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People in the News—Feb. 12, 2024—Marshall Dennehey, McNees
Medical malpractice litigator Alyson J. Kirleis has joined Marshall Dennehey's Pittsburgh office as a shareholder in the health care department.Appeals List & Motions List released on:February 6, 2024
The Impact of Recent Decisions on Gig Transportation Company Litigation in Pa.
Companies operating in the gig economy, and their defense counsel, should closely monitor new developments and adapt practices to mitigate exposure and limit expenses.As Stakes Escalate, Kline & Specter Begin Stepping in to Defend Phila.'s Largest Verdicts Post-Trial
Charles Becker is now involved with four of Philadelphia's five highest verdicts of 2023, worth a combined $1.36 billion.View more book results for the query "Marshall Dennehey Warner Coleman "
5 NJ Attorneys Successfully Fend Off Legal Malpractice Claims Before Appellate Division
"Plaintiff's argument is not persuasive because it is based on his contention that 'the Orloff courts did not reject the Tinari economic analysis itself.' However, as explained above, both the trial court and this court in the Orloff litigation determined that the Tinari report was inadmissible to prove plaintiff's damages," the per curiam opinion said.People in the News—Jan. 30, 2024—Marshall Dennehey
Mohamed N. Bakry, shareholder in Marshall Dennehey's Philadelphia office, has been named president of the Lawyers Club of Philadelphia.Appeals & Motions List released on:January 23, 2024
No Room for Breast-Pumping: Employee Brings Workplace Discrimination Suit
"Plaintiff could no longer tolerate the extreme, offensive, and invasive behavior she endured while pumping," the complaint said. "On February 25, 2022, Plaintiff resigned her position at The Villa with Tender Touch because of the lack of an intrusion-free space to express breast milk and the harassment from [her supervisor]."Trial court erred in concluding that medical provider had standing to challenge lawfulness of insurer's old billing codes under the workers' compensation law, where the insurer had switched to a new billing code system prior to, and independent of, the provider's lawsuit and any prospective declaratory relief would not redress the claimed injury.
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