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News from 2012


AMTRAK, others face mass tort asbestos claim filed by suburban, Phila. man

By Jon Campisi |
A Bucks County man who worked as a mechanic for AMTRAK in the early 1980s claims in

Mechanic sues employer for not doing enough to stop assault

By Jon Campisi |
A Philadelphia mechanic who claims he was rendered unconscious for days in the hospital

Judge dismisses prisoner's civil case against U.S. probation officers

By Jon Campisi |
A U.S. District judge in Philadelphia has granted a motion to dismiss a suit that had been filed

Gun license applicants whose info was publicly disclosed in violation of state law sue Phila. and city agencies

By Jon Campisi |
Lawyers representing a host of John Doe plaintiffs who are filing suit against the City of

Former employee with cancer sues Bucks Co. Conference and Visitor Bureau for wrongful termination

By Jon Campisi |
The Bucks County Conference and Visitor Bureau has been named as a defendant in a

Phila. D.A. charges six with filing false personal injury claims

By Jon Campisi |
Philadelphia District Attorney Seth Williams has lodged criminal charges against six

Illinois couple file products liability claim in Zoloft MDL in Phila.

By Jon Campisi |
Two more out-of-state plaintiffs have filed an individual suit in the Zoloft Products

Third Circuit affirms $3.6 million wrongful death award to widow of Pa. truck maintenance worker crushed to death

By Jon Campisi |
A federal appeals court has upheld a $3.6 million wrongful death judgment awarded to

Phila. lawyer James Beasley files defamation suit on behalf of George Zimmerman against NBC, reporters

By Jon Campisi |
Philadelphia trial lawyer Jim Beasley is representing Florida resident George

J&J, others face products liability claim over injuries from Prolene Mesh device

By Jon Campisi |
A Delaware County woman is suing the makers and distributors of a surgical mesh device

Bensalem, Pa. police, website operator sued by N.J. man

By Jon Campisi |
A New Jersey man is suing a suburban Philadelphia municipality, two police officials and

Pa. appeals court panel: State judicial agencies not subject to OOR jurisdiction

By Jon Campisi |
A three-judge Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court panel has affirmed a decision by the

Widow of cabbie killed by drunken driver settles wrongful death claim for $1 million-plus

By Jon Campisi |
The family of a taxicab driver killed by a drunken motorist in Philadelphia four years ago

Phila. Inquirer parent co. sues developer Bart Blatstein for breach of contract

By Jon Campisi |
The owners of two of the region’s largest daily newspapers are suing a well-known area

Judge dismisses workplace discrimination case against Pa. educational agency

By Jon Campisi |
A federal judge in Philadelphia has ruled in favor of a defendant in a disability

McDonald's sued over food poisoning incident

By Jon Campisi |
A Philadelphia family who allege they developed severe food poisoning after eating at a local McDonald’s restaurant have filed a personal injury claim against the fast food eatery in state court.

City of Phila., driver sued over injuries sustained in motor vehicle accident

By Jon Campisi |
The victim of a motor vehicle collision is partially blaming the City of Philadelphia for

Obermayer Rebmann partner 'Jack' O'Hara loses battle with cancer

By Jon Campisi |
John “Jack” V. O’Hara, a partner with Philadelphia law firm Obermayer, Rebmann,

Family of frat member who fell to death receives $3 million-plus settlement

By Jon Campisi |
A $3 million-plus settlement has been reached in a wrongful death case initiated by the

N.J. construction worker sues Pa.-based contracting firms over workplace injuries

By Jon Campisi |
A construction worker from New Jersey has initiated a workplace injury claim against