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TT&H in Court
August 25, 2017
Lou Long prevails on appeal, as the Pennsylvania Superior Court affirms the entry of declaratory judgment on a professional services exclusion.
The Superior Court of Pennsylvania affirmed a declaratory judgment TT&H Attorney Lou Long had obtained at the trail court level. The declaratory judgment established that the professional services exclusion negated coverage under a businessowners’ policy for claims brought by a massage customer for burns allegedly caused by a footbath machine. The machine was supposed to… read more
July 28, 2017
TT&H Attorneys Thomas McGinnis, Louis Long and Karin Romano win summary judgment for a pharmacy and pharmacist accused of making misrepresentations regarding medication.
The Superior Court of Pennsylvania affirmed a summary judgment entered for a pharmacy and a pharmacist accused of an Unfair Trade Practices and Consumer Protection Law violation because they sold a compounded medication, called an Intestinal Mixture, that contained phenobarbital (The mixture contained a very minimal amount of the phenobarbital such that it was permitted… read more
July 12, 2017
TT&H attorney Thomas McGinnis wins defense verdict in Allegheny County nursing home negligence case.
July 12, 2017
Joshua Bovender wins summary judgment in Adams County trip and fall case.
On July 10, 2017, the Honorable Michael A. George of the Adams County Court of Common Pleas granted Littlestown Borough’s Motion for Summary Judgment in a case involving a trip and fall incident. Following the incident, the Plaintiff brought suit against his neighbor, who in turn joined the Borough as an Additional Defendant, alleging that… read more
April 27, 2017
Scott McCarroll wins non-suit in Cumberland County indemnification action.
Pleas of Cumberland County, Pennsylvania. The underlying claim involved a worker who, while installing a sign for the tenant, suffered burns and other injuries to his hand after it came into contact with an electrical wire. The landlord settled the underlying claim for $115,000.00. Following a day of trial, Scott moved for a non-suit. Finding… read more