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Thursday, May 9, 2024

Tomas Kassahun News


Pa. judge rules Rite Aid investor who filed suit purchased shares before actionable statements

By Tomas Kassahun |
HARRISBURG - The U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania has ruled against a Rite Aid investor who alleged that he was misled by Rite Aid and Walgreens during their attempt to merge.

Federal judge says health care providers lack standing for claims against insurer

By Tomas Kassahun |
The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania has dismissed an amended complaint filed by health care providers, citing lack of standing.

Judge won't dismiss Aetna's lawsuit over NICU insurance claims

By Tomas Kassahun |
PHILADELPHIA - The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania has denied a motion to dismiss filed by Mednax Inc.

Pa. Superior Court rejects petition to compel arbitration in negligence case against medical facility

By Tomas Kassahun |
A Pennsylvania appeals court recently affirmed a trial court’s decision to deny a medical facility’s petition to compel arbitration in dispute with a woman who allegedly fell and broke her leg at the facility, according to a decision filed on March 29 in the Superior Court of Pennsylvania.

Right to Farm Act protects Salem family farm from lawsuit over its smell

By Tomas Kassahun |
The Superior Court of Pennsylvania has upheld a trial court’s decision to dismiss a case against a family-owned farm in Luzerne County that was accused of creating a disturbing odor in the neighborhood, according to a decision filed on March 29.

Pa. Superior Court upholds dismissal of defamation suit against law firm and attorney

By Tomas Kassahun |
A Pennsylvania appeals court has upheld a lower court’s decision to dismiss defamation claims brought by an attorney who said a firm falsely accused him of witness intimidation, according to a decision filed on March 29 in the Superior Court of Pennsylvania.

Superior Court upholds decision to not award damages to woman who allegedly was bitten by dog

By Tomas Kassahun |
The Superior Court of Pennsylvania has upheld a jury's decision to not award damages to a woman who sued a couple after she was allegedly bitten by their dog, according to a decision filed on April 3.

Pennsylvania, seeking $1.2M in fees from court fight over Hershey Medical Center merger, gets support

By Tomas Kassahun |
PHILADELPHIA — The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania has gained support from several states that say a federal district court made a mistake by denying reimbursement for attorneys’ fees following its successful challenge to the proposed merger between Penn State Hershey Medical Center and Pinnacle Health System.