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Where plaintiff was awarded treble damages in this consumer protection matter, the court held that the amount of $5,000 was an appropriate attorney fee award based on the amount of time that should have been expended in this matter by counsel, even though plaintiff sought a significantly larger attorney fee award.
An arbitrator erred in allowing a police officer who had been disciplined for the unauthorized use of the states justice network to return to the force since such a result would necessarily require petitioner to violate laws relating to unauthorized access to protected information. The court vacated an arbitration award.
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.
Board properly held that applicants liquor license renewal and revalidation applications for a license he bought at an IRS auction were un-timely because he filed them late, offered no reason for the delay to support nunc pro tunc relief and failed to pay the required filing fee. Affirmed.
License suspension for refusal of a blood alcohol test valid even though police did not advise driver of statutorily-mandated, but constitutionally-invalidated enhanced criminal penalties for refusal of testing. Order of the trial court affirmed.
Trial court properly awarded $200,000 for the value of a condemned property and properly awarded township credit for the $140,000 it made in lien payments because townships argument that condemnee lacked standing. Affirmed.
The plaintiff subcontractor waived its claims for certain unpaid invoices against the defendant subcontractor where it already pursued such claims in arbitration and the arbitrator determined that the claims arose due to an act or omission of the property owner and, thus, were not arbitrable under the parties contract. The court recommended affirmance of its order granting defendant summary judgment.
Trial court abused its discretion in denying appellants request for a continuance after appellants found out that their expert witness was unable to testify less than three weeks before trial and they were unable to secure a competent witness who would have sufficient time to prepare his testimony for trial because the trial court thus determined the outcome of appellants case. Reversed.
Board erred in reasoning that it was the claimants burden to prove that all five jobs identified by a vocational counselor were not open in evaluating employers modification petition but board correctly found the two positions for which claimant was given an interview were open and in modifying claimants benefits. Affirmed.
The court denied petitioners request for the appointment of a conservator under the Abandoned and Blighted Property Conservatorship Act where the evidence established that the current owner acquired the property within six months of the filing of the petition. The court recommended affirmance of its order denying a petition for appointment of conservatorship.