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People in the News—Dec. 7, 2022—Duffy + Fulginiti, Tucker Arensberg
Tom Duffy, founder of Duffy + Fulginiti, visited Temple University Beasley School of Law on Nov. 11 to teach an advanced advocacy skills class.
'Reckless Disregard' Under VTL §1103(B): Hazard Vehicles
Under the VTL, drivers of hazard vehicles engaged in work on highways will not be held liable for injuries caused by their negligence. This article uses case law to discuss how courts in New York analyze negligence cases involving drivers of hazard vehicles engaged in work on highways. Court must determine the proper standard to use and burden of proof to be established when hearing these cases.
Superior Court Judge Daniel McCaffery to Campaign for Seat on Pa. Supreme Court Bench
The open seat on the high court is left by Chief Justice Max Baer, who died in October.
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$15.5M Award for Construction Worker Burned by Electric Shock
A construction contractor involved in an apartment development project is on the hook for a $15.5 million verdict to a member of a tree-removal crew who sustained electrical burns while on the job.
Clark Hill, McDermott Add Partners as Texas Lateral Hiring Continues Apace
Texas Big Law lateral partner hiring rolls along at a rapid clip as November rolls in despite the looming year-end, following trends in a new hiring report.
Meet The Legal Intelligencer's New Young Lawyer Editorial Board
The Legal Intelligencer is proud to announce the members of our new Young Lawyer Editorial Board.
Negligence of Health Care Providers: Malpractice or Ordinary Negligence?
The distinction between medical malpractice and negligence is a subtle one, for medical malpractice is but a species of negligence and no rigid analytical line separates the two. This article will discuss the factors and principles used by the appellate courts in making this distinction.
Philadelphia Jury Hands Up $15.5M to Worker Burned by Electric Shock
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