Rights Breach Claims Partly Dismissed; Probable Cause Existed to Arrest Plaintiff

Defendant appealed trial court's order denying his subsequent petition for post-conviction relief without an evidentiary hearing.

Indemnification, Contribution, and Breach of Contract Claims Lacked Legal Basis

In the Matter of Michael Everett Heygood, an Attorney.

In the Matter of Barrett LL. v. Melissa MM.

Union representative had same rights as employee to request private caucus when scope of employer's interview expanded to include additional potential discipline, as denying representative's right to speak during interview would effectively deny the employee's labor rights to representation. Order of the Pennsylvania Labor Relations Board affirmed.

New York v. Jonathan Ryals

New York v. Rupert L. Lamica Jr.

Defendants moved to dismiss plaintiff's action over a home and mortgage and court found plaintiff sufficiently alleged an oral contract and defendants' statute of limitations defense was not apparent on the face of the complaint but the Loan Interest and Protection Law did not apply to the mortgage because mortgage far exceeded the base amount allowed under the statute. Motion granted in part and denied in part.

Landowner appealed the trial court's order affirming a decision of a township zoning hearing board. The court reversed, concluding that under the terms of the township's zoning ordinance, landowner was entitled by right to engage in accessory retail use of its property incident to manufacturing and processing use occurring on the site.