The Legal Intelligencer
...a duty of care to their customers, a Crawford County Common Pleas Court judge has ruled, but that duty only lasts for the length of...
...P. Montgomery April 9, 2013) Rogers, J. (13 pages). The court denied delay damages to insureds in this automobile accident case where the...
...United Transp. Union v. Pennsylvania Public Util. Comm'n, PICS...portable skates. This court was asked whether the 1975...
...in the parties' incomes, changes in custody and two appeals to this court. Of particular note were numerous changes in father's employment over the...
...sanitation authority sought a lien for costs for nuisance abatement, the trial court properly disregarded unsworn and verified affidavits as hearsay, then properly dismissed the...
...Super. May 1, 2013) Bowes, J. (30 pages). The trial court properly denied tenant's petition to open/strike confessed judgment where tenant...
...Commw. May 23, 2013) Leadbetter, J. (6 pages). The trial court improperly found that appellant's claim for the replacement cost of a...
...pages). The trial court did not violate HIPAA's...or domestic violence..." Under Pennsylvania's Older Adult Protective Services...
...Bucks April 17, 2013) Fritsch, J. (12 pages). The trial court granted plaintiff's motion for summary judgment in this mortgage foreclosure action...
...on appeal challenged sufficiency of the evidence for his conspiracy conviction. This court could not find that "the evidence herein was so weak and...
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