It now appears inevitable that, after a long battle in the General Assembly, Gov. Tom Corbett will soon sign into law the "Fair Share Act," which changes Pennsylvania's court-made law on joint and several liability in third-party personal injury matters to favor defendants over victims.
July 12, 2011 at 10:00 AM
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It now appears inevitable that, after a long battle in the General Assembly, Gov. Tom Corbett will soon sign into law the “Fair Share Act,” which changes Pennsylvania’s court-made law on joint and several liability in third-party personal injury matters to favor defendants over victims.
To those of us who advocate for victims’ rights, the new law is an unfortunate development.
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