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Court: Local Agencies Can Be Liable for Asbestos Exposure
A local agency can be held liable for an employee's asbestos-related injuries when the exposure was caused by a condition that falls under one of the exceptions to governmental immunity, the Commonwealth Court ruled in a case of first impression.
No Title Insurance Coverage for Agent's Fraud, Court Says
A bank's title insurance policy does not cover losses due to misappropriated lien funds when the insurer was not involved in the transfer of funds, the Pennsylvania Superior Court has ruled.
Commonwealth Court Won't Revive Ex-Officer's Defamation Suit Against SEPTA
The Commonwealth Court has declined to revive a defamation suit that an ex-transit police officer, fired after getting into an altercation with a woman at a Dunkin' Donuts, brought against his former employer over a bulletin that alleged the man had impersonated a police officer and pointed a loaded gun at a pedestrian.
Turnpike Hit With $3.2M Judgment in Whistleblower Suit
A former employee of the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission has received a $3.2 million award from the Commonwealth Court for retaliation he faced after reporting alleged instances of wrongdoing and waste to turnpike supervisors.
Kane Gets New Lawyer for Sentencing
With her criminal trial behind her and sentencing several weeks in the future, former Attorney General Kathleen Kane has hired a new defense attorney from Montgomery County.
New PDI Leader Talks Priorities, Products Liability
The Legal discussed with Louis Long, the incoming head of the Pennsylvania Defense Institute his goals, what he wants and how he aims to strengthen the PDI's ties with the insurance community, and where the recent dispute over proposed products liability jury instructions might end up.
Court Won't Revive Claims Made by Transit Worker Seen at TV Taping
A SEPTA employee fired after she was seen at a taping of the "Live With Kelly & Michael" television program while on sick leave will not be able to revive her hostile work environment and discrimination claims against the transportation authority, a federal appeals court has ruled.
Kane, Prosecutors Aim to Bar From Trial Mention of Shuttered Probe, Porn Emails
As the criminal trial of Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane approaches, each side is seeking to shape the evidence that can be presented.
Movers: A Weekly Roundup of Laterals and Promotions
Lateral moves and new arrivals in this week's column.Trending Stories
- 1$20M and Still Going: Is Partner Pay a Bubble?
- 2'Babe': Judge Sanctioned After Sexually Harassing Fellow Jurist
- 3How I Made Practice Group Chair: 'You Have to Be Your Own Advocate,' Says Marisa Darden of Benesch
- 4First Infant Formula Trial Against Abbott Begins in Missouri
- 5With a 7-Figure Book Deal and TV Adaptation on the Way, This Dechert Associate Remains Committed to Her Day Job
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