Defendant moved for a more definite statement under Fed.R.Civ.

Forced Medication Deemed in Best Interest of Respondent

Radiation Oncology Services of Central New York, P.C., et al. v. Jeanette N. Warren et al.

Trial court erred in concluding PennDOT did not establish a prima facie case of plaintiff's out-of-state conviction of an alcohol-related driving offense requiring disqualification of his CDL but correctly found plaintiff's evidence established that he was not convicted on February 18, 2021 of an alcohol-related offense in Wisconsin that would require the disqualification of his CDL. Affirmed in part and reversed in part.

District court erred in dismissing appellants' second amendment challenge to statutes banning 18-to-20-year-olds from carrying firearms outside their homes during a state of emergency because 18-to-20-year-olds were presumptively among "the people" to whom second amendment rights extended and court found no near equivalence or significant analogue between the burdens imposed by the historical statute cited by Commonwealth and those at issue here. Reversed.

Court declined to grant a motion for punitive damages in the form of a summary judgment motion where there were genuine issues of material fact as to defendants' culpability for a fatal motor vehicle accident. Plaintiff's motion granted in part and denied in part.

Record does not support trial court's finding that defendant "acted with reckless indifference to human life"

In the Matter of Kenneth Windley v. Anthony Rodriguez

Petitioner appealed the denial of his claim for accidental disability retirement benefits.

Premises liability defendants appealed the court's order granting reconsideration and vacating its earlier order granting defendants' motion for summary judgment. The court concluded that its decision should be affirmed where plaintiff's motion for reconsideration demonstrated the existence of a genuine dispute of material fact as to whether plaintiff saw a defect in a curb before she tripped and fell.