Court dismissed inmate's petition against DOC secretary for failing to allege her personal involvement in purported constitutional violations or adequately allege how prison officials had violated his First and Eighth Amendment rights due to prison conditions/regulations. Respondents' preliminary objections sustained.

Third-Party Defendant Viwinco, Inc.

District court's denial of appellant Green's severance motion was improper because Green and co-defendant Murphy presented mutually antagonistic defenses, Murphy inculpated Green in a federal investigation during his testimony and the risk of prejudice was quite high. Reversed.

In the Matter of Rebecca S. v. Dustin U.

The court denied defendant's motion to dismiss for failure to join an indispensable party pursuant to Pa. R. Civ. P. 1032(b). Plaintiff, a skilled nursing facility that housed defendant's late father, sued defendant for breach of contract and violation of the Uniform Voidable Transactions Act after defendant signed a responsible person agreement, a Mt. Macrina Manor release and acknowledgment and, allegedly in contravention of the contract, received ownership of three parcels of real estate from his father in exchange for $1. Defendan

Former employee's breach of contract claims failed where employee handbook expressly stated that employment was at will; however, trial court erred in sustaining preliminary objections to defamation claim against former supervisor where his statements were capable of being proven true or false and understood to have a defamatory meaning. Judgment affirmed in part and reversed in part.

Defendant<strong> </strong>appealed from a post-judgment matrimonial order denying her request for an equitable remedy for the sale of a three-horse trailer and counsel fees.

Only RICO, TVPA Claims Dismissed From Town Worker's Forced Labor Action

In the Matter of C.M. v. Z.N.

Defendant moved for summary judgment in plaintiff's action seeking coverage under a dental insurance plan.