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... Judge: Gary B. Gilman. Type of Action: Dram shop; premises liability. Injury: Quadriparesis. Plaintiffs Counsel: Joseph...
A look back at Pennsylvania's largest verdicts and settlements over the last 19 years reveals a trend of larger awards over the past three years
...University Earle Mack School of Law on the topics of dram shop/liquor liability and lack of requirements for mandatory insurance for liquor...
...Judge: Paul F. Lutty Jr. Type of Action: Dram shop; motor vehicle. Injuries: Death; rib and pelvic fractures....
...policy changes in a settlement agreement was unprecedented for a Pennsylvania dram shop case. In Cleland v. Isiminger, according to...
A look back at Pennsylvania's largest verdicts and settlements over the last 19 years reveals a trend of larger awards over the past three years
...TORTS Liability • Negligence • Dram Shop Act • Motor Vehicle Accident • Point of Visible Intoxication •...
An Allegheny County trial judge has ruled that plaintiffs injured in an automobile accident with a drunken driver cannot recover under a claim that a defendant liquor licensee violated Pennsylvania L
The family of a 20-year-old college student who died after drunkenly falling 30 feet over a railing at a fraternity house on the University of Pennsylvania's campus has settled with the fraternity an
The family of a 20-year-old college student who died after drunkenly falling 30 feet over a railing at a fraternity house on the University of Pennsylvania's campus has settled with the fraternity an
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