News from 2024
Attorney General Michelle Henry Leads Coalition in Letter to the FCC Seeking Better Customer Service from Internet, Cable, and Voice Providers
Attorney General Michelle Henry is leading a coalition of Attorneys General in sending a letter to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in support of rules that would require internet, cable, voice, and broadcast satellite providers to take some of the pain out of routine customer service calls and allow for better consumer choices.
Troutman Pepper Promotes 10 to Counsel Across Practices and Offices Nationwide
Troutman Pepper has announced that 10 attorneys have been promoted to counsel, listed below by office and practice area.
Philadelphia might face class action trial over relocation of vehicles
PHIILADELPHIA - The class action suit brought on behalf of those who had their vehicles towed in Philadelphia could be headed for trial, as a federal judge has rejected the City's motion for summary judgment.
Most Cited Corporate & Securities Regulation Faculty
Jill E. Fisch, the Saul A. Fox Distinguished Professor of Business Law, is the third most-cited corporate law and securities regulation professor in the United States, according to Brian Leiter’s 20 Most Cited Corporate Law & Securities Regulation Faculty in the U.S., 2019-2023.
Plaintiff alleges multiple entities responsible for unsafe conditions leading to injury
Martha Bentley has filed a lawsuit against several businesses alleging negligence after she sustained serious injuries from a fall on their property in Chester, Pennsylvania.
Resident Sues Property Managers Over Negligence Leading to Severe Injuries
Donna Thorum has filed a lawsuit against West Village Apartments and Lombardi Residential for negligence after suffering severe injuries from a fall at their property.
Estate Administratrix Sues Assisted Living Facility Over Fatal Negligence
In a compelling legal battle unfolding in Delaware County, Ariellmarie Berangere Rankine has filed a lawsuit against multiple entities linked with an assisted living facility following her mother's tragic death due to alleged negligence during an...
Congoleum Accuses PECO Energy Company of Negligence Over Power Equipment Failure
A recent lawsuit filed by Congoleum Acquisition LLC against PECO Energy Company highlights serious allegations of negligence following an explosion at their manufacturing facility due to improperly installed equipment by PECO.
Utility Provider Sues Local Residents Over Negligence Causing Property Damage
Duquesne Light Company has filed a lawsuit against two individuals over alleged negligence resulting in damage to its property in Pittsburgh last year.
Betsy Lepore, Josh Thomas, Lee Ann Colo, and Betty Scioscia Celebrate Milestone Work Anniversaries
2024 marks a milestone year for some of our staff members: Betsy Lepore is celebrating 40 years with RJG, Josh Thomas is celebrating 25, and Lee Ann Colo and Betty Scioscia are both celebrating 10 years of service to our firm. Congratulations!
Utility Provider Sues Local Resident Over Alleged Negligence Causing Property Damage
Duquesne Light Company has filed a lawsuit against Starr Smith following an alleged negligent vehicular incident resulting in property damage worth over $5,000.
Customer Alleges Negligence Against Convenience Store Operators Over Injury
Brandy Deeter has filed a lawsuit against United Refining Company and Country Fair after suffering an injury at one of their convenience stores due to alleged negligence.
Plaintiff alleges negligence against retail group over slip-and-fall incident
Alicia Altvater has filed a lawsuit against Kohan Retail Investment Group LLC following a slip-and-fall accident at The Mall at Robinson that left her injured.
Plaintiff alleges improper credit reporting by debt collector
Stephen P.Damicantonio sues Absolute Resolutions Investments LLC over false credit reporting after a favorable court judgment.
Utility Provider Sues Vehicle Owner Over Negligence Leading to Property Damage
Duquesne Light Company has filed a lawsuit against two individuals over an accident involving a vehicle collision with its utility infrastructure in January last year.
Hey PA, 5 new cases: Prison rape, Pitt football and more
A federal lawsuit against the state Department of Corrections over alleged sexual assault committed by an officer is among new cases of interest in Pennsylvania.
'Reckless' cop who took and texted 'reprehensible' pic of suicide victim beats lawsuit
PHILADELPHIA - A Philadelphia police officer won't face liability for taking and passing around a photograph of a man who committed suicide by jumping off a bridge onto the road below.
‘Curation, Narration, Erasure: Power and Possibility at the U.S. Supreme Court’
Seaman Family University Professor Karen M. Tani L’07, PhD’11 has written the Foreword to this year’s Harvard Law Review Supreme Court issue, a prestigious opportunity offered to only one legal scholar every year.
Attorney General Michelle Henry Distributes More Than $800,000 to Victims of Vision Property Management
Attorney General Michelle Henry is pleased to announce that the Office of Attorney General mailed checks totaling more than $800,000 to more than 250 Pennsylvania consumers who were evicted from homes or vacated them under unlawful “rent to own” contracts with Vision Property Management, pursuant to a consent decree with certain defendants approved by the Court earlier this year and a prior settlement with Archway Community Properties.
Welcome to the Firm, Peter J. Bosco
Rosenn Jenkins & Greenwald, LLP is pleased to announce the addition of Peter J. Bosco, Esquire to our Business and Finance Department.