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Pa. Appeals Court Reinstates Suit Against Health Care Provider Over Showing of Juror Bias
'The jurors expressed their views that medical malpractice suits have affected the cost and availability of medical services and that there should be a minimum or maximum amount of money that may be awarded to an injured party," a plaintiff's lawyer said.
UPMC Asks Pa. Supreme Court to Reconsider Decision Striking Down MCARE Statute of Repose
The high court's analysis underpinning the Oct. 31 decision "clashed" with recent precedent interpreting the same statute, said an attorney for a Pittsburgh-based health care nonprofit.
Pennsylvania Court Says Lyft Vehicle Was Involved in Two Accidents for Insurance Purposes
A Pennsylvania court has ruled that a vehicle driven by a Lyft driver was involved in two accidents, entitling the passenger to recover twice the amount of insurance benefits previously paid to her by two separate insurers.
MCARE Statute of Repose Is Unconstitutional, Pa. Supreme Court Rules
Justice Sallie Mundy said that, although the government's interest in controlling the rising costs of medical care and medical malpractice insurance is important, MCARE's statute of repose does not substantially relate to achieving those goals.
Who Got the Work: Libel Claims Against Netflix, Negligence Claims Against KPMG
Pryor Cashman defends Netflix against libel and trademark infringement claims over a recently released film, Nutter McClennen & Fish defends KPMG against claims of negligence from a college it audited, and other work from midsize firms.
In Insurance Case, Pa. District Court Rejects Fed. Diversity Jurisdiction Over Lloyd's of London
Federal courts throughout the United States have struggled to determine whether to exercise jurisdiction in cases involving Lloyd's of London insurance policies.
Pa. High Court Warned About Creating 'Untenable' Duty to Warn for Mental Health Professionals
Plaintiffs said the patient's medical record showed repeated and persistent violent threats against persons living nearby, and argued that providing at least a general warning would have been reasonable.
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