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Woman injured during treadmill stress test reaches settlement with medical defendants
WILLIAMSPORT – A woman running on a treadmill for a medically administered stress test and claimed that doctors ignoring her warnings that the speed of the treadmill was too fast and led her to fall and suffer a broken arm and other injuries, has arrived at a settlement agreement with the defendants. -
Woman injured during treadmill stress test says doctors shouldn't be dismissed from suit
WILLIAMSPORT – A woman running on a treadmill for a medically administered stress test has reiterated her claims that doctors ignored her warnings that the speed of the treadmill was too fast for her to keep up – leading her to fall and suffer a broken arm and other injuries, and has rejected two doctors’ attempt to be dismissed from the case. -
Plaintiff discontinues suit against Lycoming County SPCA, over aggressive dog it adopted out
WILLIAMSPORT – A Williamsport woman has, for now, discontinued her lawsuit alleging that the local Society for the Protection of Animals failed to warn her that the dog she was adopting had aggressive tendencies and a result, after bringing the dog home, it attacked her cat. -
Fall sustained during construction of Geisinger Medical Center Muncy leads to injury lawsuit
WILLIAMSPORT – A Snyder County couple have sued a host of defendants they believe are responsible for injuries the husband-plaintiff’s allegedly sustained on the job, while building a new facility for Geisinger Medical Center. -
Pa. State Police barracks visitor who claimed she fell on building's front steps settles case
WILLIAMSPORT – A Lycoming County woman who alleged that while visiting a Pennsylvania State Police barracks, she encountered a defective condition in the building’s front steps, leading her to fall and break her left leg and left shoulder, has settled her case. -
Woman seriously injured on treadmill during stress test maintains medical defendants were negligent
WILLIAMSPORT – A woman running on a treadmill for a medically administered stress test has held fast to her claims that doctors ignored her warnings that the speed of the treadmill was too fast for her to keep up, leading her to fall and suffer a broken arm and other injuries. -
Medical defendants deny negligence allegations, after patient falls off treadmill during stress test
WILLIAMSPORT – A litany of health care defendants accused of committing negligence – in litigation from a woman running on a treadmill for a medically administered stress test who said doctors ignored her warnings that the speed of the treadmill was too fast for her to keep up, leading her to fall and suffer a broken arm and other injuries – have denied being responsible for her damages. -
Judge splits ruling on objections in case of treadmill accident at hospital
WILLIAMSPORT – A state court judge has partially granted defense preliminary objections in litigation from a woman running on a treadmill for a medically administered stress test, who said doctors ignored her warnings that the speed of the treadmill was too fast for her to keep up, leading her to fall and suffer a broken arm and other injuries. -
Lycoming SPCA blamed in lawsuit after adopted dog attacks cat
WILLIAMSPORT – A Williamsport woman says the local Society for the Protection of Animals failed to warn her that the dog she was adopting had aggressive tendencies and a result, after bringing the dog home, it attacked her cat. -
Woman seriously injured on treadmill during stress test holds onto her claims
WILLIAMSPORT – A woman running on a treadmill for a medically administered stress test who said doctors ignored her warnings that the speed of the treadmill was too fast for her to keep up, leading her to fall and suffer a broken arm and other injuries, has hit back at the defendants’ preliminary objections. -
Pa. State Police barracks visitor maintains claims that she fell on building's front steps
WILLIAMSPORT – A Lycoming County woman has reiterated claims that while visiting a Pennsylvania State Police barracks, she encountered a defective condition in the building’s front steps, leading her to fall and break her left leg and left shoulder. -
Medical defendants refute allegations after patient falls off treadmill during stress test
WILLIAMSPORT – Defendants named in a lawsuit from a woman who alleged she was injured during a treadmill-based medical stress test, have filed preliminary objections in the case and denied the merits of its negligence-based allegations. -
Defendants implicated in treadmill stress test injury case ask for case to be thrown out
WILLIAMSPORT – Defendants named in a lawsuit from a woman who alleged she was injured during a treadmill-based medical stress test, are seeking to have the plaintiff’s case thrown out for failure to file a Certificate of Merit. -
Pa. State Police barracks visitor says she fell on building's front steps
WILLIAMSPORT – A Lycoming County woman alleges that while visiting a Pennsylvania State Police barracks, she encountered a defective condition in the building’s front steps, leading her to fall and break her left leg and left shoulder. -
Suit: Doctors kept plaintiff running on treadmill until she fell off and broke her arm
WILLIAMSPORT – A woman running on a treadmill for a medically administered stress test says doctors ignored her warnings that the speed of the treadmill was too fast for her to keep up, leading her to fall and suffer a broken arm and other injuries. -
Sexual discrimination lawsuit filed against Aids Resource Alliance by former employee
WILLIAMSPORT – A Williamsport woman alleges sexual discrimination was a factor in her termination by her employer. -
Superior Court partially upholds verdict on Right to Farm Act case, remands for further proceedings
HARRISBURG – The Superior Court of Pennsylvania has found partial favor with and remanded a case between a Lycoming County farm and its neighbors, ruling its activities are protected under the Right to Farm Act (RTFA). -
Lycoming County court rules in favor of meat company, farms through Right To Farm Act
WILLIAMSPORT – A recent ruling in the Lycoming County Court of Common Pleas has resulted in another victory for parties arguing certain agricultural activities are protected under Pennsylvania’s Right To Farm Act (RTFA).