News
April 28, 2022
Andrew White Wins Defense Verdict in Negligent Construction/Premises Liability Case
TT&H Attorney Andrew White recently won a defense verdict following a bench trial held on April 22, 2022 in the District Court for Harford County. The action involved claims for negligent construction and premises liability. The Plaintiff was a tenant in an apartment building. She alleged that the Defendant landlord created a hazard in a… read more
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 20, 2022
TT&H Attorney Michele Harper Wins Baltimore County Trip and Fall Case
TT&H Attorney Michele Harper recently won a trip and fall case in the Circuit Court for Baltimore County. Plaintiff was a tenant at Defendant’s apartment complex and claimed to be disabled due to having undergone two total knee replacements prior to the alleged occurrence. Plaintiff fell while attempting to enter her apartment building. She claimed… read more
April 08, 2022
TT&H Attorney Nick Schaufelberger Wins Breach of Contract Action
Attorney Nick Schaufelberger recently prevailed in a breach of contract matter in Charles County, Maryland, in front of The Honorable Thurman Rhodes. The suit concerned repair work performed on the Plaintiff’s vehicle in February 2021. At that time, the Plaintiff had brought his vehicle to Nick’s client, a repair shop, complaining that the vehicle would… 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