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Publication Date: 2018-02-06 Practice Area:Criminal Law Industry: Court:Supreme Court Judge:Justice Mundy Attorneys:For plaintiff: for defendant: Case Number: 18-0107
Collective knowledge doctrine applicable to justify arrest where arresting officer was working in coordination on execution of search warrant obtained by another officer possessing probable cause for defendants arrest. Order of the superior court reversed.
The court granted intervenors request for temporary injunctive relief without conducting a hearing due to its schedule in order to maintain the status quo amid contradictory allegations where none of the parties sought a hearing from the emergency motions judge or reconsideration of its order. The court recommended affirmance of its order granting injunctive relief.
Defendants post-trial motion was properly denied where plaintiff provided sufficient evidence for the jury to find a breach of contract and conversion with respect to an attorney origination fee.
The trial court erred in holding that appellants, who leased property from a commonwealth agency known as the Erie-Western Pennsylvania Port Authority, lacked standing to challenge the denial of tax immunity status but properly found that the public purpose exemption did not apply to the leased parcels given their use. The appellate court affirmed in part, reversed in part and remanded.
Plaintiffs failed to state a claim for a state-created danger under the due process clause of the fourteenth amendment in their §1983 action for their sons injuries after he was swept into a storm water culvert while playing because plaintiffs failed to sufficiently plead any of the four elements of a state-created danger claim. Dismissed.
OOR erred in deciding that PUC had to turn over emails in response to a RTKL request because OOR failed to determine on an individual basis whether the emails constituted attorney work product of either the PUC or energy company whose counsel received and sent some of the emails and energy company had to be invited to participate and be given the opportunity to protect its interests. Vacated and remanded.
A workers compensation judge lacked jurisdiction to hear claimants appeal of a utilization review determination where the physician who treated claimant did not provide the required medical records to the assigned utilization review organization. The court affirmed a Board determination reversing a WCJs holding.
PLRB erred in failing to remove zoning officer from unit certification for collective bargaining purposes due to municipalitys failure to present evidence of actual duties, where legislatures statutory imposition of managerial duties upon zoning officers obviated need to present evidence of actual duties. Order of the Pennsylvania Labor Relations Board reversed.
Workers Compensation Act did not authorize an order providing for reimbursement of unreasonable contest counsel fees, even where the employer was later ruled to have a reasonable basis to contest liability. Order of the commonwealth court reversed.
Where the parties experts in a tax assessment proceeding were both equally credible, the court concluded that the fair market value of the property was between the values presented by the parties experts.