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Benesch Commercial Litigation Partner Kate Harmon Takes Helm at Del. State Bar
Harmon works with the Delaware Office of the Child Advocate to provide pro bono services and is a member of the Benesch firm's First In Service Committee and vice chair of its Associate Development Committee.
Pa. Justices at Odds Over Scope of Case Coordination Rule
At issue was an order from Judge Christine Ward of the Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas granting a motion to coordinate a collection of COVID business interruption lawsuits filed against Erie Insurance Exchange.
COVID Case Coordination and Liquor Liability: What the Pa. Supreme Court Is Eyeing in April
The 10 matters slated to go before the justices include the consolidation of pandemic-related business interruption claims against Erie Insurance Exchange procedure and whether an employer can be held liable for overserving alcohol to a guest at a business outing.
Taylor v. The Devereux Foundation, Inc. et al.
Publication Date: 2023-04-13 Practice Area: Attorney Compensation |
Constitutional Law |
Damages |
Health Care Law
Industry: Health Care |
Legal Services
Court: Georgia Supreme Court Judge: Justice Warren Attorneys: For plaintiff: Andrew Timothy Rogers, Andrew Timothy Rogers, Kara Elizabeth Phillips William Michael D’Antignac, (Deitch & Rogers, LLC), Atlanta, Melvin L. Hewitt, Jr., Hilary Wayne Hunter, (Isenberg & Hewitt, PC), Atlanta, Naveen Ramachandrappa, Joshua Ferber Thorpe, (Bondurant, Mixson & Elmore, LLP), Atlanta, for appellant. For defendant: Matthew Farish Barr, (Hawkins Parnell Thackston & Young, LLP), Atlanta, Laurie Webb Daniel, Matthew D. Friedlander, Jeff Sandman, (Webb, Daniel, Friedlander, LLP), Atlanta, for appellee; Maxwell Kent Thelen, Andrew Steven Ashby, (Ashby Thelen Lowry), Marietta, for Amicus Appellant; Ross Warren Bergethon, Christopher M. Carr, Stephen John Petrany, (Department of Law), Atlanta, Brian Charles Lea, (Jones Day), Atlanta, Matthew J. Rubenstein, (Jones Day), Minneapolis, Letitia A. McDonald, Robert B. Friedman, Erin Munger, (King & Spalding LLP), Atlanta, Anna Sumner Pieschel, Philip S. Goldberg, (Shook, Hardy & Bacon, LLP), Atlanta, Washington, David Christopher Hanson, (The Hanson Firm), Atlanta, Anthony J. Sebok, (Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law), New York John C.P. Goldberg, (Harvard Law School), Cambridge, for Amicus Appellee; Rosser Adams Malone, (Malone Law Office), Atlanta, Jonathan Andrew Pope, (Hasty Pope Davies, LLP), Canton, Rory A. Weeks, (Canella Snyder LLC), Decatur, Jeffrey R. White, (Center for Constitutional Litigation, P.C.), Washington, Malissa Anne Kaufold-Wiggins, James D. Meadows, (Balch & Bingham, LLP), Atlanta, Jacob Edward Daly, Elissa Blache Haynes, P. Michael Freed, (Freeman Mathis & Gary, LLP), Atlanta, Philip Michael Thompson, (Ellis Painter Ratterree & Adams LLP), Savannah, for other party. Case number: S22A1060
Statutory Cap on Punitive Damages Does Not Violate State Constitutional Right to Jury Trial
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Connecticut Appellate Practice & Procedure, 8th Edition
Authors: HON. ELIOT D. PRESCOTT, JULIE A. LAVOIE
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US Senate Confirms Big Law Attorneys, State Court Judges to Pa.'s Federal Bench
All four are now set to become judges on the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.
Rider v. PPG Indus., Inc.
Publication Date: 2022-11-01 Practice Area: Labor Law
Industry: Manufacturing
Court: U.S. District Court of Delaware Judge: District Judge Williams Attorneys: For plaintiff: Brian E. O'Neill, Elliott Greenleaf, P.C., Wilmington, DE for plaintiff. For defendant: Jared Thomas Green, Seitz, Van Ogtrop & Green, P.A., Wilmington, DE; Lindsay Neinast, Littler Mendelson, PC, Washington, D.C. for defendants. Case number: 21-1819-GBW
Breach of contract and promissory estoppel claims seeking retiree benefits were not preempted by ERISA where employee had allegedly negotiated for reinstatement of benefits as if there was no break in service upon resuming employment following termination, thereby creating an independent legal duty for employer.
Ex-Elliott Greenleaf Lawyer Seeks Renewed Bid to Claim Disputed $11M Referral Fee
According to the ex-partner's post-trial motion, filed on his behalf by George Bochetto of Bochetto & Lentz, a judge's decision denied a client's right to object to a referral arrangement.
Elliott Greenleaf Scores $11M Referral Fee in Dispute Against Former Shareholder
Judge Richard Haaz said the personal injury plaintiff's request that the fee go to attorney Richard DeMarco did not invalidate a 2014 fee agreement between Elliott Greenleaf and Saltz Mongeluzzi & Bendesky, the firm that litigated the lawsuit.TRENDING STORIES
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