Florida Roof Masters (FRM) and Ms. Page signed a contract wherein FRM would provide roofing services at a cost of $18,000.

Immunity under Pennsylvania’s Worker’s Compensation Act is a powerful tool against tort liability—but the viability of the statutory employer doctrine was called into question when the Pennsylvania Supreme Court granted review to

While in the course and scope of his employment and while operating a vehicle owned by his employer, Russo was injured in a motor vehicle accident.

Earlier this year, the 10th District and the 8th District in Lyon v. Riverside Methodist Hospital, 2025-Ohio-2991 (10th Dist.) and Paganini v.

A landmark decision with widespread implications for New Jersey medical malpractice law addresses whether an Affidavit of Merit from a board-certified internal medicine physician is sufficient to defeat a motion to dismiss when t

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has recently expanded the scope of provider immunity under the Mental Health Procedures Act (MHPA), holding that the statute can shield providers from ordinary negligence claims arising from medical

The Delaware Superior Court denied the defendant’s motion to dismiss all claims against it, applying Delaware law to determine that wholesale dismissal of all claims was not warranted under the Graves Amendment because it does no

Florida’s Third District Court of Appeal affirmed summary judgment in favor of Lyft in a wrongful death action stemming from an accident where a Transportation Network Company (TNC) driver collided with a motorcyclist.

Thomas Donnelly brought suit in Greene County, Pennsylvania, against Defendants, General Electric Company and Joenic Steel, LLC, claiming he was injured while participating in the lift of a specially fabricated expansion joint.

The plaintiff filed a premises liability action against a hospital which was commenced by a writ of summons.