.) Love, Shalina Mann, Kevin A. (Def. Assoc.) Mardula, Piotr (Alva, Daniel Paul) Mayes, Asheena Mccray, Tyron (Def. Assoc.) Mcknight, Rodney (Def. Assoc.) Moore, Robert Nater, William Niezyporowicz, Justin (Desiderio, David Ernest) Novalez, Brahulio (Def. Assoc.) Omoirawva, Nose Palmer, Romaine Pinkney, Mike (Def. Assoc.) Pritt, Keith (Def. Assoc.) Quarles, Jamal Reyes, Jose (Fitzpatrick, Thomas Odell) Rhem, Pontaus (Def. Assoc.) Rhoden, Malik Rhodes, Jamal Rivera, Milton (Def. Assoc.) Robinson, Eric (Def. Assoc.) Rodriguez, Luis Ruff, Charles Alexander (Def. Assoc.) Russell, James (Def. Assoc.) Sheppard, Byron (Def. Assoc.) Sims, Anthony (Def. Assoc.) Smith, Dante R. (Def. Assoc.) Smith, Tyequwan (Wolf, Bruce) Summers, Amin Thomas, Demond (Def. Assoc.) Turner, Tracey (Irwin, Darryl A.) Watson, Dykeem (Def. Assoc.) West, Darrell (Def. Assoc.) White, Gabrielle (Def. Assoc.) Woodard, Lester (Def. Assoc.) Room 1102 COHEN, J. Brinkley, Albert (Def. Assoc.) Brown, Dante (Feinberg, Harry) Griffin, Antwine (Levin, Peter Alan) Hernandez, Ruebin (Trimble, Robert Eugene) Largaespada, Jose (Biddison, Leonard David) Mays, Tamika (Def. Assoc.) Ramirez, Ephraim Jr (Def. Assoc.) Room 1103 BROWN, J. Berg, Michael (Sigman, Scott Philip) Bethea, Yuseda (Def. Assoc.) Brooks, Malik (Def. Assoc.) Byers, Jamar D (Def. Assoc.) Coleman, Narvell (Def. Assoc.) Colon, Juan (Def. Assoc.) Crawley, Wesley (Def. Assoc.) Dixon, Keith (Feinberg, Jonathan Howard) Floyd, Earl (Reid, Scott Edward) Haggood, Bryant (Sanita, Amato T.) Hogan, Gerald (Def. Assoc.) Kemp, Robert (Def. Assoc.) Lynch, Lawrence (Hetznecker, Paul Joseph) Riess, Louisa (Def. Assoc.) Riess, Louisa D (Def. Assoc.) Sanders, Macabo (Def. Assoc.) Smith, Phillip (Spina, Frank Murray II) Turner, Lewis (Burns, Tracie Marie) Williams, Deborah (Burt, Susan F.) Williams, Eric (Def. Assoc.) Williams, Kevin (Def. Assoc.) Room 1104 PATRICK, J. Belien, Jerome (Def. Assoc.) Clinkscales, Dominick (Reynolds, Coley OBrien) Cotton, Clinton (Harrison, W. Fred Jr.) Edney, Orlando (Sciolla, Guy R. II) Harris, Jerline (Def. Assoc.) Hawkins, Lebron (Def. Assoc.) Jefferson, William (Johnson, Shaka Mzee) Jenrette, Miranda (Dixon, Robert) Jones, Rashon (Humble, Brian Francis) Jones, Tyrone (Sagot, Allan Jeffrey) King, Jimel (Def. Assoc.) Lipscomb, Freddie S (Def. Assoc.) Odrick, Rasheed N (Capuano, Gina A.) Ray, Marcus (Tinari, Eugene P.) Robinson, Ryan (Def. Assoc.) Rodriguez, Daniel (Def. Assoc.) Satterthwaite, Raheem (Def. Assoc.) Williams, Robert (Cotter, John P.) Room 1105 LERNER, J. Burton, Herman (Laguzzi, Carina) Cunningham, Darren O (Scarpello, Joshua E.) Cunningham, Darren O. (McDermott, Barbara Ann) Dixon, Theodore (Def. Assoc.) Mathis, Antawan (Stretton, Samuel C.) Morse, Deshawn (Coard, Michael) Parrott, Joseph (Phillips, Christopher Peter) Powell, Bilaal (Coard, Michael) Roane, Omar (Stretton, Samuel C.) Tirado, Jose L. (Coard, Michael) Tucker, Tyree (Def. Assoc.) Velez, Jose (Canuso, Joseph A.) Williams, Tyran A. (Bowe, William L.) Wilson, Teddy (Alva, Daniel Paul) Room 1107 DEFINO NASTASI, J. Bilal, Abdul (Def. Assoc.) Carthon, Kisha (Def. Assoc.) Glasgow, Walter (Cotter, John P.) Harris, Robert (Phillips, Christopher Peter) Henry, James (Cannon, William T.) Hester, David (Def. Assoc.) Johnson, Wayne (Ramos, Wendy) Stewart, Shandee (Mandell, Lee) Waters, Baylen S. (Smarro, Janis) Young, Michael (Def. Assoc.) PAYMENT PLAN HEARINGS TUESDAY, MARCH 29, 2011 Room 505 2:00 P.M. 1. AGEE, BEVERLY (Def. Assn.) 2. AUSTIN, APRIL (Def. Assn.) 3. BEAROFF, STEFANIE JADE (Def. Assn.) 4. BLALOCK, CLARENCE (Def. Assn.) 5. BROWN, CASSY (Def. Assn.) 6. CAPERS, STERLING (Def. Assn.) 7. COHEN, ELICK (Levy, Marie Louise) 8. COLLAZO, JUAN (Def. Assn.) 9. COMPLAS, ESAIE (Def. Assn.) 10. CORTEZ, DUJUAN 11. DONAHUE, EDWARD 12. FAULK, GORDON S (Flanagan, Michael J.) 13. FITZGERALD, HENRY (Def. Assn.) 14. FULLARD, MICHAEL (Pagano, Gregory Joseph) 15. FURMAN, JOHN (Def. Assn.) 16. GIMENEZ, YVETTE (Perry, Brian W.) 17. GLOVER, CANDEESHA (Def. Assn.) 18. GREEN, DONALD (Def. Assn.) 19. HANNAH EL, ADRIENNE (Def. Assn.) 20. HARRIS, MARVIN (Grossman, Larry Steven) 21. JACKSON, LEONARD (Def. Assn.) 22. JAMES, NATHAN A A. (Nix, Michael L.) 23. JOHNSON, NAFEISA KAREEMA (Def. Assn.) 24. LINSKI, CHRISTOPHR W (Def. Assn.) 25. MABERY, RAHIEM (Caudo, Michael Anthony) 26. MATHIAS, ANDRE (Bustamante, Manuel) 27. MCKNIGHT, FRANK (Bateman, Anthony G.) 28. MILLER, MESHE (Def. Assn.) 29. PERKINS, IRVING (Def. Assn.) 30. PRINCE, CRYSTAL (Def. Assn.) 31. SCHULER, MARQUISE (Ingram, Gerald B.) 32. STEWART, DUANE D. (Giusini, Vincent John) 33. TALLEY, ANDRE (Def. Assn.) 34. WHITE, MONTAGUE (Mischak, David B.) 35. WILKERSON, MICHAEL (Wilson, Troy H.) 36. WILLIAMS, SERENA A 37. YOUNG, BERNARD (Def. Assn.) 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Assn.) 61 Rios, Alexander (Def. Assn.) 62 Rivera, Haydee (Def. Assn.) 63 Robinson, William S 64 Rodriguez, Israel (Def. Assn.) 65 Rogers, Amelia 66 Sanders, Walter (Def. Assn.) 67 Scollon, Richard W. (Def. Assn.) 68 Smith, Kahil (Def. Assn.) 69 Sutton, Karim 70 Teobal, Apolinar 71 Teobal, Apolinar 72 Thayer, James (Def. Assn.) 73 Thomas, Earl (Def. Assn.) 74 Topsey, Joseph (Def. Assn.) 75 Torres, Richard (Def. Assn.) 76 Turner, Ahithopel 77 Vanhorn, Micah 78 Velez, Ramon (Def. Assn.) 79 Werynski, Dawn (Def. Assn.) 80 White, Torlisha (Def. Assn.) 81 Whiting, Antwione A (Def. Assn.) 82 Wilson, Fred (Def. Assn.) 83 Wilson, Ricardo (Def. Assn.) Room 406--BLASI, J. 9:00 A.M. 1 Alcantara, Nelly (Peruto, A. Charles Jr.) 2 Aldababsch, Sultan (Dolfman, Douglas Lee) 3 Ali, Ahsan Yal 4 Bell, Sharon (Def. Assn.) 5 Bility, Solomon (Greshes, Jason) 6 Burnett, Lakia (Def. Assn.) 7 Dousuah, Rovia (Hueston, Colin Richard) 8 Johnson, Isaac (Adams, Mark Wayne Franklin) 9 Kennedy, Anthony C 10 Laus, Abdul (Def. Assn.) 11 Lyles, Abdul (Def. Assn.) 12 Rojas, Jessica (Driscoll, Raymond C.) 13 Rojas, Jessica (Driscoll, Raymond C.) 14 Samy, Raiath (Def. Assn.) 15 Sanyeah, Patrick (Zeiger, Brian J.) 16 Saykagee, Nagbe (Levin, Gabriel Zalman) Room 506--O NEILL, J. 1 Abdur Raheim, Khalid (Def. Assn.) 2 Alston, Raymond (Def. Assn.) 3 Barclay, Brian Wilvel 4 Butterly, Racheal (Def. Assn.) 5 Clark, John (Def. Assn.) 6 Clements, George William (O Donnell, Joseph H. Jr.) 7 Colter, Larry J. (Mungello, Mark D.) 8 Dixon, Kareem (Def. Assn.) 9 Drayton, David (Def. Assn.) 10 Erhart, Daniel (Def. Assn.) 11 Erhart, Daniel (Def. Assn.) 12 Gant, Emmanuel B. (Def. Assn.) 13 Gonzalez, Marcel M. 14 Gonzalez, Orlando (Kelly, Joseph Kevin) 15 Griffin, Allen (Dolfman, Douglas Lee) 16 Harrigan, Michael K. (Kelly, Joseph Kevin) 17 James, Phillip (Quinn, Brian E.) 18 Johnson, Sanjulo (Def. Assn.) 19 Kent, Rodney (Green, Joseph II) 20 Kruzinski, Joseph M. 21 Mack, Brian (Sigman, Scott Philip) 22 Malloy, Joseph R R. (Vittorelli, Donald L. Jr.) 23 Moore, Samuel L. (Def. Assn.) 24 Newman, Ira M. (Def. Assn.) 25 Payne, Wyllis (Kelly, Joseph Kevin) 26 Pompey, Markieth 27 Ricks, Amir (Def. Assn.) 28 Robinson, Jamal (Def. Assn.) 29 Rollerson, Jasmin (Def. Assn.) 30 Roman, Pedro (Kelly, Joseph Kevin) 31 Sanders, Richard Benjamim (Def. Assn.) 32 Sharp, Robert (Breen, William D.) 33 Tolliver, Barney D D. (Def. Assn.) 34 Wanamaker, Lekta P. (Def. Assn.) Room 603--HAYDEN, J. 8:00 A.M. 1 Baker, Adrienne E. (Def. Assn.) 2 Baker, Adrienne E. (Def. Assn.) 3 Baker, Adrienne E. (Def. Assn.) 4 Biuibrahin, Niima (Def. Assn.) 5 Blakely, Raheem (Kramer, Max Gerson) 6 Collins, Lamont (Def. Assn.) 7 Corchado, Diana (Pagano, Gregory Joseph) 8 Cotto, Anthony (Def. Assn.) 9 Craft, Tracy (DiClaudio, Scott) 10 Cruz, Freddie (Turner, Dennis Irwin) 11 Diaz, Oscar (Rivera, Edwin R.) 12 Diaz, Richie (Def. Assn.) 13 Dickerson, Malik (Maran, Mary Therese) 14 Estevez-marte, Luis 15 Ez, Samuel (Def. Assn.) 16 Fasarakis, Nikolas (Def. Assn.) 17 French, Holly (Def. Assn.) 18 Gallashaw, David (Def. Assn.) 19 Garcia, Emilio (Def. Assn.) 20 Gray, Alan C. (Def. Assn.) 21 Griggs, Ebony (Santaguida, Joseph C.) 22 Harris, Yusuf (Gay, Andrew G. Jr.) 23 Harris, Yusuf (Gay, Andrew G. Jr.) 24 Jones, James (Def. Assn.) 25 Macaro, Brenda (O Keefe, Joseph Scott) 26 Medina, Sebastian (Def. Assn.) 27 Oliver, Lee (Def. Assn.) 28 Ortiz, Hiram (Desiderio, David Ernest) 29 Ramirez, Efrain (Def. Assn.) 30 Ramos, Angel (Def. Assn.) 31 Rivera, Ervin (Def. Assn.) 32 Rodriquez, Andrew (Def. Assn.) 33 Salamo, Pedro 34 Slater, Gregory K 35 Slater, Gregory K 36 Slater, Gregory K 37 Sturgis, Sterling (Def. Assn.) 38 Toledo, Sandra 39 Velasquez, Lisandro (DiClaudio, Scott) 40 Whitaker, Timothy (Def. Assn.) 41 White, James (Altschuler, Jonathan R.) 42 Williams, David (Def. Assn.) Room 606--GEHRET, J. 8:00 A.M. 1 Ascero, Michael (Azzarano, Jeffrey) 2 Ballard, David (Def. Assn.) 3 Betancourt, Michael 4 Borges, Louis (Kelly, Joseph Kevin) 5 Brown, Shawn (Silver, Daniel) 6 Bupp, Amy (Def. Assn.) 7 Bupp, Amy (Def. Assn.) 8 Byers, Maria (Def. Assn.) 9 Caraballo, Amy (Def. Assn.) 10 Cepeda, Jose (Def. Assn.) 11 Colon, Alfredo 12 Cosby, Latonya (Def. Assn.) 13 Davis, Joshua (Def. Assn.) 14 Davis, Joshua (Def. Assn.) 15 Diaz, Felix (Owens, Dean Francis II) 16 Dilliplane, Edward (Def. Assn.) 17 Doherty, David 18 Frazier, Jamil (Def. Assn.) 19 Gonzalez, Alex (Def. Assn.) 20 Greene-warick, Anitta (Def. Assn.) 21 Hernandez, Craig (Def. Assn.) 22 Hernandez, Willy (Def. Assn.) 23 Jordan, Kemmett (Nenner, David Scott) 24 King, Latricia (Def. Assn.) 25 Macaro, Brenda (Def. Assn.) 26 Madalion, Kenyata 27 Martorella, Raymond (Def. Assn.) 28 Matos-zambraba, Edwin (Def. Assn.) 29 Meehan, Thomas (Def. Assn.) 30 Murtha, Susan (Def. Assn.) 31 Murtha, Susan (Def. Assn.) 32 Murtha, Susan (Def. Assn.) 33 Murtha, Susan (Def. Assn.) 34 Ocasio-flores, Aaron (Def. Assn.) 35 Palmer, Deion (Def. Assn.) 36 Parrilla, Efrain (Silverstein, Arnold) 37 Patrick, Eric (Def. Assn.) 38 Pavlichko, Sean A. (Def. Assn.) 39 Robbins, Michael 40 Rodriquez, Andrew (Def. Assn.) 41 Sanchez, Angel M. 42 Santiago, Santos 43 Sherry, Paul Anthony (Def. Assn.) 44 Snow, Johnny (Def. Assn.) 45 Snyder, Robert 46 Stark, Patrick (Def. Assn.) 47 Steele, Anthony Lavonate (Def. Assn.) 48 Torres, Jose (Def. Assn.) 49 Vega, Rashan (Def. Assn.) 50 Washington, Michael (Def. Assn.) 51 Washington, Tyree (Def. Assn.) 52 Zambrana, Louis (Def. Assn.) Room 703--JIMENEZ, J. 8:00 A.M. 1 Brooks, Darrell (Def. Assn.) 2 Brown, Brandon (Def. Assn.) 3 Cooks, Dasheem (Def. Assn.) 4 Cooper, Brian (Def. Assn.) 5 Cutts, Charles (Def. Assn.) 6 Devita, Jeffrey (Def. Assn.) 7 Farrare, Tyrone (Def. Assn.) 8 Gadsden, Lateef J 9 Gary, Ramone (Def. Assn.) 10 Gibbs, Corey (Def. Assn.) 11 Goode, Dustin 12 James, Taylor 13 Johnson, Leonard James (Def. Assn.) 14 Johnston, Tyheem (Def. Assn.) 15 Jordan, Edward (Def. Assn.) 16 Lakie, Kluboh (Def. Assn.) 17 Lakie, Kluboh (Def. Assn.) 18 Lovelace, Jerome (Def. Assn.) 19 Mason, Kenneth (Giuliani, Richard J.) 20 Monroe, Michael (Def. Assn.) 21 Mussaw, Brian J. (Def. Assn.) 22 Mussaw, Brian J. (Def. Assn.) 23 Mussaw, Brian J. (Def. Assn.) 24 Mussaw, Brian J. (Def. Assn.) 25 Mussaw, Brian J. (Def. Assn.) 26 Mussaw, Brian J. (Def. Assn.) 27 Mussaw, Brian J. (Def. Assn.) 28 Rodgers, Eric (Def. Assn.) 29 Rudd, Michael A (Def. Assn.) 30 Scarborough, Edward (Def. Assn.) 31 Simms, Deshaun (Def. Assn.) 32 Tillman, Jamie (Stern, Douglas Nathaniel) 33 Tillman, Jamie (Def. Assn.) 34 Tyson, James (Coker, Derrick W.) 35 White, Lovie (Def. Assn.) Room 706--ROBBINS, J. 1 Abraham, Jay (Def. Assn.) 2 Bates, Ian (Henry, Todd Edward) 3 Boddie, Tarshawn (Def. Assn.) 4 Cipolloni, John 5 Cook, Amber C (Def. Assn.) 6 Davis, James (Burke, Thomas F.) 7 Driscoll, Kenneth (Def. Assn.) 8 Dunson, Shelley (Pomerantz, Gerald Jay) 9 Epps, Devedah (Def. Assn.) 10 Gibson, Charles (McGill, Thomas L. Jr.) 11 Grant, Alisha M. (Kramer, Max Gerson) 12 Grazier, Carnell (Def. Assn.) 13 Hall, Anthony J (Def. Assn.) 14 Harris, Anthony (Def. Assn.) 15 Harris, Anthony (Alva, Daniel Paul) 16 Harris, James (Def. Assn.) 17 Hayes, Grace (Def. Assn.) 18 Hill, James (Lento, Joseph D.) 19 Holden, Christopher (Def. Assn.) 20 Hymon, Traneya (Def. Assn.) 21 Johnson, Kenny 22 Jones, Karim A. 23 Jones, William 24 Jordan, Anthony (Fegan, Deborah Ann) 25 Lassiter, David (Alva, Daniel Paul) 26 Myatt, Will (Def. Assn.) 27 Peddy, Damon 28 Pratt, Eric (Ivory, Thomas Henry) 29 Ricketts, Gary (Gross, James Neil) 30 Robinson Iii, Francho (Def. Assn.) 31 Robinson, Thomas (Def. Assn.) 32 Salaam, Kalid I. (Kelly, Joseph Kevin) 33 Shinholster, Keith (Def. Assn.) 34 Smith, Kaneef (Def. Assn.) 35 Spencer, Earl (Dennis, Charles E.) 36 Taylor, Robert (DeJohn, Adam Michael) 37 Taylor, Timothy (Def. Assn.) 38 Terrell, Naeem (Def. Assn.) 39 Thomas, Kareem (Def. Assn.) 40 Thompson, Devon (Dennis, Charles E.) 41 Toro, Miguel (Valvo, Joseph J.) 42 Wertman, Mark (Brennan, William J.) 43 Whitfield, Robert (Def. Assn.) 44 Williams, Kenneth (Def. Assn.) 45 Wilson, Khaleff 46 Wimberley, Troy (Mozenter, Robert B.) 47 Wyatt, Allen (Conroy, David Hugh) Room 803--DAHER, J. 8:00 A.M. 1 Adamson, Robert (Def. Assn.) 2 Anderson, Marc (Def. Assn.) 3 Ayres, Shawn (Def. Assn.) 4 Berry, Thomas (Def. Assn.) 5 Brooks, Henry (Mischak, David B.) 6 Brown, Iakeem (Def. Assn.) 7 Bryant, Kevin D. (Smith, Billy J.) 8 Butler, Claude (Birley, Kevin Thomas) 9 Cehnandgu, Beihand (Def. Assn.)

