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$18.1M Verdict Awarded to Woman Who Tripped Over Cable Protector
A Philadelphia jury found a company that acquired the producer of a cable protector to be liable in the $18.1 million case of a woman who tripped over the allegedly defective product.
Spin Capital v. Texas Med. Ctr. Supply, LLC
Publication Date: 2022-09-13 Practice Area: Contractual Disputes
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Court: Supreme Court, Monroe Judge: Justice J. Scott Odorisi Attorneys: For plaintiff: Attorney for Plaintiff: Jacob Neman, Esq. For defendant: Attorney for Defendant: Shane Heskin, Esq. Case number: 130439-2021
Defendant's Late Discovery Requests Demonstrate Lack of Due Diligence
Jury Hands Up $18.1M Verdict for Woman Who Tripped Over Cable Protector
Michael Pansini said the jury was asked to apply law established in the state Supreme Court's 2011 decision in Schmidt v. Boardman, which says a corporation may be sued for the defects of a product it fully acquired from another corporation.
Pa. Legal Awards 2022: Attorney of the Year, Law Firm of the Year Announced
The Legal announced its winners for the Attorney of the Year and Law Firm of the Year awards during an in-person ceremony Wednesday night.
David Herbert v. 1025 Chili Avenue, LLC
Publication Date: 2022-06-04 Practice Area: Civil Appeals
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Court: Appellate Division, Fourth Department Judge: Unsigned Peradotto, J.P., Lindley, Winslow, and Bannister, JJ. Attorneys: For plaintiff: For defendant: Case number: 0070
David Herbert v. 1025 Chili Avenue, LLC
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What Is Proptech and How Is It Transforming Day-to-Day Operations in Real Estate?
"It's only going to get better over time," said Ryan Letzeiser, CEO and co-founder of Obie, an insurance company for landlords and real estate investors.
Many Single-Family Renters Wish They Weren't Renting At All
Millennials and blue-collar workers comprise much of the renter demographic.
Miami Is Facing an Affordability Crisis as Rent-to-Income Is at 33%
"Yes, incomes are going up, but people didn't just wake up and all of a sudden find $500 more bucks a month to pay for housing overnight in the last three to five months," said Andy Zhu, director of business development at Pentagon Holdings.
'Everyone's So Nervous': Real Estate Experts Consider Recession Likelihood
The dreaded R-word came up at a Miami Beach real estate conference, but panelists were confident that one sector in particular would weather economic turbulence well.
Build-For-Rent Sector Is One to Watch as South Florida Homes Become Unaffordable for Many
Speakers at a Miami Beach conference on Monday encouraged landlords to raise rents in more thoughtful and sustainable ways, noting, "If you're renting now you're renting, probably, for a long time."TRENDING STORIES
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