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December 03, 2024
TT&H Attorney Greg Kunkle Wins Defense Verdict in Essex County, New Jersey
TT&H Attorney Greg Kunkle recently won a defense verdict in the Essex County Superior Court in Newark, New Jersey. Greg defended a limited liability company-property owner, which was alleged to have been at fault for an injury that occurred to a laborer for a contractor on the property. The contractor had been retained to perform… read more
November 18, 2024
TT&H Attorney Pete Schurig Successfully Opposes Motion to Remand
TT&H Attorney Pete Schurig recently prevailed in keeping a matter in federal court after the Plaintiff moved to remand the matter back to state court. The Western District of Virginia, in a matter first impression, ruled that the defense tactic of “snap removal” is permissible and does not violate the “Forum Defendant Rule.” On behalf of… read more
October 31, 2024
TT&H Attorney Briana Vetter Wins Defense Verdict in Connection with Philadelphia Arbitration
TT&H Attorney Briana Vetter recently received a defense verdict in the Philadelphia County Court of Common Pleas compulsory arbitration program. The matter, which began its life in the Major Jury Program, involved an alleged trip and fall on a Philadelphia sidewalk. Briana represented a construction company that allegedly a caused a defect in the sidewalk,… read more
October 22, 2024
Thomas, Thomas & Hafer Attorney Matt Clayberger Prevails in Franklin County Jury Trial
Matt Clayberger, a partner in the firm’s Camp Hill office, recently obtained a defense verdict following a four-day jury trial in Franklin County. Attorney Clayberger represented a local water treatment company and its employee. The lawsuit involved claims of negligence and negligent misrepresentation arising out of the testing of residential well water at the Plaintiffs’… read more
September 27, 2024
TT&H Attorneys Caroline Gentilcore and John Morgan Obtain Denial of Occupational Lung Disease Claim Petition
Thomas Thomas & Hafer attorneys Caroline Gentilcore and John Morgan recently prevailed before a Greater Philadelphia Area Workers’ Compensation Judge on a contested claim for benefits arising from an alleged lung condition attributed to occupational exposure. The Claimant alleged that he was exposed to cleaning solvents while working in a slaughterhouse. However, his medical expert… read more