The Legal Intelligencer
A Philadelphia judge excluded the testimony of a physician expert in support of a plaintiff's claim that her husband's fatal brain cancer was caused by exposure to chemicals in an industrial setting
...Legal previously reported. Branham’s counsel, Aaron J. Freiwald of Layser & Freiwald, said during oral arguments that there can’t...
Dr. Sarah Von Muller is still on the hook to pay $91,114 to the American Board of Internal Medicine after she stole more than 50 questions from its gastroenterology certification exam, a federal judg
...Plaintiffs Counsel: Louis Jay Arnold, Philadelphia; Derek R. Layser, Layser & Freiwald, Philadelphia. Plaintiffs Expert: Geoffrey Temple, family medicine...
...Derek R. Layser, a founding shareholder of Layser & Freiwald, was an invited presenter at the National Business Institute's...
...week. Aaron J. Freiwald, Glenn A. Ellis and Katherine M. Robinson, the plaintiff's counsel of Layser & Freiwald, argued in court...
An expert's overnight change in his report was a proper cause for nonsuit even though the plaintiff's lawyer had not completed his case, a Philadelphia judge has ruled in a brain cancer case, accordi
After being found to have standing to file his false marking qui tam action against Ortho-McNeil-Janssen Pharmaceuticals, plaintiff Bentley Hollander sought to have the action dismissed without preju
...Injuries: Death. Plaintiff's Attorneys: Aaron J. Freiwald and Katherine M. Robinson, Layser & Freiwald, Philadelphia. Defense Counsel: Susan Ellis...
...cardiac tamponade known as Beck's Triad." Aaron J. Freiwald, the attorney for Polvino's estate as well as Polvino's widow...
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