Amerisourcebergen Drug Corporation et al. v. New York

New York v. Zeke D. Wilmarth

In the Matter of Attorneys in Violation of Judiciary Law § 468-a. v. Geeta Nadia Kapur

Defendant medical providers moved to preclude plaintiff from offering expert testimony in support of her claim of corporate negligence in the treatment of a patient with mental health issues who leapt from the roof of defendant hospital. The court denied defendants' motion without prejudice to their seeking a directed verdict on the issue at trial.

Defendant construction company filed preliminary objections to plaintiffs' complaint alleging failure to properly construct a prefabricated home on plaintiffs' property. The trial court sustained defendant's preliminary objection that the matter should go to binding arbitration under a contractual arbitration clause in the parties' written construction agreement. The court reasoned that the arbitration clause was not subject to the requirements of the Pennsylvania Home Improvement Act where the Act excluded construction of a new home

Defendants moved to dismiss plaintiff's copyright action.

Summary Judgment Granted to Bank, Defendant Failed to Pay Off Credit Card Debt

In the Matter of Samuel Rivera v. Anthony Rodriguez

DOT's unreasonable delay in imposing a license suspension prejudiced licensee who refrained from driving upon the belief that his withdrawal of his appeal meant the suspension automatically went into effect and due to licensee's increasing need to transport his family and drive for work. Order of the trial court reversed.

Defendants Neuronetics, Inc.