Tabitha Fleming News
New bill would make gun owners protected class under state human rights act
Pennsylvania is considering making gun owners a protected class of citizens with proposed changes to the Pennsylvania Human Rights Act (PHRA).
Couple's appeal against Deutsche Bank thrown out because of late response
PHILADELPHIA — Timely appeals are still necessary regardless of the underlying facts, according to a non-precedential ruling from the Pennsylvania Superior Court.
Ruling: Court employees not protected by Whistleblower Law
HARRISBURG - Earlier this year, the state Commonwealth Court ruled that a former juvenile probation officer wasn’t protected by whistleblower laws.
Retired railroad worker loses appeal alleging negligence by Norfolk Southern, Consolidated Rail
PHILADELPHIA — A lifelong railroad worker won’t be able to hold his employer liable for what he claimed were unsafe working conditions that led to long-term injuries.
Wheel makers not responsible for foot injury suffered at modular home manufacturing site, Superior Court rules
HARRISBURG — The Superior Court of Pennsylvania recently denied an appeal seeking injury damages by a former employee at a modular home manufacturing plant in Renniger v. A&R Machine Shop and Cass Hudson Company.
Philadelphia woman settles suit with Ruby Tuesday over claim of broken glass in food
PHILADELPHIA - A lawsuit filed by a woman who claimed she found broken glass in
her food at the Ruby Tuesday restaurant in the Springfield Mall has quickly come to an
end.