News
April 27, 2022
TT&H Attorneys Jim Tinnyo and John Morgan Win Dismissal of Claim Petition Based on Lack of Employment Relationship
Thomas, Thomas & Hafer Attorneys Jim Tinnyo and John Morgan recently won a dismissal of a Claim Petition in Altoona, Pennsylvania, with the Court concluding that no employer/employee relationship existed. This case involved a seriously injured Claimant who alleged that he was employed by a small father-son construction company with no workers’ compensation insurance, or… read more
April 25, 2022
TT&H Attorneys Joshua Bovender, Hugh O’Neill, and John Lucy Present at PAMIC’s 2022 Claims Summit
Harrisburg, PA – TT&H Attorneys Joshua Bovender, Hugh O’Neill, and John Lucy recently presented at PAMIC’s 2022 Claims Summit in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Josh joined two industry professionals in a panel-style discussion of developing the “soft skills” required for negotiations, claims handling, and client interaction. Hugh and John provided an update on the ever-evolving realm of sex… read more
April 19, 2022
eNotes: Workers’ Compensation – April 2022 – Pennsylvania
SIGNIFICANT CASE SUMMARIES PA CASE SUMMARIES John Bark v. Sooner Steel, LLC (WCAB) Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania No. 540 C.D. 2021 Decided: March 21, 2022 Claimant riding home in a company truck was in the course and scope of employment based on an oral employment contract which included transportation. Background Claimant was a laborer for… read more
April 07, 2022
TT&H Attorney Marc Aoun Presents on “Ethics in the Legal and Insurance Industry” at CPCU Society Meeting
Allentown, PA – On March 31st, Attorney Marc Aoun presented at a webinar hosted by CPCU Society. Marc discussed the history of ethics in the legal and insurance industry, along with how and why we should be ethical in our practice and in our personal lives. The presentation was attended by numerous insurance company representatives,… read more
April 05, 2022
Promissory Estoppel Claim Thwarted on Agency Theory by TT&H Attorney Burke McLemore
TT&H Attorney Burke McLemore secured a win against a claim that workers’ compensation coverage was afforded by reason of ‘promissory estoppel.’ The case involved a seriously injured Claimant who was employed by the erstwhile ‘insured.’ A policy had previously been issued to the insured, but the insured had not renewed the policy. The case turned… read more