Robert Swift, senior member of Kohn, Swift & Graf, hosted a forum on human rights law with representatives from Ukraine in Philadelphia on June 10, 2025.
Joseph Kohn, William Hoese, Douglas Abrahams, and Robert LaRocca were selected for inclusion in the Antitrust Litigation practice area. Robert Swift was selected for inclusion in the Class Action/Mass Torts practice area.
Plaintiffs allege that the City’s vehicle relocation program leads to lost, ticketed, and impounded vehicles, through no fault of the vehicle owners, and violates their 4th Amendment possessory rights in relation to their vehicles and their 14th Amendment due process rights.
The lawsuit alleges that the City has, for years, relocated vehicles without providing notice to vehicle owners and without any coherent system for tracking where the vehicles have been relocated.
Kohn Swift is representing around thirty plaintiffs in Smith et al v. the City of Philadelphia, 22-cv-5092, a purported class action in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, challenging the City of Philadelphia’s so-called “courtesy towing” program.
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Scientology indoctrinated and trafficked children and made it financially, physically and psychologically impossible for them to leave as adults, according to a lawsuit filed Thursday against leader David Miscavige.
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Scientology indoctrinated and trafficked children and made it financially, physically and psychologically impossible for them to leave as adults, according to a lawsuit filed Thursday against leader David Miscavige. https://t.co/O2lNIiRMjy