23 VOL P THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 2011 THE LEGAL INTELLIGENCER Chestnut, Kasib (Def. Assn.) 11 Clemons, Michael T. (Def. Assn.) 12 Delorme, Donald (Def. Assn.) 13 Edmonds, Juvon (Def. Assn.) 14 Fallino, Antonio V. 15 Freeman, Omar (Def. Assn.) 16 Hannigan, Daniel (Sciolla, Guy R. II) 17 Hargrove, Eric (Def. Assn.) 18 Henderson, Lamont (Def. Assn.) 19 Hughes, Jermaine (Def. Assn.) 20 Jones, Edward (Def. Assn.) 21 Jones, Mark A A. (Cogan, Dennis J.) 22 Kent, Antonio (Def. Assn.) 23 Kent, Antonio (Def. Assn.) 24 Littlejohn, Dominic (Def. Assn.) 25 Mcdonald, Rasheen N. (Def. Assn.) 26 Mcmonical, Mike (Def. Assn.) 27 Messam, David 28 Michaels, Rahtez (Burke, Thomas F.) 29 Mickeals, Esther (Azzarano, Jeffrey) 30 Muhammad, Habiba (Def. Assn.) 31 Perez, John 32 Robertson, Wana (Def. Assn.) 33 Robinson, Vernon (Def. Assn.) 34 Schaefer, Andrew T (Def. Assn.) 35 Schaefer, Andrew T (Def. Assn.) 36 Schaefer, Andrew T (Def. Assn.) 37 Serrano, Alberto (Def. Assn.) 38 Shaw, Keith (Def. Assn.) 39 Simmons, Shameal 40 Sisco, Anthony J. (Silver, Gary Scott) 41 Solomon, John (Def. Assn.) 42 Whitaker, George 43 Winterbottom, Thomas (Def. Assn.) 44 Zanichieli, Troy (Parlow, Michael Kevin) Room 806--KIRKLAND, S.J. 1 Ambersley, Wesley (MCMAHON, JACK) 2 Ballard, David (Def. Assn.) 3 Benbow, Carl M. (Def. Assn.) 4 Boggess, Roger (Sciolla, Guy R. II) 5 Caleo, Sharon M. (Def. Assn.) 6 Carey, Justin R. (Def. Assn.) 7 Coleman, Nathaniel (Falcione, Alfred Joseph) 8 Collins, John A (Def. Assn.) 9 Evans, James (Def. Assn.) 10 Faino, Jeffrey (Stein, Gerald A.) 11 Fields, Emanuel (Wade, Harry Calvin III) 12 Fields, Mark T. (Def. Assn.) 13 Greene, William 14 Hall, Darnell (Def. Assn.) 15 Hardy, Julius (Def. Assn.) 16 Harmon, Elliott (Def. Assn.) 17 Heath, Michael (Alva, Daniel Paul) 18 Holloway, Nathaniel (Def. Assn.) 19 Jackson, Thelma (Def. Assn.) 20 Jackson, Warren G. (Def. Assn.) 21 Johnson, Ebony C. (Def. Assn.) 22 Mccall, Keith (Fiore, Todd R.) 23 Mclaurin, Montague (Def. Assn.) 24 Mcneil, Donte (Def. Assn.) 25 Miles, Eric (Kelly, Joseph Kevin) 26 Miller, Derrick R. (Alva, Jeremy-Evan) 27 Miller, John (Kelly, Joseph Kevin) 28 Murray, Henry I. (Def. Assn.) 29 Murray, Henry I. (Def. Assn.) 30 Myers, Kenneth Kasan (Def. Assn.) 31 Parker, Daniel John (Elbert, John B.) 32 Parker, Kyle (Def. Assn.) 33 Philips, Bryant (Def. Assn.) 34 Reid, Michael (Def. Assn.) 35 Reynoso, Felix S (Hark, Richard Quinton) 36 Royal, Khalim (Def. Assn.) 37 Royal, Khalim (Def. Assn.) 38 Savage, Dorothy (Stretton, Samuel C.) 39 Schulz, Allison (Def. Assn.) 40 Seabrook, Melvin (Def. Assn.) 41 Smith, Kyreif (Alva, Daniel Paul) 42 Stokes, Donald (Def. Assn.) 43 Tindal, Benjamin (Biddison, Leonard David) 44 Toby, Dana (Kelly, Joseph Kevin) 45 Toby, Dana (Kelly, Joseph Kevin) 46 Toson, Roosevelt (Def. Assn.) 47 Vanburen, Corey (Def. Assn.) 48 Witherspoon, Derrick (Def. Assn.) 49 Wright, Rasheed (Funt, James Adam) 50 Young, Tyrone (Def. Assn.) Room 903--DUGAN, J. 8:00 A.M. 1 Allen, Kaleesha (Def. Assn.) 2 Banks, Malik (Def. Assn.) 3 Boyd, Wesley H. (Def. Assn.) 4 Chisom, Eddie (Hueston, Colin Richard) 5 Clover, Bernard (Def. Assn.) 6 Denis, Leo H H. (Def. Assn.) 7 Fountain, Vernon (Def. Assn.) 8 Garvin, Constance (Gottlieb, Jay Samuel) 9 Garvin, Constance (Gottlieb, Jay Samuel) 10 Gibbons, Jonathan (Def. Assn.) 11 Goldsby, Clarence King (McCallum, Terry L.) 12 Greene, Ronald 13 Hopkins, Bryant Keith (Def. Assn.) 14 Hunter, Robert 15 Hyman, Rochelle (Gray, Edward E.) 16 James, Yusef (Def. Assn.) 17 Jones, Shakirah T. (Def. Assn.) 18 Ladewalt, Penchita (Def. Assn.) 19 Lee, Tony 20 Mack, Soloman (Brandeis-Roman, Tracy) 21 Mccoy, Isaiah (Def. Assn.) 22 Mccray, Larry (Phillips, Christopher Peter) 23 Mcdaniels, Troy (Def. Assn.) 24 Michael, Kevin (Def. Assn.) 25 Miles, Joanna (Def. Assn.) 26 Nelson, Donovan 27 Nelson, Donovan 28 Nelson, Donovan 29 Price, Kevin (Def. Assn.) 30 Raymond, Barbee (Def. Assn.) 31 Raymond, Barbee (Def. Assn.) 32 Simpson, Terry L (Def. Assn.) 33 Sinkler, Desmon (Def. Assn.) 34 Smith, Corey (Fish, Illon Ross) 35 Smith, Lawrence (Def. Assn.) 36 Smith, Ronald (Def. Assn.) 37 Ston, Paul (Def. Assn.) 38 Sumpter, Eric 39 Sumpter, Eric (Def. Assn.) 40 Wallace, Charles E. (Def. Assn.) 41 Whitehead, Tyrone (McDermott, Barbara Ann) 42 Whitehead, Tyrone (McDermott, Barbara Ann) 43 Williford, Ronald (Def. Assn.) 44 Wimes, Troy (Hughes, Evan T. L.) 45 Young, Noel 46 Young, Noel 47 Young, Noel Room 906--MOORE, J. 1 Arttaway, Akeia (O Keefe, Joseph Scott) 2 Attica, Steven (Def. Assn.) 3 Butler, Jeffrey (Def. Assn.) 4 Camacho, Eddie A A. (Def. Assn.) 5 Cole, Fidel 6 Cole, Fidel 7 Coleman, Lamont A. (Def. Assn.) 8 Crespo, Samuel (Pagano, Gregory Joseph) 9 Dann, Omar K (Def. Assn.) 10 Darden, Michael C. (Def. Assn.) 11 Datts, Elvira (Def. Assn.) 12 Datts, Elvira (Def. Assn.) 13 Days, Marsel (Def. Assn.) 14 Ezell, Michael (Sanita, Amato T.) 15 Felton, Elliott (Def. Assn.) 16 Galindez, Jose (Def. Assn.) 17 Guzman, Victor (Def. Assn.) 18 Hemmingway, Priscilla (Def. Assn.) 19 Hunt, Lloyd (Def. Assn.) 20 Johnson, Malik (Def. Assn.) 21 Johnson, William (Def. Assn.) 22 Lane, Rashad (Def. Assn.) 23 Mao, Tonny (Def. Assn.) 24 Mao, Tonny (Def. Assn.) 25 Melendez, Melissa (Def. Assn.) 26 Millner, Mitchell (Stern, Douglas Nathaniel) 27 Montgomery, Robert (Def. Assn.) 28 Murray, Raheem (Def. Assn.) 29 Nance, Naim (Kramer, Max Gerson) 30 Peak, Danae (Perri, Fortunato N. Jr.) 31 Rivera, Sixto (Def. Assn.) 32 Rodgers, Vernard (Def. Assn.) 33 Rodriguez, Pedro (Def. Assn.) 34 Santiago, Josue (Def. Assn.) 35 Santiago-mora, Nicolas (Def. Assn.) 36 Simmons, Bonita (Peters, Paul S. III) 37 Smith, Geavonne (Def. Assn.) 38 Soto, Edgar (Def. Assn.) 39 Spann, Jerome Carl Jr C. (Every, Joel) 40 Tabb, Richard (Def. Assn.) 41 Thomas, Robert (Def. Assn.) 42 Thompson, Samantha (Def. Assn.) 43 Torres, Jose (Razzano, Matthew Louis) 44 Tumaini, Uzuri (Def. Assn.) 45 Watson, Dyheim (Funt, James Adam) Room WASHINGTON, J. 8:00 A.M. 1 Adams, Lloyd Paul (Def. Assn.) 2 Boland, Thomas 3 Boyer, Darren (Def. Assn.) 4 Cantlin, Patrick (Def. Assn.) 5 Capriotti, Joseph J (Tinari, Nino V.) 6 Carroll, Raymond (Def. Assn.) 7 Childs, Jason 8 Collins, Brian (Mincarelli, Louis Anthony) 9 Cooper, Michael A. (Def. Assn.) 10 Cowell, Collin (Mincarelli, Louis Anthony) 11 Duggan, Omarr 12 Dupree, Vernon 13 Ems, Thomas K. (Cevallos, Daniel Louis) 14 Ems, Thomas K. (Cevallos, Daniel Louis) 15 Ems, Thomas K. (Cevallos, Daniel Louis) 16 Ems, Thomas K. (Cevallos, Daniel Louis) 17 Ems, Thomas K. (Cevallos, Daniel Louis) 18 Finklea, Joseph (Def. Assn.) 19 George, Waynes (Patton, Richard E.) 20 Getz, Frederick 21 Glover, Ryan J. 22 Grant, Khynesha 23 Grimes, Anthony (Def. Assn.) 24 Harvey, Shane (Dixon, Robert J.) 25 Herman, Catherine M. 26 Herman, Catherine M. 27 Hill, Steven L. 28 Johnson, Blake (Def. Assn.) 29 Johnson, Blake (Def. Assn.) 30 Jones, Jaqueline A. (Borum, Trevan) 31 Jones, Joseph William 32 Klein, Randal R (Def. Assn.) 33 Klein, Randal R (Def. Assn.) 34 Kravitz, Joseph (Def. Assn.) 35 Landers, Darrell (Def. Assn.) 36 Lauer, William J (Def. Assn.) 37 Lawler, John (Def. Assn.) 38 Logan, Andre (Def. Assn.) 39 Mam, Bolla (Def. Assn.) 40 Marfisi, Eduardo (Def. Assn.) 41 Medina, Louie 42 Mitchell, Izell (Hark, Richard Quinton) 43 Mizas, Michael (Mungello, Mark D.) 44 Moore, Edward J. (Def. Assn.) 45 Murataj, Kristi (Def. Assn.) 46 Nobles, Marvin (Def. Assn.) 47 Ocasio, Anthony (Def. Assn.) 48 Ocasio, Anthony (Def. Assn.) 49 Palumbo, Trevor (Def. Assn.) 50 Ramirez, Joshua (Def. Assn.) 51 Rex, Kevin (Def. Assn.) 52 Richardson, Tyron 53 Rivera, Lionel (Def. Assn.) 54 Rivera, Tony (Tarpey, Timothy J.) 55 Shea, Matthew (Def. Assn.) 56 Smith, Krystal (Sigal, Steven Lawrence) 57 Teachey, Rafield (Def. Assn.) 58 Teachey, Rafield (Def. Assn.) 59 Thomas, Tyreek (Def. Assn.) 60 Vanderhart, Darrell (Def. Assn.) 61 Vega, Luis (Def. Assn.) 62 Walker, Andre 63 Williams, Shanea R (Def. Assn.) Room MEEHAN, J. 9:00 A.M. 1 Brown, Joshua (Fish, Illon Ross) 2 Brown, Kalvin (Grube, Keith Steven) 3 Childs, Kenneth E. (Def. Assn.) 4 Childs, Kenneth E. (Def. Assn.) 5 Dean, Kencil (Cohen, Elliot Marc) 6 Goosby, Nahfeese (Def. Assn.) 7 Hughes, Jerry (Cevallos, Daniel Louis) 8 Jones, Clarence (Def. Assn.) 9 Lyons, Lamont (Def. Assn.) 10 Mclean, Quron (Def. Assn.) 11 Mclean, Quron (Def. Assn.) 12 Mclean, Quron (Def. Assn.) 13 Mclean, Quron (Def. Assn.) 14 Revel, Marc A (McDermott, Barbara Ann) 15 Revel, Marc A (McDermott, Barbara Ann) 16 Revel, Marc A (McDermott, Barbara Ann) 17 Revel, Marc A. (Fitzpatrick, Thomas Odell) 18 Sanders, Tyrone (Def. Assn.) 19 Sanders, Tyrone (Def. Assn.) 20 Sanders, Tyrone (Def. Assn.) 21 Sanders, Tyrone (Def. Assn.) 22 Sanders, Tyrone (Def. Assn.) 23 Sanders, Tyrone (Def. Assn.) 24 Sanders, Tyrone (Def. Assn.) 25 Sanders, Tyrone (Def. Assn.) 26 Sanders, Tyrone (Def. Assn.) 27 Sanders, Tyrone (Def. Assn.) 28 Sanders, Tyrone (Def. Assn.) 29 Sanders, Tyrone (Def. Assn.) 30 Sanders, Tyrone (Def. Assn.) 31 Sanders, Tyrone (Def. Assn.) 32 Sanders, Tyrone (Def. Assn.) 33 Sanders, Tyrone (Def. Assn.) 34 Sanders, Tyrone (Def. Assn.) 35 Smith, Darren (Perez, Benjamin Gerjoy) 36 Smith, Darren (Perez, Benjamin Gerjoy) 37 Smith, Darren (Perez, Benjamin Gerjoy) 38 Smith, Darren (Fishman, Brian M.) 39 Spencer, Alexander (Def. Assn.) 40 Terrell, Darrell (Def. Assn.) 41 Villa, Marcus (Def. Assn.) CIVIL LISTINGS THURSDAY, MARCH 31, A--TO BE ASSIGNED 10 A.M. 1 Capital One Bank v. Domercant 2 Commonwealth Financial Systems Inc. v. Glassman 3 Discover Bank v. Kenneth 4 Alan R. Mege, Esquire v. Chalmers 5 American Credit & Collections Llc v. Myles 1 P.M. 1 Jp Morgan Chase Bank N.a. v. Henderson 2 Jp Morgan Chase Bank N.a. v. Polanco 3 Jp Morgan Chase Bank N.a. v. Palmer 4 Jp Morgan Chase Bank N.a. v. Turgott 5 Jp Morgan Chase Bank N.a. v. Grand-pierre 6 Jp Morgan Chase Bank N.a. v. Whartenby 7 Jp Morgan Chase Bank N.a. v. Empson 8 Jp Morgan Chase Bank N.a. v. Winser 9 Jp Morgan Chase Bank N.a. v. Fingeroth 10 Jp Morgan Chase Bank N.a. v. Allen 11 Jp Morgan Chase Bank N.a. v. Alston 12 Jp Morgan Chase Bank N.a. v. Davis 13 Jp Morgan Chase Bank N.a. v. Worrell 14 Jp Morgan Chase Bank N.a. v. Smart 15 Jp Morgan Chase Bank N.a. v. Montalvo 16 Jp Morgan Chase Bank N.a. v. Rodriguez 17 Jp Morgan Chase Bank N.a. v. Son 18 Jp Morgan Chase Bank N.a. v. Parylak 19 Jp Morgan Chase Bank N.a. v. Airey 20 Jp Morgan Chase Bank N.a. v. Collier 21 Jp Morgan Chase Bank N.a. v. Carr 22 Jp Morgan Chase Bank N.a. v. Simpkins 23 Jp Morgan Chase Bank N.a. v. Tuck 24 Jp Morgan Chase Bank N.a. v. Nunes 25 Jp Morgan Chase Bank N.a. v. Edwards 26 Jp Morgan Chase Bank N.a. v. Robertson 27 Jp Morgan Chase Bank N.a. v. Sala 28 Jp Morgan Chase Bank N.a. v. Santana 29 Jp Morgan Chase Bank N.a. v. Leon 30 Jp Morgan Chase Bank N.a. v. Tramel 31 Jp Morgan Chase Bank N.a. v. Mort 32 Jp Morgan Chase Bank N.a. v. Fernandez 33 Jp Morgan Chase Bank N.a. v. Shaw 34 Jp Morgan Chase Bank N.a. v. Crawford 35 Jp Morgan Chase Bank N.a. v. Saxton 36 Jp Morgan Chase Bank N.a. v. Sellers 37 White v. Roto Rooter Services Company 4B--FRAZIER LYDE, J. 8:45 A.M. 1 Zhang v. Anderson & All Occupants 2 Hart v. Brown & All Occupants 3 Chadwick v. Turner 4 E G Enterprises v. Dandridge & All Occupants 5 Bordone v. Harvey 6 Bordone v. Harkins 7 Princeton