“A long-term reduction in these filings would allow us to reallocate resources to address any increased inventory in other areas including medical malpractice and mass torts,” said Philadelphia Administrative Judge Lisette Shirdan-Harris.
April 27, 2023 at 03:21 PM
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Litigation Reporter
Philadelphia’s medical malpractice filings may have shot up this year, but other types of personal injury filings are still down from before the pandemic.
The city’s 2023 motor vehicle and premises liability lawsuit filings are on track to be about 10% less than what they were in the years before 2020, according to data from the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas.
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