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February 22, 2024
TT&H Attorney Karin Romano Wins Summary Judgment in Allegheny County Premises Liability Action
TT&H Attorney Karin Romano recently won summary judgment in connection with an Allegheny County premises liability action. The case arose from a tenant’s alleged slip and fall in the parking lot of her apartment complex. Following an overnight snowfall, the Plaintiff’s incident occurred at 7:30 a.m. It was no longer snowing at the time, with… read more
February 13, 2024
TT&H Attorney Christopher Scott Wins Employment Law Appeal Before the Third Circuit Court of Appeals
In a case involving claims of employment disability discrimination and interference/retaliation under the Family and Medical Leave Act (“FMLA”), Christopher Scott recently won an appeal before a panel of the Third Circuit Court of Appeals. The Court’s ruling affirmed the entry of summary judgment by Judge Jennifer Wilson of the United States District Court for… read more
February 09, 2024
TT&H Attorney Chris Scott Wins Full Denial of Claim Petition
TT&H attorney Chris Scott recently persuaded a Lancaster Workers’ Compensation Judge to deny a Claim Petition and a Penalty Petition. The claimant asserted that he lacerated his leg when he was thrown from a pallet jack that ran over a pothole. The claimant also alleged that the employer failed to fully and promptly investigate his… read more
February 05, 2024
TT&H Attorney Shannon Harkins Wins Defense Verdict in Philadelphia County Premises Liability Case
TT&H Attorney Shannon Harkins recently won a defense verdict following a three-day jury trial in the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas. The case involved a fall on a staircase at a daycare facility. Plaintiff alleged that the daycare operator was negligent because the interior staircase at the facility was in a dangerous condition. At trial,… read more
January 04, 2024
TT&H Attorney Mark Powell Successfully Defends Claim Petition
Pending here was a Claim Petition alleging a work-related left shoulder injury. Faced with a seemingly credible Claimant, who attempted to continue working for over a week after the work accident, Attorney Mark Powell still convinced the Workers’ Compensation Judge to not find the Claimant entirely credible. Specifically, Attorney Powell capitalized on the Claimant’s attempts… read more