Appellant appealed the denial of his motion to suppress evidence from a drug dog alert and the denial of his Pa.R.Crim.P. 600 motion asserting trial court took too long to consider the matter on remand and court found appellant's attempt to obtain relief under rule 600 failed where his case was remanded for a suppression hearing, not a new trial, and appellant's argument as to suppression was waived for failure to raise it below. Affirmed.

Trial court properly found infant child with leg fractures was the victim of child abuse and parents were the perpetrators of the abuse because parents did not testify, presented no rebuttal witnesses and failed to rebut the §6381(d) presumption with countervailing, competent, substantial evidence. Affirmed.

Regulations on Short-Term Rental Contracts Did Not Constitute Regulatory Taking for Investors Who Purchased or Leased Properties to Run Short-Term Rental Businesses

Defendant Not Entitled to New Trial where He Declined to Join or Preserve Objection from Codefendant

Class Certified in Suit Over Insurer's ACV Payments' Failure to Include State Sales Taxes

Court Grants in Part and Denies in Part City's Summary Judgment Motion in Employment Discrimination Case

OSH Act does not preempt Washington State's enforcement of COVID-19 mandates for agricultural employers

Lorenzo Ramirez was an employee of the Hudspeth County Sheriff's Office who, according to appellee's petition, tripped and fell while on the job, causing his death several days later.

Plaintiffs filed a motion for class certification.

In what is known as a Walker Process suit, appellants, oilfield services companies, brough antitrust claims against appellee for enforcing a fraudulent fracking patent.