Michael Romasko, a resident of Springfield, Pennsylvania, has filed a lawsuit against PSA-Penn Terminals, LLC and PSA International, claiming that their negligence led to his severe personal injuries. The complaint was lodged in the Court of Common Pleas of Delaware County, Pennsylvania on March 18, 2025. Romasko accuses these companies of failing to maintain safe premises at their Eddystone location.
The incident in question occurred when Michael Romasko fell due to an improperly maintained surface at the entry and exit area of the defendants' premises. According to the complaint, this fall resulted in significant physical injuries including damage to his left ankle and foot, complex regional pain syndrome, and mental suffering. Romasko alleges that these injuries have caused him great physical and mental pain, anxiety, humiliation, loss of enjoyment of life’s pleasures, and impairment among other damages. He asserts that these issues may persist into the future.
Romasko's legal counsel, Arthur G. Girton from Chester, PA., argues that PSA-Penn Terminals and PSA International were negligent in several ways. The defendants are accused of allowing dangerous conditions to exist on their property without proper inspection or warning to visitors like Romasko. They allegedly failed to take necessary precautions or remove unsafe conditions which ultimately led to Romasko's accident. Furthermore, the complaint highlights violations of national and Pennsylvania statutes regarding safe surfaces and paved areas.
The plaintiff is seeking a judgment against the defendants for an amount exceeding $50,000 plus costs and interest. This sum is intended to cover not only medical expenses but also compensation for lost earnings and earning capacity due to his injuries. The lawsuit emphasizes that both companies had ample time to address the hazardous conditions but neglected their duty of care towards visitors.
Arthur G. Girton represents Michael Romasko in this case while no specific attorneys for the defendants are mentioned in the document provided. The case is being heard by judges at the Court of Common Pleas in Delaware County under Case ID: No.:330 Wayne Avenue.