Properties 2004 Lp v. Dickoff 8 East & West Of Broad Income Properties Llc v. Bullock 9 C/o Interstate Realty v. Bennett 10 Sharswood Associates Lp v. Brooks 11 Sharswood Associates Lp v. Allen 12 Stone v. Owens And All Other Occupants 13 Is Jam, Llc v. Spencer 14 Is Jam, Llc v. Harden, Guarantor 15 Is Jam, Llc v. Hcfd Corporation Real Estate Auction Center 16 Reed v. Hall 17 Serrano v. Trindle 18 Modern Living 2 v. Johnson-komate 19 Modern Living 2 v. Jordan 20 Mitros v. Santana 21 Tactical Home Base Real Estate & Enterprise, Llc. v. Jones 22 Pearson v. Taylor 23 Cruz v. Klapiszewki 24 Watson-swanston v. Polite Frankford Llc v. Petti Frankford Llc v. Temme 27 Spearman v. Booker 28 Clarkson v. Alexander 29 Holmes v. Smith 30 Yaaqov v. Nesterov & All Occupants 31 Pena v. Coleman & All Occupants 32 William H. Ross, Iii & Co Llc v. Rowlette & All Occupants 33 Ross v. Thompson & All Occupants 34 David Schwartz v. Harrison 35 Kliger Ellen v. Parker, Jr 36 Allegheny I Housing L P v. Knox 37 Cliveden Wayne Associates v. M. Collins 38 Cliveden Wayne Associates v. J. Lynch 39 Congress Hall 2004 Lp v. Marsh-moore 40 Congress Hall 2004 L P v. Ancrum 41 Wallingford 2007 Associates Lp v. Haynes 42 Fernhill Park Apartments Lp v. Muhammad 43 Fernhill Park Apartments Lp v. Buie 44 Wadsworth Manor Partners L P v. Anderson 45 Welsh 2007 Associates Lp v. Doelve 46 La-1600 Walnut St Lp v. Goel 47 Crestwood Properties 2004 Lp v. Short 48 Brentwood Parkside Association v. Ahmad 49 Wadsworth Manor Partners Lp v. Harvey 50 Audubon Apartments Llc v. Devane 51 Master Street Housing Partnership Lp v. Johnson 52 Wynmawr Court Associates Lp v. Kingjackson 53 Wadsworth Manor Partners Lp v. Scott 54 Wallingford 2007 Associates Lp v. S. Dade 55 Wallingford 2007 Associates Lp v. Oliver 56 Wallingford 2007 Associates Lp v. Taylor 57 Crestwood Properties 2004 Lp v. Keys 58 Cliveden Wayne Associates v. S. Decatur 59 Congress Hall 2004 Lp v. Coker 60 Cliveden 2002 Lp v. Brewington 61 Reed House Association Sro v. Lewis 62 Oxford Apt Partners Lp v. Salvee 63 Arthur & Gerard Bye v. Shah 64 Liberties Walk Associates, Lp v. Kim 65 Soltani v. Santos 66 Smith v. Mccullagh 12:45 P.M. 1 Savintseva v. Kun 2 Moraj, Lp. v. Colkers 3 Neighborhood Restorations Lpxi v. Jefferson And All Occs 4 Zhang v. Buck 5 Kidd v. Felder 6 Kidd v. Woods 7 Medori v. Johnson 8 Leck v. Seal 9 Townsville v. Robinson 10 Chu v. Colon 11 Carpitella v. Bailey 12 Carpitella v. Gaither 13 Chow v. Ali 14 Ovrutsky v. Nelson 15 Orth v. Kane 16 Heritage Associates v. Lucas 17 Algen Holding Company, Inc. v. Does 18 Philadelphia Parking Authority v. Lutzo 2:00 P.M. 1 Munteanu v. Joyner 4C--TO BE ASSIGNED 9 A.M. 1 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Wilson 2 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Hudome 3 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Nguyen 4 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Abdouramane 5 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. B & J Realty Llc 6 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Pagan 7 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Llanos 8 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Williams 9 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Mc Neil 10 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Nja 11 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. 538 N 19th Street Llc 12 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Ferrell 13 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Ortiz 14 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Greco 15 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Mitchell 16 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Wright 17 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Mh Realty Portfolio I Llc 18 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Ballard 19 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Anthony 20 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Papiernik 21 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Hannibal 22 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Johnson 23 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Rogers 24 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Jacobs 25 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Speiser 26 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Johnson 27 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Negron 28 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Apple Devep Corp 29 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Aviles 30 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Mejias 31 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Lockwood 32 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Womack 33 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Howard 34 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Curley 35 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Carter 36 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Shiffler 37 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Walston 38 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Booker 39 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Williams 40 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Bullard 41 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Hill 42 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Everett 43 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Haroun 44 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Mc Clarin 45 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Alicie 46 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Conover 47 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Andrews 48 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Lesueuer 49 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Waiteman 50 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Tomlin 51 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Sidorski 52 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Dowling s Palace Inc 53 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Gomez 54 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Sawh 55 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Pabon 56 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Stanton 57 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Thorpe 58 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Roberts 59 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Warren Investments Llc 60 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Johnson 61 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Palmer 62 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Watts 63 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Kehler 64 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Brunson 65 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Gordon 66 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Pressley 67 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Tapper 68 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Sutton 69 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Mc Coy 70 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Ksm Investment Llc 71 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. 417 South Street Realty 72 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Lewis 73 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Bell 74 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Reaves 75 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Garcia 76 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Roberts (trustee) 77 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Mcneil 78 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Patterson 79 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Coach 80 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Wilson 81 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Brooks 82 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Randolph 83 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Thompkins 84 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Alvin Properties Llc 85 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Noonan 86 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Mcclain 10:30 A.M. 1 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Goody 2 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Elberson 3 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. King 4 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Gouw 5 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Quinn 6 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Milton 7 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Performance 8 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Pfg Customized Distribution 9 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Henny Penny Corporation 10 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Southern Mills Inc 11 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Finest Food Distributing Co 12 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Tru Blu Logistics 13 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Rohn 14 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Mcilvain 15 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Bradford 16 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Repko 17 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Scarlett 18 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Albany 19 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Williams 20 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Twanmo 21 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Baldwin 22 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Young 23 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Ahern 24 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Kondracki 25 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Jackson 26 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Decasternuovo 27 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Clark Tina Marie 28 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Bochnig 29 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Dam 30 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Barr 31 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Morrison Takea Janelle 32 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Sullivan 33 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Dickerson 34 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. West-ward Pharmaceutical Corp 35 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Sam Kane Beef Processors Inc 36 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Emulex 37 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Entegris 38 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Tyco Fire Prodcuts Lp 39 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Lee 40 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Stallone 41 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Nelson 42 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Christopher 43 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Myers 44 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Wall 45 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Lebeau 46 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Meglic 47 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Grady Mary Denise 48 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Gunning 49 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Colley 50 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Alvarado 1 P.M. 1 City of Phila. v. Mcbride James F 2 City of Phila. v. Rivers Wayne & Whipple Lawrenc 3 City of Phila. v. Tony And Namors Contracting Co 4 City of Phila. v. Green Commons Llc 5 City of Phila. v. Sustainable Business Network O 6 City of Phila. v. Carter Maurice 7 City of Phila. v. Barrington Althea 8 City of Phila. v. Christian Kenneth W 9 City of Phila. v. Stewart Jonathan A 10 City of Phila. v. Anselmo John 11 City of Phila. v. Rabb Cynthia 12 City of Phila. v. Simcah Insurance Agents Inc 13 City of Phila. v. Xynatech Mfg Co 14 City of Phila. v. Stanley Kitchen Supplies Inc 15 City of Phila. v. Sharpe Kenneth L 16 City of Phila. v. Smith Denise M 17 City of Phila. v. Moore Barbara 18 City of Phila. v. Young-mendel Lisa J 19 City of Phila. v. Amoah Richard K 20 City of Phila. v. Hill Stephen 21 City of Phila. v. Davidson John 22 City of Phila. v. Fourliberty Records Llc 23 City of Phila. v. Greer Andrew S 24 City of Phila. v. Morrison - Wesley Ii Dennis A 25 City of Phila. v. Fayaz Wasim 26 City of Phila. v. Mccann Matthew J 27 City of Phila. v. Cetrowski John 28 City of Phila. v. Martins Raquel 29 City of Phila. v. Pigford Latricia N 30 City of Phila. v. Hou Seyleak S 31 City of Phila. v. Jones Iona 32 City of Phila. v. Curry David R 33 City of Phila. v. Vision3 Multimedia Llc 34 City of Phila. v. Gabuniya Zaza 35 City of Phila. v. Bailey Salimata 36 City of Phila. v. Doumbia Alassane 37 City of Phila. v. Crusemir James 38 City of Phila. v. Klukiewski Peter 39 City of Phila. v. Bell James 40 City of Phila. v. Hill Joe C 41 City of Phila. v. Gandy Stephen 42 City of Phila. v. Glidden David J 43 City of Phila. v. Moule John P 44 City of Phila. v. Reeves Stephen 45 City of Phila. v. L A Properties 46 City of Phila. v. Moseley Elaine L 47 City of Phila. v. Metropolitan Home Finance 48 City of Phila. v. Riotto-haigh David K 49 City of Phila. v. Mingrone & Pecora Llc 50 City of Phila. v. Moreno Sergio 51 City of Phila. v. Dip Sine 52 City of Phila. v. Dosso Lassana 53 City of Phila. v. Barreto Joe L 54 City of Phila. v. Kelly Sean P 55 City of Phila. v. Garofolo James J 56 City of Phila. v. Vaslyev Gennadiy 57 City of Phila. v. Francis Howard 58 City of Phila. v. Inyang Felicia 59 City of Phila. v. Koger Edna D 60 City of Phila. v. Lebron Leticia 61 City of Phila. v. Taing Bun Leng 62 City of Phila. v. Gabello Christopher

