The Legal IntelligencerThe state Supreme Court has declined to review a case in which a divided Commonwealth Court allowed General Motors to unilaterally suspend an injured worker's benefits without the required paperwork
In a recent Commonwealth Court decision, a divided en banc panel has allowed General Motors to unilaterally suspend an injured worker's benefits without the required paperwork because the man had tak
...substandard representation to disabled clients. Vincent Quatrini Jr., managing partner of Quatrini Rafferty, says, "They [national nonlawyer representatives] haven't met these people...
...managing partner of Greensburg, Pa.-based workers' compensation and disability firm Quatrini Rafferty, offered the hypothetical example of a 50-year-old steel worker...
...of the state, Greensburg, Pa.-based workers' compensation and disability firm Quatrini Rafferty has announced its plans to open a location in Downtown Pittsburgh...
EventsAt the debut of the Pennsylvania Masters Series, a program developed by the PENNSYLVANIA ASSOCIATION FOR JUSTICE, Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas President Judge C. Darnell Jones II will pre
...treasurer. Galloway is a partner in the firm Quatrini Rafferty Galloway, in Greensburg, Pa. At the American...
A four-judge majority of an en banc Commonwealth Court panel has ruled that workers' compensation benefits should not be paid to a former prison nurse at SCI-Pittsburgh who claimed that his roughly t
Ruling on an issue of first impression, a Commonwealth Court panel found no equal protection violation in a provision of the Pennsylvania Workers' Compensation Act establishing a strict three-year li
The Commonwealth Court has reversed a verdict against the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, finding that the plaintiffs in an auto accident case did not adequately prove that a change in a h
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