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Justices OK Evidence of Risks and Complications in Medical Negligence Lawsuits
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has ruled that evidence of the risks and complications associated with surgical procedures can be admissible in medical negligence cases.
Who Got the Work: Insuring Noah's Ark and Underpaid Overtime
Keating Muething & Klekamp is representing the owner of a Noah's Ark replica in a suit against its insurance company, Kean Miller is representing a company that was found to owe its workers overtime pay, and other jobs from midsize firms.
Court: 16-Year-Old Insurance Bad-Faith Case Shouldn't Have Been Dismissed for Inactivity
A three-judge panel of the appellate court reversed a Lehigh County judge's decision to enter a judgment of non pros.
Justices' Ruling on Airbnb-Style Rentals Should Keep Municipal Lawyers Plenty Busy
With its recent ruling that short-term home rentals are inherently incompatible with single-family residential districts, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court gave municipal governments breathing room to decide how to deal with the rise of the home-sharing industry. Now, municipal attorneys say they anticipate being frequently enlisted to help their clients make those decisions.
PLW People in the News—April 30, 2019—Burns White
Burns White attorney Jessica M. Jurasko was selected as a 2019 fellow by the Leadership Council on Legal Diversity.
Appeals Court Sends Products Liability Case vs. Husqvarna Back to Philadelphia
In moving a products liability case against outdoor power tools manufacturer Husqvarna back to Philadelphia after it was initially transferred to Bucks County, the Pennsylvania Superior warned trial judges making venue determinations against assigning too much weight to the percentage of a company's sales in a given locale.
Who Got the Work: The Lottery Lawyer and Walmart Woes
A Rivkin Radler partner represents a jackpot winner, Cipriani & Werner defends Walmart, and other work from midsize firms.
Midsize Moves: Added Offices and a New Practice Chair
Dickie, McCamey & Chilcote opened two new offices, and midsize firms bring in a host of new members and partners.
Ex-Plumber: Asbestos-Laden Packing Caused Cancer
In April 2014, plaintiff Timothy Wysocki, 64, a plumber and pipe fitter, was diagnosed with colorectal cancer. He claimed that the cancer stemmed from his work with packing manufactured and supplied by John Crane Inc. and J.A. Sexauer Manufacturing Co. from the mid-1970s to the early 1980s.
Justices to Determine Scope of Mental Health Professionals' Duty to Warn
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