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By: Daniel Cummins
Toth v. Chambersburg Hospital , No. 208 MDA 2024 (Pa. Super. Oct. 15, 2024 Stevens, P.J.E., Panella, P.J.E., and Lane, J.) (Op. by Stevens, P.J.E.), the Pennsylvania Superior Court affirmed the entry of a summary judgment in a case involving a Plaintiff who was diagnosed with dementia and who was injured after falling while pushing an aide away and attempting to run while under the care of a hospital.
By: Daniel Cummins
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By: Daniel Cummins
In the case of Street v. GAC Shipping USA, Inc. , No. 24-1739 (E.D. Pa. Oct. 1, 2024 Rufe, J.), the court denied a Plaintiff's Motion to Remand a Case to State Court.
The below article of mine providing tips on handling mediations was published in the October 17, 2017 edition of The Legal Intelligencer and is republished here with permission.
By: Daniel Cummins
In the case of Almonte v. Roaring Creek Egg Farms, LLC , No. 2019-CV-03731 (C.P. Luz. Co. Oct. 16, 2024 Pierantoni, J.), the court granted various Defendants' Preliminary Objections to a Plaintiff's Second Amended Complaint against allegations of recklessness and claims for punitive damages.
In the case of Valiga v. Erie Insurance Co. , No. 2021-CV-339 (C.P. Mercer Co. Oct. 7, 2021 McEwin, J.), the trial court in Mercer County granted summary judgment to a carrier in a regular use case.
In the case of Crook v. Erie Insurance Exchange , No. 2014-00867-TT (C.P. Chester Co. June 14, 2024 Binder, J.), the court addressed various Preliminary Objections filed by a carrier in a Post-Koken uninsured (UM) motorist litigation.
By: Daniel Cummins
In the case of Piotrowski v. Department of Health , No. 1232 C.D. 2023 (Pa. Cmwlth. Oct 24, 2024 Ceisler, J., Dumas, J., and Leavitt, S.J.) (Op. by
By: Daniel Cummins
In the case of Major v. Five Start Equipment, Inc. , No. 2020-CV-3550 (C.P. Lacka. Co. Oct. 28, 2024 Nealon, J.), the court addressed a Motion to Bifurcate the liability issues from the damages issues at the trial of a personal injury action involving a motor vehicle accident during which a pedestrian was struck.
By: Daniel Cummins
In the case of Gilbert v. UMPC Williamsport , No. CV-21-00,169 (C.P. Lyc. Co. Sept. 16, 2024 Lindhardt, J.), the court overruled Preliminary Objections filed by Additional Defendants relative to their joinder into this medical malpractice matter.
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