24 24 THE LEGAL INTELLIGENCER THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 2011 VOL P City of Phila. v. Pratts Yanira I 64 City of Phila. v. Maldonando Manuel R 65 City of Phila. v. Rivera Jose J 66 City of Phila. v. Stafford Clem 67 City of Phila. v. Lee Hee M 68 City of Phila. v. Medina Carlos 69 City of Phila. v. Day Christopher J 70 City of Phila. v. Bridgelink Llc 71 City of Phila. v. Brooke Haile B 72 City of Phila. v. Vita Joseph L Jr 73 City of Phila. v. Smith Sharon E 74 City of Phila. v. Treshat Pjeter 75 City of Phila. v. Rybak Oleksandr 2:00 P.M. 1 City of Phila. v. First Central Plaza Inc 2 City of Phila. v. Phila Playoffs Non-profit 3 City of Phila. v. Mclaurin 4 City of Phila. v. Suarez 5 City of Phila. v. Choi 6 City of Phila. v. Peniel General Contracting Inc 7 City of Phila. v. Philly Nosheri Inc 8 City of Phila. v. Lee 9 City of Phila. v. Merritt 4D--POWELL, J. 9:15 A.M. 1 Law Office Of Faye Riva Cohen, P.c. v. Mendy 2 Elite Elevator Services, Llc v. Italian Bistro Of Center City, Inc. 3 Franklin v. Singletary 1:15 PM 1 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Morris 2 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Carey 3 City of Phila. v. Realty East Inc 4 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Davis 5 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Davis 6 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Strickland 7 City of Phila. v. Blocker Eula 8 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Truimphant Faith International 9 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Lewis 10 Com. of Pa., City of Phila. v. Manayunk Enterprises 11 City of Phila. v. Graham Wade & Ella Estate Of 12 City of Phila. v. Rodriguez Sandra 13 City of Phila. v. Jackson Wayne C 14 City of Phila. v. Felix Walker 15 City of Phila. v. Garner Daniel C 16 City of Phila. v. Aversa Alfred 17 City of Phila. v. Scarborough Patricia 18 City of Phila. v. Anthony T Lam Dmd Pc 19 City of Phila. v. Scarborough Patricia 20 City of Phila. v. Felix Walker 21 City of Phila. v. Mobley John L 22 City of Phila. v. Delmont Joseph R 23 City of Phila. v. Gaddy Tracy 24 City of Phila. v. Walker Dennet J 25 City of Phila. v. Srdh Inc 26 City of Phila. v. Capaldi Mark 27 City Of Phila., Rev. Dept. v. Committee For Dignity & Fairnes 28 City Of Phila., Rev. Dept. v. Committee For Dignity & Fairness 29 City Of Phila., Rev. Dept. v. Committee For Dignity & Fairness 30 City Of Phila., Rev. Dept. v. Committee For Dignity & Fairness 31 City Of Phila., Rev. Dept. v. Committee For Dignity & Fairness 32 City Of Phila., Rev. Dept. v. Committee For Dignity & Fairness 33 City Of Phila., Rev. Dept. v. Committee For Dignity & Fairness 34 City Of Phila., Rev. Dept. v. Committee For Dignity & Fairness 35 City Of Phila., Rev. Dept. v. Committee For Dignity & Fairness 36 Ramsay v. Sylla 4F--GILBERT, J. 9:15 A.M. 1 Abreu v. Mella 2 Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company A/s/o Rebecca v. Ayala 3 Gajary v. Williams 4 Law Offices Of Dimitri L. Karapelou, Llc v. Demedio 10 A.M. 1 Dupiche v. Verna 11 A.M. 1 Ace Check Exchange, Inc. v. Mccloskey 1:15 PM 1 Capital One Bank, N.a. v. Gonzalez 2 Shvets v. Friedman 3 Capital One Bank, N.a. v. Watters 4 Ituah v. Philadelphia Housing Authority 5 Ituah v. Philadelphia Housing Authority 6 John D orazio & Sons, Inc. v. Southwest Development Corporation 7 Pete s Auto Service Center, Inc. v. Masterson 8 Fitzer v. Stellander 9 Cunningham v. Consumer Credit Counseling Service Of Delaware Val 10 Mise Design Group, Llc v. Good Food Holdings, Llc. 11 Riley v. Solomon 2:00 P.M. 1 Figueroa v. Waldo 4G--TO BE ASSIGNED 9 A.M. 1 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Ismailanji 2 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Centra Associates 3 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Tucent 4 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Martinez 5 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Ryans 6 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Es C/o Goodman Properties 7 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Jumoke 8 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Jean 9 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. S3 Enterprises Llc. 10 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Mir C3 Lp. 11 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Yi 12 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Lee 13 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. City Of Philadelphia Dept. Of Public Property 14 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Concepcion 15 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Burke 16 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Miscenich 17 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Calle 18 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Cheng 19 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Pifco Properties Llc. 20 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Shank 21 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Varvara 22 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Mariscal 23 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Williams 24 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Vicki s Boarding Home 1 P.M. 1 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Porowicz 2 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Dollykutty 3 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Stewart 4 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Ladd 5 City Of Phila.: Dept. Of L&I v. Marc 1 Investments Court of Appeals OPINIONS FILED MARCH 25, 2011 BY RENDELL, J.: Dong, Petitioner v. Att. Gen. of the US; ; BIA s ruling affirmed. BY SLOVITER, J.: Zhao, Petitioner v. Att. Gen. of the US; ; (Submitted Pursuant to Third Circuit LAR 34.1(a); petition for review denied. BY SMITH, J.: USA v. Smith, Appellant; ; (Submitted Pursuant to Third Circuit LAR 34.1(a); order of Dist. Court affirmed. BY JORDAN, J.: Reid, Appellant v. Beard, Dist. Att.; ; Dist. Court affirmed. DISTRICT COURT DISPOSITION OF CASES ON THE GENERAL TRIAL LIST Before J. C. JOYNER, J. Marlene Chait v.delta Air Lines, Inc.;verdict. District Court MEMORANDA AND ORDERS MARCH 24, 2011 BY BARTLE, C.J.: De Lage Landen Operational Services, LLC v. Third Pillar Systems, LLC; ; motion to vacate denied. BY SLOMSKY, J.: Young v. C.O. Slatowski, et al.; ; ordered defendants s motion to dismiss granted. Bell v. Jones, et al.; ; report and recommendation approved and adopted. BY HART, U.S.M.J.: Monarch Life Ins. Co. v. Est. of Tarone, III, et al.; ; plaintiff s motion in limine granted. Young v. C.O. Slatowski, et al.; ; ordered defendants s motion to dismiss granted. Bell v. Jones, et al.; ; report and recommendation approved and adopted. BY BUCKWALTER, S.J.: Nationwide Life Ins. Co. v. Commonwealth Land Title Ins. Co.; ; defendant s motion for reconsideration granted in part denied in part. > CIVIL ACTIONS The defendant s name appears first, followed by the name of the plaintiff, the number, the nature of the suit and the name of plaintiff s attorney. MARCH 18, 2011 US Dept. of Labor--Verizon PA, Inc.; ; notice of removal; C.H. Wright. All State Ins. Co.--Anne M. Dixon; ; ins. contract; p.p.. US Postal Service--Allstate Ins. Co.; ; prop. damage; S.C. Crawford, Jr.. Apotex Inc.--Lupin Atlantis Holdings; ; patent infringement; J.J. Higson. Timothy Krawczuk: At Systems Atlantic-- Manuel D. Bahoque-DeLeon; ; personal injury; W.D. Hobson. Law Office of John P. Frye--Bruce Johnson; ; fair debt collection act; H.K. Trubman. MARCH 21, 2011 City of Phila.: John Does--Michael Zenquis; ; civil rights; J.H. Feinberg. Pro Solutions, Inc.--Connie B. Stafford; Ronald R. Stafford; Eric B. Stafford; ; motor vehicle; M.A. Kaye. Commonwealth of PA Dept. of Public Welfare--Amanda E. Howard; ; family medical act; J.D. Yoder. Luis M. Castro--Anita Jenkins; ; motor vehicle; M.S. Kancher. VF-PA LLC--Sweat, Inc.; Sweat Conshocken, Inc.; ; breach of contract; D.H. Bjornstad. James Tenis: Scott W. Seales--Erik D. Andrews; ; civil rights; A.A. Pandola, Jr.. Michael J. Astrue--Steven Lee Eads; ; social security; M.P. Boyle. Bankruptcy Court PETITIONS FILED MARCH 16, 2011 (PHILADELPHIA) Chapter 7 Stephen Robert Lawall a.k.a. Stephen R. Lawall, Haldeman Ave., APt. #E-8, Phila., PA.; ; no summaries listed; S. Newman, atty.; S. Raslavich, B.J. Chapter 13 Margaret Bynum Lee, 2010 Upland Way, Phila., PA.; ; no summaries listed; J.D. Moran, atty.; B.I. Fox, B.J. James J. Beck, Jr. and Rebecca A. Wassler, 35 McCormick Way, Lincoln Univ., PA.; ; no summaries listed; D.R. Black, atty.; S. Raslavich, B.J. Chapter 7 Abraham Elzani, 565 Carlisle Dr., Morrisvile, PA.; ; no summaries listed; J.M. Franklin, atty.; B.I. Fox, B.J. James Ziegelhofer and Catherine Ziegelhofer, 920 Wood St., Bristol, PA.; ; no summaries listed; J.M. Franklin, atty.; S. Raslavich, B.J. Vaughn J. Walter and Lori L. Walter, 10 Overhill Dr., Lancaster, PA.; ; no summaries listed; A.V. Grbach, atty.; E.L. Frank, B.J. William West and Kathleen West, 251 S. Olds Blvd., Apt. 39b, Fairless Hills, PA.; ; no summaries listed; M.P. Kelly, atty.; M.D. Coleman, B.J. Craig D. Musselman and Cynthia A. Musselman, 1481 California Rd., Quakertown, PA.; ; no summaries listed; J.C. McCullough, atty.; B.I. Fox, B.J. Chapter 13 Somer S. Pugh a.k.a. Somer Shae Pugh, 46 Elder Ave., Lansdowne, PA.; ; no summaries listed; M.L. Chambers, Jr., atty.; E.L. Frank, B.J. Mary Griffin-Price, 18 Strathmore Rod, Havertown, PA.; ; no summaries listed; D.M. Siegel, atty.; J.K. FitzSimon, B.J. George Bush, Jr. and Patricia Bush, 229 Garden Station Rd., Avondale, PA.; ; no summaries listed; E.B. Jensen, atty.; S. Raslavich, B.J. Nicole Chabat, 264 Montgomery Ave., Haverford, PA.; ; no summaries listed; M.A. Cibik2, atty.; M.D. Coleman, B.J. John Yula, 1026 Jackson St., Phila., PA.; ; no summaries listed; S.P. Kelly, atty.; M.D. Coleman, B.J. Chapter 7 Verna A. Swerdlow, 1415 Surrey Lane, Wynnewood, PA.; ; no summaries listed; L.S. Rubin, atty.; J.K. FitzSimon, B.J. Karen A. Shockley, 2133 N. Lee Lane, Aston, PA.; ; no summaries listed; L.S. Rubin, atty.; B.I. Fox, B.J. Chapter 13 Antonia Graves, 546 W. Lindley Ave., Phila., PA.; ; no summaries listed; G. Miller, atty.; S. Raslavich, B.J. Chapter 11 Willstown Woods, II, L.P., Box 205, Edgemont, PA.; ; no summaries listed; p.p.; M.D. Coleman, B.J. MARCH 17, 2011 (PHILADELPHIA) Chapter 13 Sandra Maduike, 272 Sheffield Rd., Lansdowne, PA.; ; no summaries listed; K.E. West, atty.; E.L. Frank, B.J. Paul R. Vangore, 1405 Pepper