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February 03, 2023
TT&H Attorney Logan Nagle Wins Defense Verdict in Montgomery County Motor Vehicle Accident Case
TT&H Attorney Logan Nagle recently won a defense verdict following a two-day jury trial in Montgomery County. The jury deliberated for just over twenty minutes before finding that the motor vehicle accident at issue was not a factual cause of the Plaintiff’s alleged harm. The case involved a Plaintiff who had a considerable history of… read more
January 10, 2023
Ben Peoples Prevails in DC’s Court of Appeals
In the case of Williams v. Rajesh & Sadhna, LLC, et al., TT&H Attorney Ben Peoples obtained a recent ruling from the District of Columbia Court of Appeals, affirming the dismissal of the Plaintiff’s claim. The Plaintiff had alleged that the construction of a patio on a neighboring building enabled individuals to look through a… read more
December 23, 2022
TT&H Attorney Dan Grill Wins Defense Verdict in Dauphin County Medical Malpractice Case
A TT&H team led by partner, Dan Grill, recently won a defense verdict in a medical malpractice case in the Court of Common Pleas of Dauphin County. Dan and his team represented a family physician who was accused of malpractice in connection with the death of a 52-year-old patient. The patient died due to a… read more
December 14, 2022
Attorney Joshua Bovender Prevails in Contract Action Following a Four-Day Trial
TT&H Attorney Joshua Bovender, a partner in the firm’s Camp Hill office, recently won a $268,440 jury verdict in favor of his clients. The verdict came on the heels of a four-day trial in Dauphin County, Pennsylvania. The commercial matter involved a hybrid triple net lease and construction contract, with a project value of $350,000. … read more
December 08, 2022
TT&H Attorney Daniel Grill Prevails in Medical Malpractice Case in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
TT&H Attorney Dan Grill recently won a defense verdict in a medical malpractice case tried in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Plaintiff’s decedent had multiple visits to the emergency room at Ephrata Community Hospital. Ultimately, a blood clot was identified and had caused damage to the point that the patient underwent four surgeries, the third of which… read more