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You Diligently Protect Your Clients; What About You? Part 2 (The Middle and the End)
Risk management does not end with the signing of the engagement agreement, however. Attorneys should consistently consider and address risks arising in their practice throughout the life of each and every representation.
Pa. Civil Law Has Developed Pro-Plaintiff Slant, PCCJR Panelists Say
"We simply can't ignore the fact that liability in Pennsylvania has significantly expanded in recent years," John Hare, chair of Marshall Dennehey's appellate advocacy and post-trial practice group, said.
PLW People in the News—Sept. 5, 2023—Marshall Dennehey, Porter Wright
Matthew P. Keris, shareholder in Marshall Dennehey's Scranton office, has been named the recipient of the Defense Research Institute (DRI) Foundation Community Service Award.
Judge Shuts Down Statutory Employer Defense in Builder's Challenge to $15.5M Verdict
Foglietta rejected the defendant's assertion that VBC was Feldman's statutory employer, which would have made it immune to his claims.
$1.25 Million Settlement Reached Over Icy Slip and Fall at Condo Complex
A $1.25 million settlement was reached in Middlesex County suit Muraczewski v. Society Hill At Hamilton for a Hamilton resident after he slipped and fell on ice at his condo complex.
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Texas Personal Automobile Insurance Policy 2020
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Patient's Blood Disorder Not Due to Statin Med: Defense
In April 2015, plaintiff Frances Runski, 68, was diagnosed with rhabdomyolysis, a rare blood disorder, and hepatitis in Pittsburgh. Runski claimed that the disease was due to her taking the statin medication Lipitor, which had been prescribed by internist Anuradha Gowda.
Firm Fends Off Legal Malpractice Claim After Plaintiff's Expert Fails to Prove Damages
In a published opinion, the Appellate Division affirmed an order granting summary judgment to a law firm and two attorneys in a legal malpractice claim after the court found that the plaintiff failed to present expert evidence on proximate causation and damages.
Creative Noninsureds Seek New Ways to Recover Benefits: How One Court Addressed This Trend
For years, creative noninsured entities and individuals have concocted innovative ways to recover payment under homeowners policies to which they are not a party. Many times, the noninsureds have relied on obtaining assignment of benefits (AOBs) from the insureds to then recover payment.
People in the News—Aug. 21, 2023—Fisher Phillips
Additions Fisher & Phillips recently announced that Scott C. Oberlander has joined the firm as of counsel in the firm's Philadelphia office. Oberlander…
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