The Pennsylvania Superior Court has criticized a Montgomery County trial judge for tossing out a protracted wrongful-death and survival suit after the plaintiff moved to delay the trial due to illness.
In an unpublished opinion in Jones v. Mercy Suburban Hospital, a three-judge panel unanimously ruled to reverse Montgomery County Court of Common Pleas Senior Judge Arthur R. Tilson’s order dismissing the case and remanded the matter for trial.
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