HARRISBURG – A state Supreme Court majority ruled that a New Jersey attorney permitted to practice law in Pennsylvania and who failed to disclose his disciplinary history on an application, will lose his license for three years.
SCRANTON – A local health care and hospital system alleges its lack of involvement in the events at issue should dismiss it from a lawsuit, where one of the plaintiffs was not timely diagnosed with Stage III pancreatic cancer.
SCRANTON – A local hospital responds that claims of professional negligence levied against it are improper, in a suit alleging the defendants failed to identify and diagnose a Scranton woman’s Stage III pancreatic cancer.
SCRANTON – A Scranton couple have alleged that a number of medical entities and health care providers committed professional negligence when the defendants failed to identify and diagnose her Stage III pancreatic cancer.
PHILADELPHIA – A settlement recently came to the case of a Lancaster man who argued that he suffered second- and third-degree burns to his left leg, after a pair of lithium ion batteries intended to be used to power an e-cigarette lighter exploded in his pants pocket.
PHILADELPHIA – In a state court lawsuit, a plaintiff argues that he suffered second- and third-degree burns to his left leg after a pair of lithium ion batteries intended to be used to power an e-cigarette lighter exploded in his pants pocket.
PHILADELPHIA — A person with disabilities is suing Perkiomen Valley School District, a school system, citing alleged failure to uphold Americans with Disabilities Act regulations (ADA).
PHILADELPHIA – A Fairless Hills litigant initiated legal action against the Toyota automobile company, saying a vehicle he purchased vibrated when proceeding at certain speeds and when braking, among other defects it exhibited during use.
PHILADELPHIA – A Feasterville reference laboratory alleges that a Brooklyn, New York, lab testing service business misappropriated its confidential information.
PHILADELPHIA – A New Jersey resident is accused of stealing proprietary information from her former commercial property and casualty insurance company employer.
PHILADELPHIA – A former banquet manager at the Washington Crossing Inn has not overcome a prior ruling of summary judgment made in favor of her prior employer, a federal appeals court declared.
PHILADELPHIA – On Dec. 15, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit ruled to deny a new trial to a woman who filed both federal and state race and gender discrimination claims, plus retaliation claims against her former employer.
A New Jersey couple brought a complaint against a restaurant alleging negligence in 2014. Carol Ann Zaleski and David Zaleski of Monroe Township sued Melt Restaurant Group LLC of Bethlehem in the U.S.
PHILADELPHIA – Last month, a woman who alleged she suffered harassment, gender-based discrimination and sexual harassment at the hands of Temple University athletic officials filed a motion for summary judgment on all claims in her lawsuit.
