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Officials with the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission say the investigation might take a year or more to finish. by Rodrigo Torrejón Published  Jun 3, 2022 More than a week after a Pottstown houseexplosion killed four children and an adult, there are no answers on the cause of the blast and little information on next steps for … Read more

The family of Christopher Hinkle has notified the city that it will file a lawsuit claiming the city is at fault for his beating death by a fellow inmate in a city jail. Christopher Hinkle (right) is seen in a recent family photo with his brother Eric and sister Danielle Calabro at Eric’s wedding. He … Read more

by Mensah M. Dean Published Oct 22, 2021 A woman who lost a leg as a result of a car crash she says was caused by a Philadelphia police officer running a red light has filed a negligence lawsuit. A woman whose leg had to be amputated after she was struck by a vehicle after it … Read more

As a leader in the legal community, Jordan co-authored the following op-ed for the Philadelphia Inquirer: by Denise M. Mandi and Jordan L. Strokovsky, For The Inquirer, Published Apr 28, 2021 More than a year has passed since the everyday workings of the world came to an abrupt halt. The meanings of ordinary words changed, … Read more

by Vinny Vella, Updated: December 13, 2019 On a summer day last year, Gregory Longenecker visited a cluster of 10 marijuana plants he had hidden in a secluded patch of state game lands in Berks County. He left hours later in a body bag. Longenecker, a short-order cook and Grateful Dead fan, was crushed by a bulldozer … Read more

By Mensah M. Dean, Fighting back tears, Kait Dowling and Tom Minix said their beloved 9-month-old puppy, Leia, died last month due to negligence by a Point Breeze doggy day care. They allege the black Lab/bulldog/Staffordshire terrier mix darted through two open doorways at Groom & Board that should have been closed, and was fatally … Read more