PENNSYLVANIA RECORD

PITTSBURGH — An attorney who owns property in Pittsburgh is alleging his neighbor is an "absentee landlord" who neglects her property and has nuisance tenants. John Renda filed a complaint in the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County against Jun Minhee. Renda owns a residence on Maple Heights Court in Pittsburgh, according to his complaint.

PITTSBURGH — A man is suing a Vapor shop in Blawnox after the lithium batteries he purchased at the store allegedly exploded in his pocket and caused him to suffer burns.

Data Subject Asset Requests: Compliance, Record Retention, Customers vs. Employees, GDPR, and U.S. State Law Mandates on August 5, 2021

Cozen O’Connor Welcomes Former Toll Brothers Vice President and Counsel Wendy F. Klein Keane to Construction Practice.

Morgan Lewis Recognized by Chambers High Net Worth 2021 for Private Client Work.

Ballard Spahr's Private Client Services Group, Senior Counsel Marilyn Sanborne Recognized in Chambers 2021 High Net Worth Guide.

Ballard Spahr is recognized in the recently released BTI Most Recommended Law Firms 2021 report gleaned from a survey of general counsel and other top legal decision makers at large companies across the country.

PHILADELPHIA – A Chester County woman alleges that she was subjected to excessive force when arrested two years ago at a local hospital by various entities within the Pottstown Police Department.

LANCASTER – Attorneys for a local Best Western resort intend to pursue a judgment of non pros, in a Parkesburg couple’s lawsuit that the hotel was negligent in using an elevated platform stage without railings and caused one of the plaintiffs to fall from the platform and suffer a multitude of injuries.

PHILADELPHIA – Downingtown Area School District claims that a school counselor’s litigation, alleging it was negligent in failing to warn her of her work with a student who had shown violent behavior, both fails to state a claim and is barred by official and qualified immunity.

HARRISBURG – In a case of first impression, the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania has handed down a ruling which may ease plaintiffs’ recovery of damages against the owners of related corporations, and simultaneously, make it more difficult for those same businesses to protect their assets in future litigation.

PHILADELPHIA – The Borough of Norwood argues it’s not responsible for an alleged $1 million lost by a Delaware County builder when it refused to approve development for 18 acres of land that the builder had purchased, saying that the planned development is forbidden by both federal and state law.