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27 Attorneys Named Best Lawyers In America, 1 Lawyer Of The Year & 6 Lawyers Named Ones to Watch.
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PITTSBURGH – A Washington County man says his property sustained significant structural and mold damage as a result of allegedly defective materials supplied by an Ohio lumber company.
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PITTSBURGH – America’s Benefit seeks to confirm an $803,000 arbitration amount in its case against a former one-third shareholder in the company.
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PITTSBURGH – An Indiana man says that he acted in a reasonable fashion and is not responsible for a New York resident who permanently lost his sight in an alleged fireworks mishap in Westmoreland County more than two years ago.
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Ongoing contractual dispute dates back more than 15 years
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Burns White LLC earned recognition among the Best Law Firms in the country, receiving eight rankings in the 2019 U.S. News Media Group and Best Lawyers® “Best Law Firms” survey.
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PITTSBURGH – A Pittsburgh business alleges it was not paid for nursing services it provided.
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JOHNSTOWN – The operators of a Blair County skilled living facility are seeking to stay a Cresson couple's suit against them.
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JOHNSTOWN – The operators of a skilled nursing facility in Cambria County are seeking to compel arbitration regarding a suit filed in that county's court.
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JOHNSTOWN – The operators of a skilled nursing facility are seeking to compel a Puyallup woman's complaint into arbitration.
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SCRANTON – A resident of Old Forge Manor Personal Care Center has filed a lawsuit in Lackawanna County Common Pleas Court claiming that she injured when she was cut on the rail of a bed, and the defendant recently filed its objections.
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PITTSBURGH - A western Pennsylvania assisted living facility says that an admission agreement signed by a former resident's daughter and his power of attorney requires complaints to be settled in arbitration, according to a lawsuit filed Feb. 4 at the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania.
