Petitioner Must Establish Preliminary Issue to Be Granted Framed-Issue Hearing

Inadmissible hearsay evidence alone was insufficient to satisfy the commonwealth's burden to prove a prima facie case as to a defendant's identity at a preliminary hearing. Order of the superior court affirmed.

Ambiguity in insurance policy must be construed in favor of insured

Appellants, a solar project developer and local citizens who opposed the project, appealed appellee township's grant of appellant developer's application for a zoning ordinance special exception for construction of a solar energy system. The court concluded that appellant developer was entitled to a "deemed" approval where appellee's written decision on its application was rendered more than 45 days after appellee's hearing on the application. The court concluded further that the deemed approval meant the court would conduct de novo r

New York v. Matthew J. Werner

In the Matter of Tyrone Peters v. Anthony J. Annucci

Defendants United Healthcare and OptumHealth Care Solutions, LLC moved to dismiss the complaint filed by plaintiff Dr.

New York v. Miguel Pinales-Harris

Defendant Centurion Construction appealed the denial of its motion to compel arbitration in a commercial dispute.

Limited Discovery Demanded From Plaintiff Related to Reimbursement Payments