Rd., Rydal, PA.; ; no summaries listed; Z. Perlick, atty.; J.K. FitzSimon, B.J. Donna Marie Duncan, 80 Berkley Ave., Lansdowne, PA.; ; no summaries listed; E. Igwe, atty.; M.D. Coleman, B.J. Chapter 7 Jose A. Weidman, Sr., 445 W. Frederick St., Lancaster, PA.; ; no summaries listed; M.D. Hess, atty.; B.I. Fox, B.J. Chapter 13 Nelson B. Hower and Susan L. Hower, 4053 W. 7th St., Marcus Hook, PA.; ; no summaries listed; M.H. Pachtman, atty.; M.D. Coleman, B.J. David M. Dallas, 194 Grubb St., Malvern, PA.; ; no summaries listed; S.F. Waterman, atty.; M.D. Coleman, B.J. Stephen K. Bazik and Kristen A. Bazik a.k.a. Kristen A. Hemcher a.k.a. Kristen Hemcher-Bazik, 4102 Taylor Ave., Drexel Hill, PA.; ; no summaries listed; D.B. Spitofsky, atty.; S. Raslavich, B.J. Stephen Janasik, 4019 Redden Rd., Drexel Hill, PA.; ; no summaries listed; R.H. Holber, atty.; B.I. Fox, B.J. Chapter 7 Edward W. Cahill and Marie G. Cahill a.k.a. Marie Wikiera, 2435 E. Clearfield St., Phila., PA.; ; no summaries listed; B.J. Trawick, atty.; M.D. Coleman, B.J. Darin R. Schantz, 1855 E. Cedarville Rd., Pottstown, PA.; ; no summaries listed; D.T. McGrory, atty.; S. Raslavich, B.J. Randy K. Kichtenfels, 209 Cedar Hollow, Manheim, PA.; ; no summaries listed; A.V. Grbach, atty.; M.D. Coleman, B.J. Olufemi O. Olutunmbi, 154 Wentworth Circle, Royersford, PA.; ; no summaries listed; D.T. McGrory, atty.; M.D. Coleman, B.J. Peggyanne K. Montville, 202 Brower Ave., Flr. 2, Phoenixville, PA.; ; no summaries listed; D.T. McGrory, atty.; B.I. Fox, B.J. Carol A. Hofling, 2630 Hieter Rd., Quakertown, PA.; ; no summaries listed; P.H. Young, atty.; J.K. FitzSimon, B.J. Cynthia A. Caville, 3836 Landis Mill Rd., Collegeville, PA.; ; no summaries listed; D.T. McGrory, atty.; B.I. Fox, B.J. Krumins Enterprises, Inc., 633 Mary St., Warminster, PA.; ; no summaries listed; K.J. Roeberg, atty.; J.K. FitzSimon, B.J. John Carey, 9 3rd Ave., Lester, PA.; ; no summaries listed; M. Kutzer, atty.; S. Raslavich, B.J. Theresa A. Flaherty a.k.a. Squillaciotti, 313 Cantrell St., Phila., PA.; ; no summaries listed; p.p.; E.L. Frank, B.J. Chapter 13 Glenn Harvey Stewart, 1224 Cobbs St., Drexel Hill, PA.; ; no summaries listed; R.H. Holber, atty.; J.K. FitzSimon, B.J. Chapter 7 William P. Beeman, 124 Reliance Place, Telford, PA.; ; no summaries listed; P.H. Young, atty.; S. Raslavich, B.J. Gerald D. Rhoades, Jr., 1093 Taylor Dr., Folcroft, PA.; ; no summaries listed; M. Gumbel, atty.; M.D. Coleman, B.J. Kevin M. Parker and Kelly A. Parker, 33 Reliance Court, Telford, PA.; ; no summaries listed; A.G. Tuttle, atty.; J.K. FitzSimon, B.J. Michael Marks and Joanne Rita Marks a.k.a. Joanne R. Marks, 5006 Deer Dr., Downingtown, PA.; ; no summaries listed; M. Blank, Jr., atty.; E.L. Frank, B.J. Ray Slone, 41 W. Temple Ave., Apt. C-6, Sellersville, PA.; ; no summaries listed; P.H. Young, atty.; B.I. Fox, B.J. MARCH 24, 2011 (READING) Chapter 7 Tamala Ann Dresh, ; no summaries listed; R.E. Fehling, B.J. Richard A. Plinke and Terry A. Plinke, ; no summaries listed; R.E. Fehling, B.J. Chapter 13 Kevin M. Messner and Kimberly M. Messner, ; no summaries listed; R.E. Fehling, B.J. Chapter 7 Curtis A. Koons, ; no summaries listed; R.E. Fehling, B.J. Beth Ann Weatherholt, ; no summaries listed; R.E. Fehling, B.J. Laura M. Seier and Andrew L. Seier, ; no summaries listed; R.E. Fehling, B.J. Lisa G. Knauss, ; no summaries listed; R.E. Fehling, B.J. Diane Widdows Henry, ; no summaries listed; R.E. Fehling, B.J. Chapter 13 Ann Belkis Martineza-Sanchez, ; no summaries listed; R.E. Fehling, B.J. Chapter 7 Ralph W. Howe, ; no summaries listed; R.E. Fehling, B.J. Hollie M. Hoppock, ; no summaries listed; R.E. Fehling, B.J. MARCH 25, 2011 (READING) Chapter 13 Paula Jo Hyle, ; no summaries listed; R.E. Fehling, B.J. Mark John Arner and Grace N. Arner, ; no summaries listed; R.E. Fehling, B.J. Harold Lloyd Walter, ; no summaries listed; R.E. Fehling, B.J. James J. Dunda, ; no summaries listed; R.E. Fehling, B.J. ADVERSARY ACTIONS The defendant s name appears first in heavy type, followed by the name of the plaintiff, the number, the nature of the suit and the name of plaintiff s attorney. MARCH 28, 2011 (PHILADELPHIA) US Dept. of Treasury, IRS -- Patricia Ann Garr; ; to determine the dischargeability of a debt; p.p.. GMAC Mortgage LLC -- Elgin Drewery; Pamela A. Drewery; ; to determine the dischargeability of a debt; p.p.. SUPREME COURT ORDERS & DECREES January 18, 2011 PER CURIAM Com. v. Butler; 112 EM 2010; The Petition for Permission to File Appeal Nunc Pro Tunc, treated as a Petition for Leave to File Petition for Allowance of Appeal Nunc Pro Tunc, is granted. Petitioner shall file a Petition for Allowance of Appeal within 30 days of this order. January 19, 2011 Com. v. Gizaza; 480 EAL 2010; The Petition for allowance of Appeal is denied. Com. v. Savage; 380 EAL 2010; The Application for Reconsideration is hereby denied. January 20, 2011 Com. v. Miller; 123 EAL 2010; The Petition for Allowance of Appeal is hereby denied. Com. v. Day; 158 EAL 2010; the Petition for Allowance of appeal is hereby denied. Com. v. Pshillips; 232 EAL 2010; The Petition for Allowance of Appeal is hereby denied. Com. v. Cleveland; 243 EAL 2010; The Petition for Allowance of Appeal is hereby denied. Com. Respondent v. Peeples; 327 EAL 2010; The Petition for Allowance of Appeal is denied. Com. v. Brooks; 332 EAL 2010; The Petition for Allowance of Appeal is denied. Com. v. Mayer; 400 EAL 2010; The Application for Appointment of Counsel and the Petition for Allowance of Appeal are hereby denied. Com. v. Melendez; 479 EAL 2010; The Petition for Allowance of Appeal is denied. Com. v. Grandserry; 614 WAL 2009; The Petition for Allowance of Appeal is hereby denied. Com. v. McNair; 141 WAL 2010; The Petition for Allowance of Appeal is hereby denied. Madame Justice One Melvin did not participate in the consideration or decision of this matter. Com., Respondent v. Williams; 167 & 168 WAL 2010; The Petition for Allowance of Appeal is hereby Denied. Madame Justice One Melvin did not participate in the consideration or decision of this matter. Com., Respondent v. Hill; 206 WAL 2010; The Petition for Allowance of Appeal is hereby denied. Madame Justice One Melvin did not participate in the consideration or decision of this matter. Lestitian v. Bodnar; 246 WAL 2010; The Petition for Allowance of Appeal is hereby denied. Com., Respondent v. Phillips; 232 EAL 2010; The Petition for Allowance of Appeal is hereby denied. Com. v. Cleveland; 243 EAL 2010; The Petition for Allowance of Appeal is hereby denied. Com. v. Mayer; 400 EAL 2010; The Application for Appointment of Counsel and the Petition for Allowance of Appeal are hereby denied. Com. v. Day; 158 EAL 2010; The Petition for Allowance of Appeal is hereby denied. Com. v. Miller; 123 EAL 2010; The Petition for Allowance of Appeal is hereby denied. Com. v. Brooks; 332 EAL 2010; The Petition for Allowance of Appeal is denied. Com. v. Peeples; 327 EAL 2010; The Petition for Allowance of Appeal is denied. Com. v. Melendez; 479 EAL 2010; The Petition for Allowance of Appeal is denied. Superior Court OPINIONS FILED December 22, 2010 Com. v. Feczko; 2028 MDA 2009; Affirmed. Gillard v. Martin, Appeal of: Al-Mar Rv, Inc.; 1329 MDA 2009; Affirmed. Eckroth, v. PA Electric, Inc.; 1934 WDA 2009; Affirmed. Com. v. Rivera; 344 MDA 2010; Reversed. Com. v. Benson; 3645 EDA 2009; Affirmed. Com. v. Wilson; 2724 EDA 2008; Affirmed. Commonwealth Court ORDERS & DECREES January 10, 2011 By Brown, J. SMI East Coast Medical Waste, Inc., Petitioner v. Workers Compensation Appeal Board; 2099 C.D. 2010; Petitioner s unopposed second request for an extension of time to file briefs and reproduced record, the request is granted. Petitioner s brief (15 copies) and reproduced record (5 copies) shall be filed on or before February 14, By Krimmel, J. Creasy, Petitioner v. Unemployment Compensation Board of Review; 2117 CD 2010; Petitioner s request for extension of time to file briefs, and it appearing that said request is not opposed, said request is granted and Petitioner s brief (15 copies) shall be filed on or before February 09, MKP Enterprises, Inc., Petitioner v. Underground Storage Tank Indemnification Board; 2380 CD 2010; Now, January 10, 2011, upon consideration of Petitioner s request for extension of time to file briefs and reproduced record, and it appearing that said request is not opposed, said request is granted and Petitioner s brief (15 copies) and reproduced record (5 copies) shall be filed on or before February 11, Keitt, Petitioner v. Unemployment Compensation Board of Review; 2384 C.D. 2010; Respondent s motion to compel service of petition for review, the motion is granted. Stones v. Philadelphia Zoning Board of Adjustments; 2260 CD 2010; Appellant s request for extension of time to file briefs, and it appearing that said request is not opposed, said request is granted and Appellant s brief (15 copies) shall be filed on or before February 09, Hodgdon v. Com. et al.; 991 CD 2010; Now, January 10, 2011, Appellee s request for extension of time to file briefs, and it appearing that said request is not opposed, said request is granted and Appellee s brief (15 copies) shall be filed on or before February 09, By Pellegrini, J. Joe, Petitioner v. Unemployment Compensation Board of Review; 1811CD2010; Petition for Review shall be submitted on briefs, without oral argument, unless otherwise ordered. Little, Petitioner v. Workers Compensation Appeal Board; 1857 CD 2010; Petition for Review shall be submitted briefs, without oral argument unless otherwise ordered. Jackson Township v. Dottie; 1941 C.D. 2010; Appellee s motion to quash appeal, and appellant s answer thereto, this matter is stayed pending certification of the record at 2339 C.D Bucceri, Petitioner v. Unemployment Compensation Board of Review; 1956 C.D. 2010; Respondent s application to stay briefing schedule pending

25 VOL P THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 2011 THE LEGAL INTELLIGENCER 25 disposition of respondent s Motion to Strike Claimant s brief and Dismiss her Appeal, the application to stay is granted. Pilgrims Pride and Zurich Insurance Company, Petitioners v. Bureau of Workers Compensation Fee Review Hearing Office; 2180 C.D. 2010; The parties January 6, 2011, stipulation, this matter is remanded to the Bureau of Workers Compensation Fee Review Hearing Office for further proceedings. Jurisdiction relinquished. Saint Joseph s University v. Lower Merion Township Zoning Hearing Board; 2207 C.D. 2009; The parties status reports, it is hereby ORDERED that appellant shall file a further status report with this Court, including an indication as to whether appellant will be pursuing this appeal, no later than February 7, 2011, if a praecipe to discontinue has not been filed by that time. Coolbaugh Township, Petitioner v. Workers Compensation Appeal; 2272 C.D. 2010; Petitioner s brief shall be filed by February 14, Respondent s brief shall be filed within thirty (30) days of the date of service of Petitioner s brief. Lehigh Cement Company v. Richmond Township Board of Appeals and Richmond Township et at. Appeal Of: David Sokol & Weatherly Sokol et at.; 1379 C.D. 2010; Appellee Lehigh Cement Company has withdrawn its application for costs, the argument scheduled for January 11, 2011, at 10:00 am., by telephone conference call, is cancelled. Com. v. McFadden; 828 C.D. 2010; Petitioner s request for reconsideration of this Court s order dated December 9, 2010 is denied. Rodriguez, Petitioner v. Unemployment Compensation Board of Review; 1277 CD. 2010; Petitioner having failed to provide sufficient copies of her brief and file a certificate of service as required by this Court s order dated November 24, 2010, the petition for review is dismissed. Portwood, Petitioner v. Unemployment Compensation Board of Review; 1355 C.D. 2010; Respondent s application to stay briefing schedule pending disposition of respondent s application to compel service of petitioner s brief, the application to stay is granted. Chester Community Charter School, Appellant v. Hardy; 1427 C.D. 2010; Appearing that appellee has failed to comply with our prior Order of December 9, 2010, directing the filing of appellee