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Judge Orders Attorney to Pay Arbitrator in Long-Running Kline & Specter Dispute
Donald Haviland had sought to vacate the arbitration award entered by retired Judge Mark Bernstein.
Court Upholds $4.5M Child Abuse Jury Verdict Against Phila. Public Defenders
A lawsuit against the foster parents, the agency that placed the children with them, and the Defender Association of Philadelphia resulted in a $4.5 million verdict by a Philadelphia jury, which a Pennsylvania appeals court has now affirmed, rejecting the argument from the Defender Association that it is immune from liability.
Pa. Judge Sanctions Lawyer for Coaching Witness During Video Deposition
Lackawanna County Court of Common Pleas Judge James Gibbons referred Cipriani & Werner attorney Patrick Carey to the state disciplinary board and ordered him to reimburse—out of pocket—all counsel in the case for filings related to his motion to dismiss the lawsuit.
Defendants Leased Improper Mower, Caused Foot Amputation: Plaintiff
On Sept. 16, 2017, plaintiff Harold Getting, 74, was operating a 2015 Troy-Bilt Riding Mower on his property in Williamsport. The mower became unstable, and it overturned. Getting was pinned under the mower, and his left foot contacted the blade, resulting in a partial amputation of the foot. Getting had leased the mower at Mark's Sales and Leasing from a salesperson, Lemuel Scott Barger.
After 6 Months in Limbo, Philadelphia Court Sets January Date for Restart of Civil Jury Trials
The court, at least initially, plans to hold jury selection with a limited number of jurors in Room 195, which is the civil jury selection room.
Lawyers Press Pa. Supreme Court to Set in Motion COVID-Delayed Med Mal Case
Lawyers representing a young woman injured during surgery due to alleged malpractice have asked the Pennsylvania Supreme Court to exercise extraordinary jurisdiction to get the case moving again after it was delayed by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Can Mental Health Practices Be Sued for Corporate Negligence? A Pa. Judge Doesn't Think So
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