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Urogynecologist can only testify about case specifics and not general causation, Pa. judge finds
WILLIAMSPORT – A Pennsylvania federal judge has ruled that a board-certified urogynecologist chosen to be an expert witness in an pelvic device product liability action, may only testify as to his case-specific opinions in the matter and not on the issue of general causation. -
Lawsuit: Artillery shell in fireworks struck man 40 feet away, causing evisceration of left eye
PHILADELPHIA – A man who claims to have been shot by his fireworks setup in the left eye from more than 40 feet away is suing the company that sold the product. -
April 27: U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania docket for "personal injury" cases
The following cases categorized as "personal injury" were on the docket in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania on April 27. All case details are allegations only and should not be taken as fact: -
U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania: Actions Taken on April 27
The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania reported the following activity on April 27 in the suits below: -
Court activity on April 27: Eric D Harper vs 3d Pyro
The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania reported the following activity in the suit brought by Eric D Harper and Erin M Harper against 3d Pyro, SKY King Fireworks Group Inc., SKY King Fireworks Inc., SKY King Fireworks of Tioga LLC and SKY King Unlimited Inc. on April 27. -
Trip-and-fall plaintiff who said a step 'should be more evident' handed another loss
On July 30, the Superior Court of Pennsylvania backed a summary judgment for a hotel accused of negligence after a female patron fell. -
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA: PFBC to Sponsor 'Days of Summer Giveaway'
The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC) has partnered with “The Rest of PA,” a consortia of local tourism entities and Bass Pro Shops in Harrisburg to sponsor a giveaway that includes a two-day getaway package and an Ascend 10T Sit-on-Top lime green fishing kayak. -
Widow files wrongful death lawsuit over allegedly faulty tire equipment
PHILADELPHIA – The widow of a man fatally struck by a piece of tire removal equipment has filed a survival and wrongful death lawsuit on his behalf, against his former employer and the companies that manufactured the equipment in question. -
Philadelphia's 'Hellhole' status up for debate, but group points at huge Xarelto verdict
HARRISBURG – A recent, massive Philadelphia verdict that bucked a small national trend shows the city's court isn't treating businesses fairly, Pennsylvania's legal reform group says. -
Restoration services company says it is owed $47K from contract with client
PHILADELPHIA – A New Jersey-based fire and water restoration services firm has launched legal action to recover more than $47,000 in unpaid damages connected to a professional contract it entered earlier this year. -
Delaware River Stevedores claim union forced unlawful work stoppage
PHILADELPHIA — A union is suing International Longshoremen's Association Local 1242, and Philip Renzi, alleging breach of contract. -
Antitrust litigation between Commonwealth and natural gas drilling companies temporarily stayed
Antitrust litigation between Commonwealth and natural gas drilling companies temporarily stayed -
Many in gas and oil industry relieved high court did not overturn estoppel by deed, attorney says
Pennsylvania's oil and gas industry recently breathed a sigh of relief after the state Supreme Court unanimously reaffirmed the long-standing "estoppel by deed," or rule of after-acquired title, a Pittsburgh industry attorney who wasn't surprised by the ruling says. -
Commonwealth Court denies AFSCME's appeal of correctional officer's hiring
An order to hire a female correctional officer at an all-male Lackawanna County juvenile -
Relator can amend qui tam suit against Peco Energy Co., others, judge rules
A federal judge in Philadelphia has allowed a relator who brought a qui -
N. Phila. man sues adjacent property owner for injuries sustained from falling roof debris
A North Philadelphia man claims in a recently filed personal injury complaint that he -
Phila. subcontractor files suit against N.J. construction firm over unpaid work
A Northeast Philadelphia electric company is suing a New Jersey construction firm in state court, alleging the defendant failed to pay the plaintiff the remaining balance on a subcontract relating to a construction project at a local shipping port. -
Phila. judge certifies class action status in case of environmental hazard at townhouse site
A Philadelphia Common Pleas Court judge has granted class action status in a case where homeowners who purchased townhouses in a residential development that apparently had high levels of lead and arsenic were suing over their alleged ignorance of the condition of the residential tract.