s brief, appellee is hereby precluded from filing a brief in this matter. The above appeal shall be submitted on the brief of appellant only, without oral argument, unless otherwise ordered. Fenton, Petitioner v. Unemployment Compensation Board of Review; 1525 C.D. 2010; Petitioner s letter seeking an extension of time within which to file his brief, it appearing that petitioner failed to request an extension of time until after the court issued an order sua sponte granting a two week extension of time to file and stating that failure to file would result in dismissal of the appeal, and that petitioner failed to comply with the requirement that he serve his request for extension of time to file on opposing counsel until well after the extended time for filing his brief, the request is denied. It appearing that petitioner failed to file a brief as directed by this Court s order dated November 30, 2010, the appeal is dismissed. Chapman, Petitioner v. Unemployment Compensation Board of Review; 1583 CD 2010; Petition for Review shall be submitted on briefs, without oral argument, unless otherwise ordered. Redevelopment Authority of the City of Coatesville v. Penn Crossing Condominium Association; 1608 C.D. 2010; Appellant s brief (15 copies) and reproduced record (5 copies) shall be filed by February 18, Appellee s brief shall be filed within thirty (30) days of the date of service of Appellant s brief. Whitman, Petitioner v. Workers Compensation Appeal Board; 1780 C.D. 2010; Petitioner s renewed application for motion to appear, the application is denied. Soderquist, Petitioner v. Unemployment Compensation Board of Review; 1810 C.D. 2010; Respondent s motion to compel service of petitioner s amended brief, the motion is granted. Davis, Petitioner v. Workers Compensation Appeal Board; 2607 CD. 2010; Matters, having been consolidated for disposition before the Workers Compensation Appeal Board, are hereby consolidated. Petitioner s brief (15 copies) and reproduced record (5 copies) shall be filed and served by February 22, CVA, Inc. and State Workers Insurance Fund, Petitioners v. Workers Compensation Appeal Board; 2658 C.D. 2010; Petitioners request for supersedeas, argument thereon is set February 2, 2011, at 11:00 a.m. The argument shall be conducted by telephone call to the offices of counsel of record, and shall originate from the chambers of a designated judge of the Commonwealth Court sitting in Harrisburg. Moyer, Petitioner v. Workers Compensation Appeal Board; 2695 C.D. 2010; Petition for review, it appears the Workers Compensation Appeal Board (Board) issued a March 27, 2007 order remanding the matter to a Workers Compensation Judge (WCJ) for additional evidence and for finding of fact and conclusions of law. On remand, the WCJ entered a November 29, 2010 order denying petitioner s petition for penalties and petitions to review offset. It further appears petitioner also properly appealed the WCJ s November 29, 2010 to the Board, which will enter a final order from which either party may petition for review. See Shuster v. Workers Comp. Appeal Bd. (Pa. Human Relations Comm n), 745 A.2d 1282, 1287 (Pa. Cmwlth, 2000). Accordingly, the above petition for review is quashed. Pleasant Valley School District v. Schaeffer; 2734 C.D. 2010; The petition for review filed by Robert D. Schaeffer of the November 29, 2010, order of the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe County, the petition is granted and the appeal is allowed from the September 30, 2010, order entered by the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe County at Docket No CV January 11, 2011 By Brown, J. Alzheimer s Disease Alliance Of Western Pennsylvania, A Pennsylvania Non-Profit Corp., Petitioner v. Com.; 40 M.D. 2004; The court intends to terminate this case without further notice because the docket shows no activity in the case for at least two years. You may stop the court from terminating the case by filing a Statement of Intention to Proceed pursuant to Pa.R.C.P. No The Statement of Intention to Proceed should be filed with the Chief Clerk of this Court at Suite 2100, Pennsylvania Judicial Center, 601 Commonwealth Avenue, P.O. Box 69185, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania , on or before March 11, Diaz-Cruz, Petitioner v. Lamas; 2 M.D. 2011; Petitioner s Request to Stop the Twenty Percent Deduction, petitioner has failed to name the Commonwealth government or an officer thereof as respondent so as to vest this court with original jurisdiction. 42 Pa. CS. ß761; Mickens v. Jeffes, 453 A.2d 1092 (Pa. Cmwlth. 1983); Ogle v. Glascow. Inc., 375 A.2d 396, 398 (Pa. Cmwlth. 1977). Petitioner shall file an amended petition for review naming the applicable government agency as respondent, serve it on said respondent and the Attorney General in person or by certified mail as required by Pa. R.A.P. 1514(c), and remit the filing fee of $53.50 or file an application to proceed in forma pauperis within 14 days of entry of this order, or this matter will be dismissed as a matter of course. Torres, Petitioner v. PA, Department of Probation and Parole; 5 M.D. 2011; Matter shall be treated as a petition for review addressed to this Court s original jurisdiction. See 42 Pa. C.S. ß761; Pa. R.A.P Upon consideration of petitioner s motion for leave to proceed in forma pauperis, the motion is granted. This Court s filing fee is waived and petitioner shall proceed in conformity with Pa. R.A.P. 2187(c). Respondent is hereby directed to file an answer or otherwise plead within 30 days of entry of this Order. By Krimmel, J. In Re: Appeal of Collegium Charter School from the decision of the Chester County Board of Assessment Appeals for property located at 535 James Hance Court; 2354 CD 2010; Appellant s request for extension of time to file briefs, and it appearing that said request is not opposed, said request is granted and Appellant s brief (15 copies) shall be filed on or before February 17, By Pellegrini, J. Gallagher, Petitioner v. Unemployment Compensation Board of Review; 2246 C.D. 2010; The application for intervention of CPC Logistics, Inc., the application is granted. CPC Logistics, Inc. is granted leave to intervene aligned with respondent. Petitioner shall serve a copy of his brief on respondent and intervenor. Panther Expedited Services, Inc., Petitioner v. Unemployment Compensation Board of Review; 2368 C.D. 2010; Christopher IVI. Ward, Esq., is admitted pro hac vice to the bar of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania under Pennsylvania Bar Admission Rule 301, as co-counsel on behalf of petitioner in this matter; Christopher M. Ward, Esq., shall abide by the rules of this Court including all disciplinary rules; (3) Christopher M. Ward, Esq., shall immediately notify this Court of any matter affecting his standing at the bar of any other court where he practice; and Kevin L. Connors, Esq., the moving attorney herein, shall continue to be responsible as counsel of record for the conduct of this matter on behalf of the petitioner. Washington v. Lindsay Klieforth and Jermaine Ashford and Septa Appeal of: Lindsay Klieforth; 2371 C.D. 2010; Appearing that appellant s brief and reproduced record were due January 3, 2011, and that to date the same have not been filed, appellant s brief (15 copies) and reproduced record (5 copies) shall be filed and served within 14 days of the exit date of this Order or the above notice of appeal shall be dismissed as of course. King v. Riverwatch Condominium Owners Association; 2457 C.D. 2010; Appellee s motion for extension of time to file reply brief, the briefing schedule is stayed pending disposition of appellee s motion to quash appeal and to remand for assessment of attorneys fees. Kryzanowski v. Schuylkill County Board of Assessment Appeals; 2549 C.D. 2010; The notice of appeal, it appearing that appellant is appealing an interlocutory order that is not appealable pursuant to Pa.R.A.P or 341 or otherwise, the appeal is dismissed as premature. MCM Ventures, Ltd. v. Zoning Hearing Board of the Borough of Sewickley, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania Appeal of: Michael M. Lyons; 2785 C.D. 2010; The trial court s order of December 2, 2010, from which this appeal is taken, it appearing that the order is not final as defined by Pa. R.A.P. 341, and is not otherwise appealable pursuant to Pa. R.A.P , the appeal is quashed as premature. Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, Department Of Environmental Protection, Petitioner v. Taylor; 240 M.D. 2001; Matter until such time as the Department and/or its agents complete removal of the deteriorated culvert structure, petitioner shall file a status report on or before February 11, 2011 advising the Court whether such complete removal has occurred. In the event no status report is filed, the Chief Clerk is directed to mark this matter closed and discontinued. Pennsylvania Department of Banking and Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Acting by Attorney General Thomas W. Corbett, Jr., Plaintiffs v. NCAS of Delaware; 519 M.D. 2006; Defendants cross-motion for a protective order governing discovery, argument thereon is scheduled for January 21, 2011, at 10:00 a.m., at the same time as argument currently scheduled on plaintiff s motion to compel defendants responses to plaintiff s specified interrogatories and specified requests for production of documents. The argument shall be conducted by telephone call to the offices of counsel of record, and shall originate from the chambers of a designated judge of the Commonwealth Court sitting in Harrisburg. Brown, Appellant v. S. E. Moschetta, S. W. Miller; 1666 C.D. 2010; Appellant s second Request for Extension of Time to File his initial Appellant Brief, the extension is granted. Appellant s brief is due on or before February 7, No further extension will be granted absent extraordinary circumstances. Koltrider, Petitioner v. Pennsylvania Board of Probation and Parole; 2135 C.D. 2010; Petitioner s appointed counsel s petition for leave to withdraw as counsel and no-merit letter, the petition is denied without prejudice to counsel to file a second petition and no-merit letter or a brief on the merits within 30 days of entry of this order. Although counsel s no-merit letter lists the issues raised by the parolee, it fails to detail the nature and extent of counsel s review with counsel s explanation of why the issues are without merit. See Hughes v. Pa. Bd. of Prob. & Parole, 977 A.2d 19 (Pa. Cmwlth. 