A lawsuit filed by Allegheny County and the Allegheny County Health Department (“ACHD”) against The Cracked Egg, LLC may be transferred to the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania. The Cracked Egg is a restaurant located
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The Pennsylvania Law Monitor, published by Stark & Stark, covers legal developments and practical issues relevant to Pennsylvania law. Topics include personal injury litigation, enforcement of state laws such as traffic and safety regulations, eminent domain cases, and procedural matters in civil litigation. The blog also addresses regulatory updates affecting businesses, such as liquor license auctions, and provides guidance on selecting legal representation. It highlights case outcomes and legal strategies pertinent to Pennsylvania residents and practitioners, reflecting the firm's expertise in accident and personal injury law, business and commercial services, and individual and family legal matters.
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Pennsylvania Department of Health August Report Provides Insight on Nursing Home Updates
With summer being officially over, the Pennsylvania Department of Health has received the August reports of nursing home inspections. These inspection reports include information on patient care and building inspections. If a facility is not following regulations during the inspection,…
Pennsylvania COVID-19 Relief Statewide Small Business Assistance Program
On Monday, applications for the second round of funding under the COVID-19 Relief Statewide Small Business Assistance Program were opened. Grants of between $5,000 and $50,000, depending on a business’ revenues, will be issued by Pennsylvania’s 17 Community Development Financial…
Pennsylvania Rehab Facility with Covid-19 Outbreak Gave Residents Hydroxychloroquine Without Approval
The Pennsylvania Department of Health has reported that a Beaver County, PA rehabilitation facility gave the controversial drug hydroxychloroquine to more than 200 of its residents without approval from the Department of Health.
Brighton Rehabilitation and Wellness Center, in Brighton,…
Senate Aims for Federal Jurisdiction Over COVID-Related Personal Injury and Medical Liability Claims
COVID-19 is causing more than public health and economic issues in the United States.
A July 16, 2020 report in the Wall-Street Journal reported on new proposed legislation that would address liability issues in COVID-19 patient care. As cases continue…
Victims of Unlawful Dissemination of Intimate Images Can Seek Justice
In our high-tech world of Snapchat, Groupme and text messaging, individuals are often sharing intimate photos or videos with their romantic partners via cellphones. Additionally, with the prevalence of in-home security cameras, webcams, and cellphone video technology, it is easier…
My Zoom Deposition is Tomorrow – No Problem
The day of your deposition is quickly approaching. You are ready, you have done your homework, you have talked with your attorney, and you have thought about how this accident has impacted your life. Tomorrow, you will finally get to…
Philadelphia Landlord Tenant Cases Postponed Until Further Notice
Today, the Philadelphia Municipal Court issued an Administrative Order postponing Landlord Tenant cases that are currently scheduled for a hearing before the Municipal Court between July 6, 2020 and September 2, 2020 until further order of the Court. Governor Wolf’s…
My Zoom Deposition is Next Week – No Problem
Your Zoom deposition is going to take place in one week. At this point, you should feel ready for it. You also know the number one thing you must make sure to do – be 100% honest.
Continue to go…
FTCA, Minority Tolling, and the Challenges of the Statute of Limitations
The birth of a child is an opportunity for joy and excitement, as well as a little anxiety for new parents. After all, the birth process can be scary, especially given the rising maternal mortality rate in the United States.…