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News published on Pennsylvania Record in September 2012

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News from September 2012


Sandusky judge contests defense attorney's appeal of a judicial order

By Jon Campisi |
The Pennsylvania judge who presided over the Jerry Sandusky child sex-abuse case is

Judge allows injury case against Phila. corner store owners to proceed

By Jon Campisi |
A federal judge has allowed a personal injury case against the owners of a Philadelphia

NFL players' concussion litigation - new 'Big Tobacco' - moves forward in Philly

By Jon Campisi |
With a deep pocket defendant and experienced plaintiff attorneys, a growing personal injury case docket at federal court in Philadelphia has the potential to rival "Big Tobacco" litigation of the 1990s.

Wrongful death claim filed over drowning of Phila. man whose vehicle plunged into Delaware River

By Jon Campisi |
The parents of a man who died earlier this year after his vehicle plunged into the

Phila. firm sues former client, suburban law firm for breach of contract

By Jon Campisi |
A Philadelphia law firm has filed a breach of contract suit against a city woman and a

Roxborough Memorial sues Phila. widower for close to $100,000 in unpaid medical bills

By Jon Campisi |
A Philadelphia healthcare provider has filed suit against the widower of a former patient,

UPS and driver sued by motorist over injuries sustained in vehicle accident

By Jon Campisi |
A Montgomery County man has filed a civil action against UPS and one of its drivers over

Phila. law firm sues former client for breach of contract

By Jon Campisi |
A Philadelphia law firm has filed suit against a South Jersey man over claims that it has

Pa. Supreme Court suspends indicted Phila. Traffic Court judge without pay

By Jon Campisi |
A Philadelphia Traffic Court judge who was recently indicted on federal fraud charges will

Risperdal mass tort case settles in Phila. on first day of trial

By Jon Campisi |
A Risperdal pharmaceutical mass tort case recently settled on what was supposed to be

Phila. Hibachi restaurant faces injury claim by customer who developed blood clot as a result of fall on wet floor

By Jon Campisi |
A city man is suing a Hibachi restaurant in Northeast Philadelphia over claims that he

Inmate who sustained 'severely bruised' kidney in beating sues correctional officers

By Jon Campisi |
A county prison inmate claims in a recently filed civil action in state court that he

Pa. Supreme Court vacates Commonwealth Court's ruling upholding Voter ID law, sends back to lower court

By Jon Campisi |
In what is being viewed as a partial victory for opponents of the state’s controversial

Driver petitions Phila. Common Pleas Court for the return of his 'illegally' seized vehicle

By Jon Campisi |
A Philadelphia man has petitioned the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas to order the immediate return of his seized vehicle, which had been impounded late last month over an alleged driving infraction.

Phila.'s Delilah's Den gentleman's club faces personal injury claim by guest

By Jon Campisi |
A Pennsylvania man who claims he was rendered unconscious and suffered severe head

Harrah's Casino sues Chaka Fattah, Jr. over $16,000 in bounced checks

By Jon Campisi |
A Delaware County gaming hall last week filed suit against an area congressman’s son,

Jerry Sandusky sentencing set for Oct. 9

By Jon Campisi |
A Pennsylvania judge has answered a request by state prosecutors to hold a hearing to

Doctor convicted in Phila. of defrauding Fen-Phen settlement trust fund

By Jon Campisi |
A Florida doctor was convicted late last week in federal court in Philadelphia of a fraud scheme involving a trust fund set up to compensate victims of the diet drug known as Fen-Phen.

Indicted Phila. Traffic Court Judge Mulgrew temporarily removed from bench

By Jon Campisi |
The chief justice of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court has ordered the temporary

Pa. Supreme Court, in Phila., hears oral arguments in Voter ID law appeal

By Jon Campisi |
Pennsylvania’s highest court on Sept. 13 listened to oral arguments in the case of