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Who Got the Work: Constangy Attys to Defend NYU Grossman School of Medicine in Employment Bias Suit
Constangy, Brooks, Smith & Prophete attorneys have entered appearances for NYU Grossman School of Medicine in a pending lawsuit over alleged employment discrimination under the ADA.Amputee's Workers Comp Benefits Pulled for Failure to Quit Smoking
"This could theoretically open the door for any number of other health conditions," Pond Lehocky Giordano's Keld Wenge said, giving a claimant's diabetes management as a potential avenue companies could use to question a claimant's benefits if the ruling stands.Who Got the Work: Davis+Gilbert Tapped for Website Accessibility Class Action
Marc J. Rachman and Sarah Benowich of Davis+Gilbert have stepped in as defense counsel to Sleepme Inc. in a pending website accessibility class action.View more book results for the query "'Thomas Thomas Hafer'"
Defense: Plaintiff's Failure to Yield Caused Accident
On March 15, 2018, plaintiff Craig Czaplinski, a radiologist in his early 50s, was driving on Route 23/Ridge Road in Elverson. The front of his sedan struck the passenger's side rear quarter panel of a sedan driven by Rachel Palmer. Czaplinski claimed a fractured knee, a torn meniscus and a wrist injury.Plaintiff's Failure to Yield Caused Accident, Defense Claimed
On March 15, 2018, plaintiff Craig Czaplinski, a radiologist in his early 50s, was driving on Route 23/Ridge Road in Elverson. The front of his sedan struck the passenger's side rear quarter panel of a sedan driven by Rachel Palmer. Czaplinski claimed a fractured knee, a torn meniscus and a wrist injury.$15.5M Award for Construction Worker Burned by Electric Shock
A construction contractor involved in an apartment development project is on the hook for a $15.5 million verdict to a member of a tree-removal crew who sustained electrical burns while on the job.Philadelphia Jury Hands Up $15.5M to Worker Burned by Electric Shock
Defendant Vito Braccia Construction LLC could have avoided the Oct. 28 verdict if it had agreed to the plaintiff's earlier demand to be compensated at the company's $2 million insurance policy limit, according to the plaintiff's lawyers with Saltz Mongeluzzi & Bendesky.Trending Stories
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