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Marshall Dennehey Successfully Represents Client in Multi-Million Dollar Chemical Spill Case
In a lawsuit seeking $279 million in alleged property damages, Marshall Dennehey attorneys successfully defended their client, a subcontractor of a railroad repair shop, against any and all liability.
Pennsylvania Federal Court Takes a Bite Out of Restaurant’s COVID/Business Interruption Coverage Claims Against Insurance Broker
A Pennsylvania federal court recently dismissed claims asserted against an insurance broker for breach of contract and declaratory judgment in connection with a COVID-related business interruption loss in State Street Restaurant Group, Inc.
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Florida appellate court decides that a master association has no standing to sue its condominium association.
Recently, the trial judge presiding over Miami-Dade County's Complex Business Litigation Division was faced with a standing question when he ruled in favor of the defendants at the summary judgment phase in the case of De Soleil S.
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An expert must evaluate applicable contract documents in order to opine as to liability.
The plaintiff, a condominium association, appealed from an order barring expert testimony and granting summary judgment to a contractor involved in a building exterior restoration project.
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Legal malpractice claim not encompassed by arbitration provision in contract for related escrow services.
The Superior Court of Pennsylvania had the opportunity to address the scope of an arbitration provision contained in a contract for a lawyer’s escrow services.
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