Venue • Workplace Injury • Specificity of Complaint
Cohen v. Ellwood Crankshaft and Mach. Co., PICS Case No. 17-1172 (C.P. Lawrence July 12, 2017) Motto, P.J. (11 pages).
Venue was proper in this personal injury action against two alleged tortfeasors in the county where one of them had an office, and which was also the county where the accident occurred. Where plaintiff did not allege sufficient factual detail about the accident and the parties’ employment relationship, the court granted a preliminary objection and allowed plaintiff to amend.
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