“The Supreme Court’s allowance of appeal represents a significant moment in the effort to overturn the unjust and unconstitutional limitation on recovery against the commonwealth,” the plaintiff's lawyers said in a joint statement.
March 11, 2024 at 03:47 PM
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Litigation Reporter
A long-running challenge to Pennsylvania’s state damages cap is headed to the high court.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court on Monday granted an appeal in Freilich v. SEPTA, agreeing to consider whether the $250,000 limit on damages against state agencies is constitutional.
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