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TT&H Attorneys Marc Aoun and Danielle Vols recently won a Modification Petition and a Suspension Petition in Allentown, Pennsylvania. The Court concluded that Employer met its burden of proof that Claimant failed to follow-up in good faith with a job offer, which was within Claimant’s residual work-related restrictions. This claim involved an accepted injury to… read more

Ryan Blazure and Joe Shields of TTH’s Wilkes-Barre office recently won summary judgment for a well-known worldwide retailer in Tioga County.  In the suit, the Plaintiff alleged that she slipped and stumbled due to spilled cooking oil, which she testified she had not seen previously.  Similarly, the Plaintiff could not establish the retailer’s notice of… read more

TT&H Attorneys Lou Long and Ben Peoples recently prevailed in Maryland’s highest court, the Court of Appeals. The matter concerned claims for wrongful death and survivor arising out of the asphyxiation death of a construction worker as the result of a trench collapse. The decedent worked for a subcontractor of a local city. Lou and… read more

TT&H Attorney Joshua Bovender, a partner in the firm’s Camp Hill office, recently secured a substantial six-figure settlement in a hotly contested commercial contract dispute.  Josh represented a prominent developer that leased commercial real estate to a national cell phone carrier.  The tenant later abandoned the property following the statewide COVID-19 shutdown announced by Governor… read more

On July 19, 2022, Attorney Julia Morrison of TT&H’s Camp Hill office won the dismissal, via Preliminary Objections, of a Count against her client which sounded in malicious prosecution and included a prayer for punitive damages.  The case stemmed from an intersectional motor vehicle accident.  Following the accident, the responding officer wrote a report that… read more