Court granted motion for sentence reduction where an amendment to the Sentencing Guidelines reduced defendant's Guidelines range, and his lack of criminal history, strong work history, and post-sentencing rehabilitative efforts weighed in favor of a reduction. Defendant's motion for sentence reduction granted.

Trial court erred in dismissing contract claims on statute of limitations grounds where there were genuine issues of material fact concerning the terms of the parties' contract and whether it contained a statute of limitations/substantial compliance provision that would bar appellant from invoking the discovery exception. Order of the trial court affirmed in part and reversed and remanded in part.

Partial Summary Judgment Granted in NYPD Discrimination Case

Firing of Teacher Found Legal as Petitioner was Still a Probationary Employee

Doctors Must Compare Their Range of Motion Findings to What is Standard

In a §1925(a) opinion, the court justified its denial of SEPTA's motions for judgment notwithstanding the verdict and for a new trial based upon the court's conclusion that the "jerk and jolt" doctrine did not apply in this case.

Making only one attempt to serve process after filing a complaint and waiting eight months to effect service, after the limitations period would have expired, did not constitute good faith diligence at timely serving process. Order of the superior court reversed.

In a § 1925(a) opinion, the trial court requested that the Superior Court affirm its order granting summary judgment to the defendant in a motor vehicle collision case.

Plaintiff sought partition of real property that she owned with defendant. The court ordered the property partitioned, calculated the amounts owed between the parties in light of credits based upon amounts paid and the property's fair rental value for pertinent periods, and set out proper disbursement amounts for any sale proceeds, depending upon the parties' intentions for the property's final disposition.

Delayed 'Brady' Telephone Transcripts Not Material to Preparation of Defense