James M. Beck of Reed Smith. Appeals and Unconstitutionality: Jurisdiction and Notice Rules
A recent nonprecedential Pennsylvania Superior Court decision, Mallory v. Norfolk Southern Railway, 2020 Pa. Super. Unpub. Lexis (Pa. Super. Oct. 30, 2020), illustrates one of the special considerations that appellate practitioners need to know when dealing with litigation challenging the constitutionality of statutes in Pennsylvania.
December 04, 2020 at 01:29 PM
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A recent nonprecedential Pennsylvania Superior Court decision, Mallory v. Norfolk Southern Railway, 2020 Pa. Super. Unpub. Lexis (Pa. Super. Oct. 30, 2020), illustrates one of the special considerations that appellate practitioners need to know when dealing with litigation challenging the constitutionality of statutes in Pennsylvania. The appellant in Mallory did what most litigants would expect to do after having his case dismissed on personal jurisdiction grounds. He appealed to the Superior Court, our intermediate appellate court of general jurisdiction.
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