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Pa. High Court Rules Skills Games Are Slot Machines, Prohibited If Unlicensed

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By Riley Brennan 
| The Legal Intelligencer
Pennsylvania Supreme Court justices. Courtesy photo The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled that gaming devices made by Georgia-based Pace-O-Matic's (POM) devices are legally indistinguishable from slot machines and must comply with Pennsylvania’s gaming laws, rejecting conclusions from a lower court that a skill component placed them outside regulation.
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Phila. Firm's Suit Against Former Name Partner Kicked to Arbitration

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By Riley Brennan 
| The Legal Intelligencer
Brian D. Kent. Courtesy photo A Philadelphia judge has sent Laffey Bucci D’Andrea Reich & Ryan’s suit against former name partner Brian Dooley Kent to arbitration, finding the firm’s claims must be resolved under the partnership agreement. Last week, Philadelphia County Court of Common Pleas Senior Judge Paula A.
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Looming Court Fight Could Reshape Ethylene Oxide Litigation in Pa.

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By Riley Brennan 
| The Legal Intelligencer
NewsLitigation Philadelphia trial judges are allowing plaintiffs to pursue jurisdiction over B. Braun’s German parent in EtO cases. It's a shift from prior rulings, and, although on appeal before the Superior Court, could expand liability and reshape the litigation’s financial stakes. 5 minute read June 15, 2026 at 07:00 AM B. Braun, Czech branch. Credit: Solarisys/Adobe Stock Philadelphia judges are reshaping the financial stakes of ethylene oxide litigation against B.
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