News
December 04, 2019
Thomas, Thomas & Hafer LLP Welcomes a New Attorney, Jonathan E. Danko, into the Firm
December 4th, 2019 – Thomas, Thomas & Hafer LLP is pleased to announce the hiring of Jonathan E. Danko, Esq. Mr. Danko will be working out of the firm’s Harrisburg office. Jonathan has experience in civil litigation and representing commercial vehicle companies and their insurers. He will be focusing his practice on General Liability, Transportation,… read more
December 03, 2019
TTH eNotes: Workers’ Compensation: December 2019
SIGNIFICANT BUREAU FORM DEVELOPMENT BUREAU OF WORKERS’ COMPENSATION RELEASES ALTERNATE NOTICE OF COMPENSATION PAYABLE (LIBC-495B) By Justin D. Beck (JBeck@tthlaw.com) The Bureau of Workers’ Compensation has created, and now provides for the use of, LIBC-495B, an alternate version of the Notice of Compensation Payable. While the original LIBC-495 still exists, the 495B includes an expanded… read more
December 02, 2019
eNotes: Liability – December 2019
FIRM NEWS TT&H lawyer Carrie Hyams elected Judge in Cumberland County, Pennsylvania. Carrie Hyams, a partner in Thomas, Thomas, & Hafer, LLP’s (“TTH”) Harrisburg office, has been elected Judge in the Cumberland County Court of Common Pleas. TTH’s Chief Executive Partner, Ed Jordan, commented, “We are extremely proud of Carrie’s accomplishment. We will miss her… read more
November 18, 2019
TT&H lawyer Carrie Hyams elected Judge in Cumberland County, Pennsylvania.
Carrie Hyams, a partner in Thomas, Thomas, & Hafer, LLP’s (“TTH”) Harrisburg office, has been elected Judge in the Cumberland County Court of Common Pleas. TTH’s Chief Executive Partner, Ed Jordan, commented, “We are extremely proud of Carrie’s accomplishment. We will miss her greatly, but our loss is Cumberland County’s gain. She will be a… read more
November 02, 2019
TTH eNotes: Workers’ Compensation: November 2019
SIGNIFICANT PENNSYLVANIA CASE SUMMARIES Pennsylvania AFL-CIO v. Commonwealth, No. 62 M.D. 2019 (Pa. Commw., filed October 11, 2019, Cohn Jubelirer, J.) By: Justin D. Beck, Esquire In a reported decision handed down on October 11, 2019, the Commonwealth Court held that Section 306(a.3) of the Act, added pursuant to Act 111 of 2018, does not… read more