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Philly jury hands down $182.7M med-mal verdict against UPenn Hospital, largest in Pa. history
PHILADELPHIA – A Philadelphia jury has handed down the largest medical malpractice verdict in the history of Pennsylvania, in the form of a $182.7 million judgment to a five year-old boy born with cerebral palsy and his mother, against the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania. -
Lawsuit says diabetic worker fainted, and supervisor took pictures and joked
PHILADELPHIA — A Penn Medicine worker alleges he was forced to resign in retaliation for requesting medical leave and accommodations. Thomas Lemon filed a complaint March 31 in the U.S. -
Former UPenn Health employees want judge to deny motion to dismiss their case over vaccination mandate
ALLENTOWN – A group of current and former employees from the University of Pennsylvania Health System, who believe that forcible disclosure of their vaccination status violates their constitutional rights, stand by their claims and seek a federal court to throw out the health care company’s motion to dismiss its case. -
UPenn looking to dismiss lawsuit of ex-employees who refused to share COVID-19 vaccination status
ALLENTOWN – The University of Pennsylvania has filed to dismiss claims from a group of its former employees that believe forcible disclosure of their vaccination status violates their constitutional rights. -
UPenn employees sue over COVID-19 vaccine mandate, allege constitutional rights violations
ALLENTOWN – The University of Pennsylvania Health System’s vaccine mandate has come under fire from a group of its current and former employees, who believe that forcible disclosure of their vaccination status violates their constitutional rights. -
Insurance, medical college officials tell Pa. Senate committee that current med-mal venue rules should stay intact
HARRISBURG – Testimony hearings continued Wednesday within the Pennsylvania Senate’s Legislative Budget and Finance Committee (LBFC), featuring insurance and medical college representatives who say current medical malpractice venue rules should not be reversed.