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Head-On Collision Aggravated Migraines, Plaintiff Claimed
On Aug. 27, 2014, plaintiff Destiny Fertig, 18, was driving on Route 222, in Lower Macungie Township. The front driver's side of her vehicle was partially struck head-on by a vehicle traveling in the opposite direction, when the driver of that vehicle attempted to turn left.
Couple Sues Travelers Over Tropical Storm Zeta Property Damage Claims
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Woman Sues Outback Steakhouse Over Personal Injury Claims
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Couple Sues Travelers Over Tropical Storm Zeta Property Damage Claim
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Workers' Comp Law Change Prompts State High Court to Remand Claim for Further Consideration
"Though Mr. McCune had acromioclavicular joint arthritis prior to the compensable injury, the record is unclear when, or if, his symptoms ceased before the compensable injury occurred," the per curiam opinion said. "Due to the recent changes in workers' compensation case review procedure, we remand this case to the Board of Review for such evidentiary development."
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Woman Sues T.J. Maxx, Claiming Injuries From Stand Falling on Her
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'Obeid' and 'Medical Only' Work Injury Claims: Back to the Future
By order issued on June 27, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court denied the injured worker's petition for allowance of appeal, ending litigation that addressed the manner in which so-called "medical only" workers' compensation claims are to be administered following the payment of temporary disability benefits.
Southwest Fla. Law Firms Remain Closed After Nearly 3,000 Lawyers Took Direct Hit from Hurricane Ian
The 70-mile corridor from Naples to Sarasota saw storm surge in excess of six feet—twice as high in some places.
Whole Foods Hit With $5 Million Verdict After Florida Customer Slipped on Water Fountain Spill
The defense maintained that the plaintiff's notice argument was speculative and argued that there was no proof the water had been on the ground for an extended time before the fall.Couple Sues Travelers Over Insurance Coverage Claims
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