2009). Younger, Petitioner v. Com. et al.; 586 M.D. 2009; Respondents are directed to file an answer or otherwise plead within 30 days of entry of this order. Hinkley, Petitioner v. Department of Corrections, 326 M.D. 2010; Petitioner s Ancillary Petition, Notice of Change in Case Status, Request for Bail is dismissed as moot in light of this court s opinion and order filled January 6, Roman, Petitioner v. Com.; 486 M.D. 2010; Petitioner having failed to comply with this court s order of December 2, 2010, this matter is dismissed. Respondent s preliminary objections are dismissed as moot. Tabb, Petitioners v. The Pennsylvania Department of Corrections, and Correctional Officers at the State Correctional Institution at Smithfield; 520 M.D. 2010; Petitioner Davis s application for reconsideration of this court s order of December 9, 2010, is dismissed as untimely filed. Petitioner s Application for Transcripts, which lacks service on respondents, is stricken. Guarrasi, Petitioner v. Scott; 630 M.D. 2010; Respondents preliminary objections shall be submitted on briefs without oral argument unless otherwise directed. Respondents briefs (15 copies) in support of preliminary objections are due on or before February 10, Petitioner s brief (15 copies) in opposition is due on or before March 14, Petitioner may file a single brief in opposition to respondents preliminary objections. Rizzuto, Petitioner v. Com. et al., 636 M.D. 2010; Respondents preliminary objections and petitioner s response thereto, the objections are sustained, and the amended petition for review is dismissed. Sanders, Petitioner v. Pennsylvania Board of Probation and Parole, and Department of Corrections; 734 M.D. 2010; Respondents preliminary objections, the objections are sustained, and the petition for review is dismissed. Davis, Petitioner v. Pennsylvania Board of Probation and Parole; 745 M.D. 2010; Petitioner s Motion to Strike respondent s Preliminary Objections, the motion is denied without prejudice to petitioner to file a timely Answer to Preliminary Objections. Harris, Petitioner v. Department of Corrections; 843 M.D. 2010; Matter shall be treated as a petition for review addressed to this Court s original jurisdiction. See 42 Pa. C.S. ß761; Pa. R.A.P Petitioner s motion for leave to proceed in forma pauperis, the motion is granted. This Court s filing fee is waived, and petitioner shall proceed in conformity with Pa. R.A.P. 2187(c). Upon consideration of petitioner s Motion to File Limited Copies, the motion is granted. Petitioner shall file an original and one copy of any motion/pleading, and an original and four copies of any brief filed with the court, and serve one copy on counsel for respondent. Rizzuto, Petitioner v. Com. et al.; 846 M.D. 2010; Respondents are directed to file an answer or otherwise plead within 30 days of entry of this order. James, Petitioner v. Pennsylvania Board of Probation and Parole; 852 M.D. 2010; Respondent s preliminary objections, the objections are sustained, and the petition for review is dismissed. Petitioner is a life-sentenced inmate. Petitioner avers that he has been denied parole in violation of Senate Bill No. 313, Session of (PFR, Exhibit A.) Petitioner seeks an order compelling respondent to comply with Senate Bill No. 313, and presumably that he be paroled. Simeone, Petitioner v. Pennsylvania Board of Probation and Parole; 862 M.D. 2010; Petitioner having complied with this court s order of December 7, 2010, respondent s preliminary objection alleging improper service is overruled. Upon consideration of respondent s remaining preliminary objections, the objections are sustained, and the petition for review is dismissed. Petitioner is a life-sentenced inmate. Petitioner avers that he has been denied parole in violation of Senate Bill No. 313, Session of 1965 (attached to PFR). Petitioner seeks an order compelling respondent to comply with Senate Bill No, 313, and presumably that he be paroled. Kuykendall, Petitioner v. Pennsylvania Board of Probation and Parole; 913 M.D. 2010; Petitioner s Motion for Reconsideration, reconsideration is denied. Clowney, Petitioner v. Deborah Watson- Stokes ESQ Assistant District Attorney For the Commonwealth et al.; 3 M.D. 2011; Petitioner s petition for writ of mandamus, and petitioner having failed to name the Commonwealth government or an officer thereof so as to vest this court with original jurisdiction, 42 Pa. C.S. ß761; Mickens v. Jeffes, 453 A.2d 1092 (Pa. Cmwlth. 1983); Opie v. Glascow, Inc., 375 A,2d 396, 398 (Pa. Cmwlth. 1977), and it further appearing that petitioner seeks relief pursuant to the Interstate Agreement on Detainers in CP-51- CR , a matter over which this court lacks jurisdiction, this matter is transferred to the Court of Common Pleas of Philadelphia County. 42 Pa. C.S. ß5103. The Chief Clerk shall transmit the record in this matter to the prothonotary of the Court of Common Pleas of Philadelphia County. Grant, Petitioner v. Pennsylvania Board of Probation and Parole; 6 M.D. 2011; Petition for review, in which petitioner is challenging his recommitment as a convicted parole violator, such an action is properly brought in this court s appellate jurisdiction, McMahon v. Pa. 6th of Prob. & Parole, 470 A.2d 1337 (Pa. 1983); Bronson V. Pa. Bd. of Prob. & Parole, 421 Aid 1021 (Pa. 1980), and this court s original jurisdiction cannot be used to revive lapsed appeal rights, Lizzi v. Unemployment Comp. Bd. of Review, 353 A.2d 440 (Pa. 1976). Accordingly, the petition for review is dismissed for lack of original jurisdiction. Orphans Court Division ORDERS AND DECREES BY O KEEFE, ADM.,J. MARCH 29, 2011 Estate of Marion Hodge, (an incapacitated person); Hearing continued to May 6, 2011 at 10:00 a.m. in room 414 City Hall; D. Nagel. Estate of Gerald Anastasia, (dec d); Status conference scheduled for April 11, 2011 at 9:30 a.m. in room 300 City Hall; J. Anastasia. Estate of Theresa Wlodarczyk, (an incapacitated person); Adjudication issued; account confirmed absolutely; E. Brazil. Estate of Theresa Wlodarczyk, (an incapacitated person); Conference scheduled for May 2, 2011 at 11:00 a.m. in room 414 City Hall; E. Brazil. Estate of Sylvia Gorf, (an incapacitated person); Security to be entered; K. Barry. Estate of Josephine Schulz, (dec d); Attachment issued; A.J. Millar. Estate of Charles Thompson, (dec d); Inheritance matter is dicontinued; A.J. Millar. Estate of Helen Titus, (dec d); Inheritance tax matter continued to June 14, 2011 at 10;00 a.m. in room 414 City Hall; A.J. Millar. Estate of Joseph Wallace, (dec d); Inheritance tax matter is discontinued; A.J. Millar. Estate of Lillie Kennedy, (dec d); Inheritance tax matteris discontinued; A.J. Millar. Estate of Wanda Lester, (dec d); Inheritance tax matter continued to June 1, 2011 at 10:00 a.m. in room 414 City Hall; A.J. Millar. Estate of Helen Mercer, (dec d); Inheritance tax matter is discontinued; A.J. Millar. Estate of Elizabeth Sasser, (dec d); Inheritance tax matter is continued to June 1, 2011 at 10:00 a.m. in room 414 City Hall; A.J. Millar. Estate of Evelyn Carroll, (dec d); Inheritance tax matter discontinued; A.J. Millar. Estate of Antoinette Casella, (dec d); Ordered to pay inheritance tax within 60 days; A.J. Millar. Estate of John Cocoran, (dec d); Inheritance tax matter discontinued; A.J. Millar. Estate of George Davis, (dec d); Ordered to pay inheritance tax within 90 days; A.J. Millar. Estate of Pauline Hammond, (dec d); Inheritance tax matter is discontinued; A.J. Millar. Estate of Dolly Jordon, (dec d); Order to pay inheritance tax within 60 days; A.J. Millar. Estate of Ruth Armstrong, (dec d); Inheritance tax matter is discontined; A.J. Millar. Estate of Louise Bryant, (dec d); Inheritance tax matter discontinued; A.J. Millar. Estate of Yvone Carr, (dec d); Attachment issued; A.J. Millar. ORDERS AND DECREES BY CARRAFIELLO, J. MARCH 29, 2011 Estate of Julius V. Armstrong, (an incapacitated person); Citation awarded; hearing May 25, 2011 at 10:00 a.m. in room 416 City Hall; J.S. DiGiorgio. Estate of William Legowski, (dec d); Schedule of Distribution approved; N. LaNoce. Estate of Nathanial English, (dec d); Petition for Request of Further Discovery is denied; N.E. Jokelson. Estate of Mia Delacruz, (a minor); Petition for Appointment of Co-Guardians Ad Litem is granted; F.M. Nice. Estate of Mia Delacruz, (a minor); Motion to Amend Caption is granted; F.M. Nice. Estate of Johnnie Lee Barker, (an incapacitated person); Decree issued; J. Harris. Estate of Julius V. Armstrong, (an incapacitated person); Hearing rescheduled to May 11, 2011 at 10:30 a.m. in room 416 City Hall; J.S. DiGiorgio. Estate of Thelma Sherrod, (an incapacitated person); Petition to withdraw as counsel is granted; A.D. Martin. Estate of Oscar Pena, (an incapacitated person); Final decree issued; B. Newman. Campos, minor, et al. v. PA Financial Responsibility Assigned Claims Plan, et al; Petition to settle a minor s action is deferred thirty days for submissions. Laurelli, minor, et al v. Morris, et al; Petition to settle a minor s action is deferred thirty days for submissions. ORDERS AND DECREES BY HERRON, J. MARCH 29, 2011 Estate of Kimberly D. Johnson, (an incapacitated person); Adjudged incapacitated; plenary guardian of person and estate appointed; M.J. Campbell. Estate of Jerald Hart, (an incapacitated person); Adjudged incapacitated; plenary guardian of person and estate appointed; B. Kuykendall. Estate of James Dowdell, (an incapacitated person); Adjudged incapacitated; plenary guardian of person and estate appointed; R.A. Myer. Estate of Barbara Strehle, (an incapacitated person); Adjudged incapacitated; plenary coguardians of person and estate appointed; S.W. Morris. Estate of Cherokee Taylor, (an incapacitated person); hearing rescheduled to May 10, 2011 at 2:00 p.m. in room 414 City Hall; G.M. Riter. Estate of Sharon D. Vassor, (dec d); Briefing schedule issued; D.L. Glennon. Estate of Elkins Jean-Marie, (a minor); Petition for leave to compromise a minor s action granted; A.S. Dashevsky. Estate of Vaughn Armstrong, (a minor); Petition for leave to settle or compromise a minor s action is granted; R.F. Corbin. Estate of Maessocheta Sem, (a minor); Petition for leave to settle or compromise a minor s action is granted; M.I. Luber. Estate of Daniel J. Callahan, (an incapacitated person); Citation awarded directed to Daniel J. Callahan; returnable June 1, 2011 at 2:14 p.m. in room 414 City Hall; J.E. Rothkoff. Spiritual Frontiers Felllowship, Non-Profit Corporation; Petition to sell real estate is granted; R. Yaffe. Estate of Elizabeth Hartzog, (an incapacitated person); Adjudged incapacitated; plenary guardian of person and estate appointed; L.M. Cramer. Estate of Ruth Freeman Anderson, (an incapacitated person); Petition for adjudication of incapacity and appointment of plenary guardian of the estate and person dismissed for failure to apear; T.L. Pugh. Estate of Maria Woollam, (an incapacitated person); Adjudged incapacitated; plenary guardian of person and estate appointed; Y.M. Rogers. Estate of William R. Hagedorn, (dec d); Hearing scheduled for May 9, 2011 at 2:00 p.m. in room 414 City Hall; R.F. Fern. Estate of Edna Duncan, (dec d); Briefing schedule issued; oral argument listed for May 2, 2011 at 11:00 a.m. in room 416 City Hall; T. Vaughn, pro se. Estate of Rose Melfi, (an incapacitated person); Adjudged incapacitated; plenary guardian of person and estate appointed; W.T. Lawson, III. Estate of Katherine D. Sherlock, (an incapacitated person); Adjudged incapacitated; plenary co-guardians of person and estate appointed; E.G. Gummer. Estate of Leon Hinman, (an incapacitated person); Emergency guardian of estate and emergency guardian limited guardian of the eperson appointed; D. Nagel. BY HERRON, J. ORDERS ORDERS HAVE BEEN ENTERED IN THE FOLLOWING CIVIL MATTERS Minors /Incapacitated Persons Compromise Petitions Morton, et al v.staples, et al Dales, et al v. St. Christopher s Hospital, et al. Register of Wills WILLS PROBATED The number of the Will (of the current year unless otherwise indicated) appears first, followed by the name of the testator in heavy type, the place of death, date of death, name and address of other executor or administrator, c.t.a. and name of attorney, where given Vivian L. Gelfand a/k/a Vivian L. Gelfand; 1368 Westbury Drive, Philadelphia PA; Larry Gelfand; 801 Autumn Lane, Brewster, NY, 10509; Alan A. Sanders. LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION The number of the letter (of the current year unless otherwise indicated) appears first, followed by the name of the decedent in heavy type, the place of death, date of death, name and address of other executor or administrator, c.t.a. and name of attorney, where given Robert J. Portone, Sr. a/k/a Robert Portone Aria Hospital Frankford Division, Philadelphia, PA; July 28, 2010; Lucille Portone; 4323 E. Cheltenham Avenue, Philadelphia, PA Herman I. Osborne Mercy Hosp.-Phila/ PA; Philadelphia, PA; Elizabeth E. Osborne, 5827 Montrose St., Philadelphia, PA Michael Culley Temple University; Philadelphia, PA; Tevin Adams, 4729 Tackawanna Place, Philadelphia, PA; Neil R Gelb. Register of Wills INVENTORIES FILED Name of decedent appears first in heavy type, followed by name of accountant s attorney. Smith, Richard; Barry H Oxenburg. Rachel Jackson; Dana M Breslin. Edgar Kaulens; Arlene Glenn Simolike, Esq. John Harris; Fincourt B. Shelton, Esq. Thomas Drake Babara Ann Brooker Raymond De Prinzio; Bruce M. Dolfman, Esq. James Evett White; Robert F. Englert, Esq. Bernard Fisgaer; Ronald Lebovits, Esq. Monica L. Booth Alicia M. Drinhouser; Richard J. Embery John F. Loulhery John R. Grassi; Joseph P McGowan LeRoy A. Jones; Martin Goch, Esq. Anita Massara Levin; Michael C. McBratnie, Esq. Brent M. Creedon; Frank W. Daly, Esq. Dolores, June VanLuvanee; Paul H Masciantonio Frank Martino. Mabel W. Epps; David S. Workman, Esq. Jerome Glazer; Robert W. Costigan.

