John Hare, chair of Marshall Dennehey’s appellate advocacy group, called the ruling “an important corrective decision that applies a reasonable measure to determining whether plaintiffs' forum is burdensome.”
November 01, 2023 at 05:00 AM
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The Pennsylvania Superior Court on Monday rejected the bid of plaintiffs in a construction injury lawsuit to keep their case in Philadelphia.
The three-judge panel held in its precedential opinion that inconvenience affidavits from four defense witnesses justified transferring the suit across the state to Butler County.
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