For twenty-four years, the annual commemoration at the 9/11 Memorial & Museum in Lower Manhattan has paused for six moments of silence. Each one marks a defining instant of that morning: the two planes striking the North and South Towers,
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Twenty-Five Years On
September 11, 2026 marks twenty-five years since the attacks on the World Trade Center, the Pentagon, and a field near Shanksville, Pennsylvania.
Twenty-five years is a strange measure of time. It is long enough that the children who sat in
Twenty-five years is a strange measure of time. It is long enough that the children who sat in
State AG News: Consumer Protection, Healthcare, Voting (September 3-9, 2026)
Each week, Crowell & Moring’s State Attorneys General team highlights significant actions that State AGs have taken. See our State Attorneys General page for more insights. Below are the updates from September 3-9, 2026:
Multistate
- A multistate coalition of 22
Philadelphia Bench Warrants: How to Get a Bench Warrant Lifted
Bench Warrants in Philadelphia, PAA bench warrant is a judge’s order for your arrest because you missed court. It does not expire, and ignoring it does not make it go away. In Philadelphia, there are two ways to resolve one:
Reprehensible conduct, forgettable price tag
“What may be awesome punishment for an impecunious individual defendant may be wholly insufficient to influence the behavior of a prosperous corporation.”That’s the 3rd Circuit, not me. And it’s the whole ballgame in Holmes v. American HomePatient.Here’s what earned
Worth a Read: After more than a century, Fort Peck children are coming home from Carlisle
The Fort Peck Journal has provided community-centered coverage of the return of three Fort Peck children who were sent to the Carlisle Indian Industrial School together in 1890 and died there.
Louis H. Montclair’s coverage documents how the Fort Peck
Should We Worry About the Uptick in Bank Failures?
On August 21, 2026, when the Tioga-Franklin Saving Bank of Philadelphia was closed by banking regulators, it became the fifth U.S. bank to fail this year. The five failures so far in 2026 comes after only two banks
Episode 372: Your Maintenance Program Isn’t Working, What 700 Families Pay For Instead (ft.Tim Sechler)
Your law firm maintenance program probably stinks. And deep down, you already know it. In this episode, Molly and attorney Tim Sechler break down how he transformed a neglected maintenance plan into a 700-member client club that now runs as
The Perils of Consolidating Divorce with ‘Other Claims’
Rangel v. Escobedo, decided by the Superior Court on September 4 incorporates some alleged equitable distribution “games” with the tricky matter of joining outside parties in a divorce action. This case illustrates that the result is procedural confusion which the