26 26 THE LEGAL INTELLIGENCER THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 2011 VOL P may be lost permanently; and (f) that the defendant understands that, in addition to defenses, the defendant has many rights that, if not timely asserted, may be lost permanently; and that if errors occur and are not timely objected to, or otherwise timely raised by the defendant, these errors may be lost permanently. (3) The judge or issuing authority may permit the attorney for the Commonwealth or defendant s attorney to conduct the examination of the defendant pursuant to paragraph (A) (2). The judge or issuing authority shall be present during this examination. (B) PROCEEDINGS BEFORE AN ISSUING AUTHORITY. When the defendant seeks to waive the right to counsel in a summary case or for a preliminary hearing in a court case, the issuing authority shall ascertain from the defendant whether this is a knowing, voluntary, and intelligent waiver of counsel. In addition, the waiver shall be in writing, (1) signed by the defendant, with a representation that the defendant was told of the right to be represented and to have an attorney appointed if the defendant cannot afford one, and that the defendant chooses to act as his or her own attorney at the hearing or trial; and (2) signed by the issuing authority, with a certification that the defendant s waiver was made knowingly, voluntarily, and intelligently. The waiver shall be made a part of the record. (C) PROCEEDINGS BEFORE A JUDGE. When the defendant seeks to waive the right to counsel after the preliminary hearing, the judge shall ascertain from the defendant, on the record, whether this is a knowing, voluntary, and intelligent waiver of counsel. (D) STANDBY COUNSEL. When the defendant s waiver of counsel is accepted, standby counsel may be appointed for the defendant. Standby counsel shall attend the proceedings and shall be available to the defendant for consultation and advice. COMMENT: Paragraph (A) recognizes that the right to selfrepresentation is guaranteed by the sixth amendment to the Federal Constitution when a valid waiver is made, Faretta v. California, 422 U.S. 806 (1975). In Indiana v. Edwards, 128 S.Ct. 2379, 2388 (2008), the Supreme Court recognized, as an exception to the right to self-representation, that, when a defendant is not mentally competent to conduct his or her own defense, the U. S. Constitution permits the judge to require the defendant to be represented by counsel. The right of a defendant to waive counsel is not automatic. Under Pennsylvania s case law, the defendant s request must be clear and unequivocal. See, e.g., Commonwealth v. Davido, 582 Pa. 52, 64-65, 868 A.2d 431, 438, cert. denied, 546 U.S (2005). Concerning when meaningful trial proceedings commence for purposes of a request to waive counsel for a bench trial, see Commonwealth v. El, 602 Pa. 126, 977 A.2d 1158 (2009). In El, the Court held that meaningful trial proceedings commence when a court has begun to hear motions which have been reserved for time of trial; when oral arguments have commenced; or when some other such substantive first step in the trial has begun. Id. at 139, 977 A.2d at 1165, citing Commonwealth v. Dowling, 598 Pa. 611, 959 A.2d 910 (2008) (trial commences, for purposes of the right to a trial by jury, when the trial judge determines that the parties are present and directs them to proceed to opening argument, or to the hearing of any motions that had been reserved for the time of trial, or to some other such first step in the trial). Court decisions contain broad language in referring to the areas and matters to be encompassed in determining whether the defendant understands the full impact and consequences of his or her waiver of the right to counsel, but is nevertheless willing to waive that right. The appellate courts require, however, at a minimum, that the judge or issuing authority ask questions to elicit the information set forth in paragraph (A) (2). Although it is advisable that the judge or issuing authority conduct the examination of the defendant, the rule does not prevent the attorney for the Commonwealth or an alreadyappointed or retained defense counsel from conducting all or part of the examination of the defendant as permitted by the judge or issuing authority. See Commonwealth v. McDonough, 571 Pa. 232, 812 A.2d 504 (2002). On the issue of waiver of counsel in general, see, e.g., Commonwealth v. Tyler, 468 Pa. 193, 360 A.2d 617 (1976); Commonwealth ex rel. Fairman v. Cavell, 423 Pa. 138, 222 A.2d 722 (1966) (mere execution of a waiver of counsel form, without more, is insufficient to establish a valid waiver); Commonwealth ex rel. McCray v. Rundle, 415 Pa. 65, 202 A.2d 303 (1964); Commonwealth ex rel. O Lock v. Rundle, 415 Pa. 515, 204 A.2d 439 (1964). On the issue of forfeiting the right to representation, see Commonwealth v. Lucarelli, 601 Pa. 185, 971 A.2d 1173 (2009), in which the Court held that Rule 121 and its colloquy requirements do not apply to situations in which forfeiture is found. The Court explained where a defendant s course of conduct demonstrates his or her intention not to seek representation by private counsel, despite having the opportunity and financial wherewithal to do so, a determination that the defendant be required to proceed pro se is mandated because that defendant has forfeited the right to counsel. Id. at 195, 971 A.2d at In referring to summary cases, paragraph (B) refers only to those summary cases in which there exists a right to counsel. See Rule 122. While the rule continues to require a written waiver of counsel incorporating the contents specified in paragraph (B), in proceedings before an issuing authority, the form of waiver was deleted in 1985 because it is no longer necessary to control the specific form of written waiver by rule. Under paragraph (C) of this rule, the colloquy relating to the defendant s attempted waiver of counsel must appear on the record. This requirement is not applicable to such waivers in proceedings under paragraph (B), because these proceedings are not in courts of record. However, the absence of such requirement is not intended to be construed as affecting the scope or nature of the inquiry to be made in a particular case. It is intended that when the defendant has waived his or her right to counsel before the issuing authority for purposes of the preliminary hearing, such waiver shall not normally act as a waiver of the right to counsel in subsequent critical stages of the proceedings. Therefore, under paragraph (C) it is intended that a further waiver is subsequently to be taken by a judge of the court of common pleas. With respect to trials in court cases, when the defendant waives the right to counsel and elects to proceed pro se, it is generally advisable that standby counsel be appointed to attend the proceedings and be available to the defendant for consultation and advice. See Commonwealth v. Africa, 466 Pa. 603, 353 A.2d 855 (1976). This is particularly true in cases expected to be long or complicated, or in which there are multiple defendants. See ABA Standards, The Function of the Trial Judge 6.7 (Approved Draft 1972). The ability of standby counsel to assume control of the defense will minimize delay and disruption of the proceedings in the event that the defendant s self-representation terminates, e.g., either because such termination becomes necessary as a result of the defendant s unruly behavior, or because the defendant seeks to withdraw the waiver and be represented by counsel. With respect to pretrial proceedings or summary case trials it is intended that standby counsel may be appointed at the discretion of the presiding judicial officer. NOTE: Rule 318 adopted October 21, 1977, effective January 1, 1978; amended November 9, 1984, effective January 2, 1985; renumbered Rule 121 and amended March 1, 2000, effective April 1, 2001; amended December 19, 2007, effective February 1, 2008 [.] ; Comment revised March 29, 2011, effective May 1, * * * * COMMITTEE EXPLANATORY REPORTS: Final Report explaining the March 1, 2000 reorganization and renumbering of the rules published with the Court s Order at 30 Pa.B (March 18, 2000). Final Report explaining the December 19, 2007 changes to paragraph (A) concerning areas of inquiry for waiver colloquy published with the Court s Order at 38 Pa.B. 62 (January 5, 2008). Final Report explaining the March 29, 2011 changes to the Comment adding citations to recent case law concerning right to counsel, time for withdrawal of waiver, and forfeiture of right to counsel published with the Court s Order at 41 Pa.B. (, 2011). RULE 904. ENTRY OF APPEARANCE AND APPOINTMENT OF COUNSEL; IN FORMA PAUPERIS. (A) Counsel for defendant shall file a written entry of appearance with the clerk of courts promptly after being retained, and serve a copy on the attorney for the Commonwealth. (1) If a firm name is entered, the name of an individual lawyer shall be designated as being responsible for the conduct of the case. (2) The entry of appearance shall include the attorney s address, phone number, and attorney ID number. (B) When counsel is appointed, the filing of the appointment order shall enter the appearance of appointed counsel. (C) Except as provided in paragraph (H), when an unrepresented defendant satisfies the judge that the defendant is unable to afford or otherwise procure counsel, the judge shall appoint counsel to represent the defendant on the defendant s first petition for post-conviction collateral relief. (D) On a second or subsequent petition, when an unrepresented defendant satisfies the judge that the defendant is unable to afford or otherwise procure counsel, and an evidentiary hearing is required as provided in Rule 908, the judge shall appoint counsel to represent the defendant. (E) The judge shall appoint counsel to represent a defendant whenever the interests of justice require it. (F) When counsel is appointed, (1) the judge shall enter an order indicating the name, address, and phone number of the appointed counsel, and the order shall be served on the defendant, the appointed counsel, the previous attorney of record, if any, and the attorney for the Commonwealth pursuant to Rule 114 (Orders and Court Notices: Filing; Service; and Docket Entries); and (2) the appointment of counsel shall be effective throughout the post-conviction collateral proceedings, including any appeal from disposition of the petition for post-conviction collateral relief. (G) When a defendant satisfies the judge that the defendant is unable to pay the costs of the post-conviction collateral proceedings, the judge shall order that the defendant be permitted to proceed in forma pauperis. (H) Appointment of Counsel in Death Penalty Cases. (1) At the conclusion of direct review in a death penalty case, which includes discretionary review in the Supreme Court of the United States, or at the expiration of time for seeking the review, upon remand of the record, the trial judge shall appoint new counsel for the purpose of post-conviction collateral review, unless: (a) the defendant has elected to proceed pro se or waive post-conviction collateral proceedings, and the judge finds, after a colloquy on the record, that the defendant is competent and the defendant s election is knowing, intelligent, and voluntary; (b) the defendant requests continued representation by original trial counsel or direct appeal counsel, and the judge finds, after a colloquy on the record, that the petitioner s election constitutes a knowing, intelligent, and voluntary waiver of a claim that counsel was ineffective; or (c) the judge finds, after a colloquy on the record, that the defendant has engaged counsel who has entered, or will promptly enter, an appearance for the collateral review proceedings. (2) When counsel is appointed, (a) the judge shall enter an order indicating the name, address, and phone number of the appointed counsel, and the order shall be served on the defendant, the appointed counsel, the previous attorney of record, if any, and the attorney for the Commonwealth pursuant to Rule 114 (Orders and Court Notices: Filing; Service; and Docket Entries); and (b) the appointment of counsel shall be effective throughout the post-conviction collateral proceedings, including any appeal from disposition of the petition for post-conviction collateral relief. (3) When the defendant satisfies the judge that the defendant is unable to pay the costs of the post-conviction collateral proceedings, the judge shall order that the defendant be permitted to proceed in forma pauperis. COMMENT: If a defendant seeks to proceed without an attorney, the court may appoint standby counsel. See Rule 121. Consistent with Pennsylvania post-conviction practice, it is intended that counsel be appointed in every case in which a defendant has filed a petition for post-conviction collateral relief for the first time and is unable to afford counsel or otherwise procure counsel. However, the rule now limits appointment of counsel on second or subsequent petitions so that counsel should be appointed only if the judge determines that an evidentiary hearing is required. Of course, the judge has the discretion to appoint counsel in any case when the interests of justice require it. Paragraph (B) was added in 2005 to make it clear that the filing of an order appointing counsel to represent a defendant enters the appearance of appointed counsel. Appointed counsel does not have to file a separate entry of appearance. Paragraphs (F)(1) and (H)(2)(a) require that (1) the judge include in the appointment order the name, address, and phone number of appointed counsel, and (2) the order be served on the defendant, appointed counsel, the previous attorney of record, if any, and the attorney for the Commonwealth pursuant to Rule 114 (Orders and Court Notices: Filing; Service; and Docket Entries). Pursuant to paragraphs (F)(2) and (H)(2)(b), appointed counsel retains his or her assignment until final judgment, which includes all avenues of appeal through the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. In making the decision whether to file a petition for allowance of appeal, counsel must (1) consult with his or her client, and (2) review the standards set forth in Pa.R.A.P (Considerations Governing Allowance of Appeal) and the note following that rule. If the decision is made to file a petition, counsel must carry through with that decision. See Commonwealth v. Liebel, 573 Pa. 375, 825 A.2d 630 ([Pa.] 2003). Concerning counsel s obligations as appointed counsel, see Jones v. Barnes, 463 U.S. 745 (1983). See also Commonwealth v. Padden, 783 A.2d 299 (Pa. Super. [Ct.] 2001). Paragraph (H) was added in 2000 to provide for the appointment of counsel for the first petition for postconviction collateral relief in a death penalty case at the

27 VOL P THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 2011 THE LEGAL INTELLIGENCER 27 conclusion of direct review. Paragraph (H)(1)(a) recognizes that a defendant may proceed pro se if the judge finds the defendant competent, and that the defendant s election is knowing, intelligent, and voluntary. In Indiana v. Edwards, 128 S.Ct. 2379, 2388 (2008), the Supreme Court recognized that, when a defendant is not mentally competent to conduct his or her own defense, the U. S. Constitution permits the judge to require the defendant to be represented by counsel. An attorney may not represent a defendant in a capital case unless the attorney meets the educational and experiential requirements set forth in Rule 801 (Qualifications for Defense Counsel in Capital Cases). NOTE: Previous Rule 1504 adopted January 24, 1968, effective August 1, 1968; rescinded December 11, 1981, effective June 27, 1982; rescission vacated June 4, 1982; rescinded February 1, 1989, effective July 1, 1989, and replaced by Rule Present Rule 1504 adopted February 1, 1989, effective July 1, 1989; amended August 11, 1997, effective immediately; amended January 21, 2000, effective July 1, 2000; renumbered Rule 904 and amended March 1, 2000, effective April 1, 2001; amended February 26, 2002, effective July 1, 2002; Comment revised March 12, 2004, effective July 1, 2004; Comment revised June 4, 2004, effective November 1, 2004; amended April 28, 2005, effective August 1, 2005 [.] ; Comment revised March 29, 2011, effective May 1, * * * * COMMITTEE EXPLANATORY REPORTS: Final Report explaining the August 11, 1997 amendments published with the Court s Order at 27 Pa.B (August 23, 1997). Final Report explaining the January 21, 2000 amendments adding paragraph (F) concerning appointment of counsel published with the Court s Order at 30 Pa.B. 624 (February 5, 2000). Final Report explaining the March 1, 2000 reorganization and renumbering of the rules published with the Court s Order at 30 Pa.B (March 18, 2000). Final Report explaining the February 26, 2002 amendments concerning entry of appearance by counsel published with the Court s Order at 32 Pa.B 1393 (March 16, 2002). Final Report explaining the March 12, 2004 Comment revision concerning duration of counsel s obligation published with the Court s Order at 34 Pa.B (March 27, 2004). Final Report explaining the April 28, 2005 amendments concerning entry of appearance and content of appointment order published with the Court s Order at 35 Pa.B (May 14,2005). Final Report explaining the March 29, 2011 revision of the Comment concerning right to counsel published with the Court s Order at 41 Pa.B. (, 2011). 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