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Woman s medical malpractice action properly transferred to Montgomery County, says Pa Superior Court
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Former central Pa. girl’s softball coach was rightly labeled a sexually violent predator, state court says
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A state appeals court panel on Friday rejected a former Cumberland County girls’ softball coach’s claim that he was wrongly branded as a sexually violent predator for molesting seven girls.
The Superior Court decision means Joey Sullenberger, 50, of Carlisle, will continue to be deemed as the most dangerous type of sex offender and will have to register for life with state police, who will inform his future neighbors of his sex crimes.
At the moment, Sullenberger’s neighbors are fellow state prison inmates. He is serving a 4-year and 9-month- to 10-year prison term imposed last year after he pleaded no contest to one count of aggravated indecent assault, five counts of sexual assault by a sports official, and one count of indecent assault
Panella | Wikipedia
HARRISBURG – In a ruling which could have far-reaching repercussions for tort cases statewide, a panel of judges from the Superior Court of Pennsylvania recently ruled that the Fair Share Act applies to possibly reduce exposure to joint and several liability, only when a plaintiff contributes to their own injuries.
On March 18, Superior Court judges Jack A. Panella, Maria McLaughlin and Daniel D. McCaffery handed down the key
ruling in the case of
Spencer v. Johnson Et.Al. Panella authored the Court’s ruling in this matter.
In
Spencer v. Johnson Et.Al, a vehicle struck plaintiff Keith Spencer while he was legally crossing the street as a pedestrian in Philadelphia, on Oct. 16, 2014. When the accident occurred, the driver, Cleveland Johnson, was behind the wheel of his wife’s car, a company vehicle which her employer, the Philadelphia Joint Board Workers United SEIU, had provided for her use. Spencer suffered permanent injurie
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HARRISBURG – A panel trio of judges from the Superior Court of Pennsylvania ruled that a Butler County court was incorrect when it ruled that an appeal in a breach of contract and commercial disparagement case was untimely, and remanded the action for further proceedings.
Superior Court judges John T. Bender, Anne E. Lazarus and Daniel D. McCaffery
ruled on March 2 to reverse and remand the Butler County Court of Common Pleas’s decision, in Hook-N-Haul, LLC’s action against Michael Burr and Uncle Mike’s Towing & Recovery.
“In June of 2019, the appellant [Hook-N-Haul], an Ohio company, purchased the assets – including a customer list and phone number – from a Pennsylvania towing business, and began operating a towing and repair company in Butler County, Pennsylvania. Burr was a ‘senior employee’ at the former company. Appellant hired him as a driver and mechanic, who also had management responsibilities,” McCaf
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