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...guided by language set forth in the Uniform Contribution Among Tortfeasors Act (UCATA), which Saylor added could very well affect a payout if a jury...
...and ORMH also cannot be joint tortfeasors within the meaning of the UCATA because this action does not involve an injury to person or persons...
...Luca were joint tortfeasors. Under the Uniform Contribution Among Tort-Feasors Act (UCATA), 42 Pa.C.S. §8321, to obtain a right of contribution...
...other defendants. Under the Uniform Contribution Among Joint Tortfeasors Act (UCATA), 42 Pa.C.S. §§8321-8327, a release by an...
Reversing a trial court decision that lawyers say threatened to upset the practice of partial settlement, the Superior Court has re-established the plaintiff's right to enter into a joint tortfeasor
In a significant victory for asbestos plaintiffs, the Superior Court has ruled that future judgments secured by those plaintiffs will be reduced only by the actual amounts paid out by the trust set u
In a significant victory for asbestos plaintiffs, the Superior Court has ruled that future judgments secured by those plaintiffs will be reduced only by the actual amounts paid out by the trust set u
In a significant victory for asbestos plaintiffs, the Superior Court has ruled that future judgments secured by those plaintiffs will be reduced only by the actual amounts paid out by the trust set u
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