The year 2025 is starting off with a Pennsylvania Superior Court decision that will cause a change of seismic propotions in automobile UM/UIM litigation going forward.
In the case of Erie Insurance Exchange v. Baluch, No. 2025 Pa. Super.
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Tort Talk, published by Foley, Comerford & Cummins, focuses on developments in personal injury and tort law, particularly within Pennsylvania. The blog covers court decisions related to insurance coverage disputes, negligence claims, trip and fall incidents, and jury verdicts in injury cases. It also discusses procedural issues such as motions for summary judgment and appeals in tort litigation. Additionally, the blog highlights continuing legal education (CLE) opportunities and pro bono activities relevant to tort practitioners. The content is aimed at legal professionals interested in trends and case law affecting tort and personal injury practice.
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Court Addresses Law of Liability For Items That Fall From a Wall
In the case of Inman-Clark v. Neiman Marcus Group, LLC, No. 19-CV-4717 (E.D. Pa. Nov. 13, 2024 Goldberg, J.), the court granted partial summary judgment in a premises liability case where a wall display item fell off of a…
Trial Court Judge Allows Pre-Complaint Discovery in a Breach of Privacy Case
In his decision in S.S. v. Jefferson/Lehigh Valley Hospital, No. 2024-CV-5812 (C.P. Lacka. Co. Dec. 11, 2024), Senior Judge Carmen D. Minora, by Order only, allowed for certain pre-Complaint discovery in a breach of privacy case involving medical entity…
