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Award Upheld for Attorneys Overcharged for Records
The Superior Court has upheld a nearly $600,000 judgment for a class of attorneys and law firms who were overcharged by a company that copies medical records.
Award Upheld for Attorneys Overcharged for Records
The Superior Court affirmed Wednesday a nearly $600,000 judgment for a class of attorneys and law firms who were overcharged by a company that copies medical records.Castille's Letter About Court Critic Fuels New Controversy
State Supreme Court Justice Ronald D. Castille's letter warning of possible disciplinary action against a law professor who called the court's 2006 pay-raise opinion a judicial swindle could prove to be as much of a problem for the court as the criticism it addresses, court watchers say.Plaintiffs Firms Seeking Diversity Require Specific Recruiting Efforts
The only way plaintiffs firms - or any firms - lacking in diversity can change their makeup is to act decisively, legal- industry experts have told The Legal.
Arbitration Mandated in Legal Battle Between 3rd Party and Reinsurance Co.
A psychiatrist who was hit with a $6.7 million malpractice verdict in June 2000 has been waging a complicated battle with his insurers ever since, while his former patient � who has a judgment against him now worth more than $11 million � is rooting for him from the sidelines.Justices Deny 3rd Circuit's Bystander Recovery Query
The state Supreme Court has denied the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals' request that the justices address the permissible scope of bystander recovery under Pennsylvania's products liability law.New Action For Wrongful Discharge Is Recognized
An employee who is fired for refusing to dissuade a subordinanew.te from pursuing a workers' compensation claim may now bring a wrongful discharge claim against his or her employer, a divided Superior Court has ruled in a case of first impression.Award Upheld for Attorneys Overcharged for Records
The Superior Court of Pennsylvania affirmed on Wednesday a nearly $600,000 judgment for a class of attorneys and law firms who were overcharged by a company that copies medical records. The court, in Liss & Marion v. Recordex Acquisition Corp., denied all seven of Recordex's issues on appeal. The three-judge panel ruled that the class was not overly broad, summary judgment in favor of the class was appropriate and prejudgment interest in the amount of nearly $115,000 was not speculative.Trending Stories
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