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Tuesday, March 19, 2024

News from 2013


Central Pa. man sued by deliverywoman over dog attack that allegedly left plaintiff physically and psychologically injured

By Jon Campisi |
A Dauphin County man has been named as a defendant in a civil action brought by a

Phila. judge transfers suit by federal jurist, wife to Montco Common Pleas Court

By Jon Campisi |
A Philadelphia trial judge has ordered that a lawsuit initiated by a federal

French manufacturing co. sued by man who suffered blindness due to product defect

By Jon Campisi |
An Arkansas man is suing a French manufacturing company in U.S.

Phila. federal judge certifies order for Third Circuit interlocutory review in Paxil pregnancy case

By Jon Campisi |
A federal judge sitting in Philadelphia has agreed to certify an order for

Sheraton Phila. Downtown Hotel named in federal civil rights claim tied to wrongful firing of front desk agent

By Jon Campisi |
A Philadelphia woman who worked as a front desk agent for the Sheraton

Pa. officials react to Supreme Court's Oil and Gas Act ruling

By Jon Campisi |
Reaction has been pouring in in the wake of the Pennsylvania Supreme

Fired surgical assistant for Pa. medical care facility sues for wrongful termination

By Jon Campisi |
A former surgical assistant for a Montgomery County medical care facility

Montco attorney who represented 'pill mill' doc charged with selling pain pills to undercover cop

By Jon Campisi |
A Montgomery County attorney who had represented a physician at trial

Pa. Supreme Court strikes down as unconstitutional key provisions in Oil and Gas Act

By Jon Campisi |
In a ruling that could have widespread implications for natural gas drilling

Former Lackawanna Co. guardian ad litem pleads guilty to tax charges

By Jon Campisi |
The legal saga of former Lackawanna guardian ad litem Danielle Ross concluded earlier this week when the woman officially pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court to tax evasion and filing a false federal income tax return.

Judge rules crushed hand injury suit against Hatfield Meats can proceed in Phila.

By Jon Campisi |
A Philadelphia Common Pleas Court judge has overruled defense

Pa. man sues Maryland landscaping business over chain reaction accident on I-95

By Jon Campisi |
A suburban Philadelphia man is suing a Maryland business over claims he sustained head injuries and completely lost his sense of smell following a chain reaction accident triggered by items that fell off of the back of a landscaping truck.

Vietnam vet sues U.S. Govt. over injuries sustained in fall from wheelchair lift

By Jon Campisi |
An amputee who served in Vietnam who sued the makers of a wheelchair

‘Double dipping’ by plaintiffs’ attorneys in NFL concussion litigation is alleged as settlement process moves forward

By Jon Campisi |
There are signals that there may be some roadblocks in the proposed

Phila. judge dismisses insurance suit by widow of former Flyers player Dmitri Tertyshny

By Jon Campisi |
A state judge has dismissed an insurance dispute case brought by the widow of a former player for the Philadelphia Flyers, ruling that the plaintiff’s claims are barred by a statute of limitations.

Pa. Supreme Court denies Wyeth’s final appeal in Prempro HRT breast cancer case that ended with $10 million-plus plaintiffs’ verdict

By Jon Campisi |
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court this week allowed a multi-million dollar

Former college football player sues NCAA over concussion related injuries

By Jon Campisi |
A Pittsburgh firefighter, husband, and father of two is suing the National

Trucking co., driver seek transfer of accident case to federal court

By Jon Campisi |
A Philadelphia attorney representing a trucking agency and a commercial

Plaintiff who sued NSA over phone records collection is Phila. father of killed agency technician

By Jon Campisi |
A federal judge’s opinion this week that the National Security Agency’s

Black employee sues Sunoco Inc. over demotion allegedly tied to discrimination complaint

By Jon Campisi |
A black Sunoco worker has filed a federal discrimination claim against his