The dominating topic in Pennsylvania automobile litigation continues to be the evolution of the new common law associated with the Post-Koken cases in which negligence claims against third-party tortfeasors are joined with the contractual claims against UM/UIM carriers under one caption.
Trial courts across the state are nearly split down the middle in terms of whether these claims should be allowed to proceed through trial in a consolidated fashion or whether they should be severed into separate matters.
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