By: Alix Fequiere What does the Trump Campaign’s lawsuit challenging the 2020 Election Results have in common with a Fair Housing Act lawsuit premised upon a ...
Philadelphia
Now in Pennsylvania: Two’s Company and 7,500’s a Crowd
By: Jennifer Ward, Esq. On Tuesday 10/6, Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf announced that event crowd sizes in Pennsylvania will be greatly increased beginning ...
The Ward Report – Scenes From A Covid Restaurant
By Jennifer Ward, Esq. At the end of August, Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney was in a bit of hot water after a photo surfaced of him dining indoors at a ...
Starting September, Talking Salaries in Philly Won’t Just be Taboo. It Will Also be Illegal
By Jennifer Ward, Esq. At the end of July, Philadelphia officials announced that the city’s salary history ban will go into effect on September 1st. In ...
The Ward Report – Philadelphia COVID-19 Whistleblower Protections
By: Jennifer Ward, Esq. Philadelphia is a city of firsts: First Continental Congress. First US Stock Exchange. First Elmo Drumline. And now you can add ...
Salary History is, well…History
By Christopher Curci, Esq. The Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, the Eagle’s Super Bowl 52 win; in Philadelphia, it’s easy to get caught up in history. ...