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Josh Bovender, a partner in TT&H’s new Camp Hill office, represented a national, highly-respected lumber supplier in ligation against a large Pennsylvania home designer.  Josh’s client was harmed following the home designer’s fraudulent procurement of construction materials and misrepresentations of its solvency.  After Josh obtained multiple six-figure judgments against the home designer and its principals,… read more

Representing a homeowner’s association sued in the Baltimore City Circuit Court, TT&H Attorney Lauren Upton recently won the dismissal of a multi-million dollar claim.  The case arose out of the Defendants’ objections to Plaintiff’s development within the Clipper Miller community located in Baltimore City.  The Defendants spoke out against Plaintiff’s intention to redevelop portions of… read more

Julia Morrison, an attorney in TT&H’s Harrisburg Office, recently won summary judgment in Cumberland County.  The case sounded in negligence and concerned a foot injury sustained by the Plaintiff.  In the suit, the Plaintiff claimed that the injury occurred after her vehicle ran over a ladder.  According to the Plaintiff, Julia’s clients failed to secure… read more

In connection with a suit claiming sidewalk defects, Attorney Joe Cardile recently won summary judgment on behalf of a construction company. The incident occurred in Baltimore City, Maryland and resulted in significant injuries, including a fractured knee cap. The Plaintiff had been walking her dog at night when she tripped and fell on a handicap… read more

On November 17, 2020, Attorneys Scott McCarroll and Julia Morrison of TT&H’s Harrisburg Office obtained summary judgment in connection with a fall incident that occurred on the premises of a Dauphin County apartment complex. The Plaintiff alleged that he sustained injuries when he slipped and fell due to a “dirty, slippery, and unlit step” on… read more