As previously analyzed in this column, the new era of automobile accident litigation, dubbed “Hurricane Koken ” due to the turbulent and uncertain path of the law and procedure in this regard, has continued to be guided by a split of authority among the various common pleas courts across Pennsylvania on how to properly handle such claims.
Now, with the Superior Court’s Jan. 6 decision in Richner v. McCance , the sun appears to be peaking from behind the clouds.
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