Abraham Gutman is a reporter at The Philadelphia Inquirer. He covers a wide range of topics within civil courts, including lawsuits, neighborly disputes, and litigation aimed at changing laws, while also exploring themes of government, politics, and public policy. His work has been featured in various publications, including the New Hampshire Union Leader and the Miami Herald.
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Abraham Gutman's articles predominantly focus on local health-related issues in Pennsylvania and Philadelphia, with a specific emphasis on hospitals, healthcare policies, and unionization. His coverage heavily relies on government announcements and cited data.
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By: Abraham Gutman, Jeff Gammage, Chris Palmer
PHILADELPHIA — U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's controversial policy mandating detention for nearly all undocumented immigrants is unlawful, a split Philadelphia-based federal appeals court ruled Friday.
By: Sarah Gantz, Abraham Gutman
QGenda weblinks revealed the information for thousands of providers at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, Penn Medicine, ChristianaCare, and at least 50 other health systems across the country.
By: Abraham Gutman, Nick Vadala
The terms of the settlement to resolve the lawsuit Alec Bohm filed against his parents, Daniel and Lisa Bohm, are confidential.
By: Abraham Gutman, Nick Vadala
Alec Bohm and his parents have settled a multimillion-dollar financial mismanagement lawsuit , nearly six months after the Phillies' infielder accused the elder Bohms of enriching themselves off his baseball earnings.
By: Abraham Gutman
Oona Sperr, the daughter of the Please Touch Museum founder and a Rittenhouse Square architect, says oil tycoon Sid Bass broke his promise to support her financially after he met Althea Viafora Kres.
By: Abraham Gutman
Prosecutors withdrew all charges against Michael Fanning for the March assault of his wife and adult daughter after the women did not wish to proceed with the case.
By: Abraham Gutman
Michael Fanning, the Philadelphia Family Court judge who faced domestic violence charges earlier this year on allegations he assaulted his wife and adult daughter , resigned from the bench, a person with direct knowledge said.
By: Abraham Gutman
Some romantic rendezvous end in heartbreak, others in a $400 million lawsuit.
By: Abraham Gutman
The federal government can't force the Garden State to assist ICE in immigration enforcement, U.S. District Judge Georgette Castner wrote in the opinion dismissing the case.
By: Abraham Gutman
PHILADELPHIA — An executive order signed by New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill blocking federal immigration agents from using nonpublic state property does not violate the constitution, a federal judge ruled Friday.
