· 6/5/2015
Angel Avila v. Bobby Purvis, Keith Broomfield, Norma Smith, and Patricia Weaver
How courts have described this case
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- “[I]n Pennsylvania, the attorney-client privilege operates in a two-way fashion to protect confidential client-to- attorney or attorney-to-client communications made for the purpose of obtaining or providing professional legal advice”
- “[t]he appealability of an order directly implicates the jurisdiction of the court asked to review the order. Accordingly, this Court has the power to inquire at any time, sua sponte, whether an order is appealable”
- “[t]he appealability of an order directly implicates the jurisdiction of the court asked to review the order. Accordingly, this Court has the power to inquire at any time, sua sponte, whether an order is appealable”
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