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Citing landlord s duty to maintain parking area, Advance Auto Parts wants summary judgment in slip-and-fall suit
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Tennessee company sought to be added to case against landscaping company, where oak tree fell on passerby
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Walsh | Walsh Barnes & Zumpella
PITTSBURGH – A pair of Pittsburgh homeowners argue that the landscaping company they hired, and not themselves, are liable for injuries that a local man suffered when an oak tree on the collapsed and fell on him.
Steven L. Orebaugh and Jennifer Orebaugh first filed suit in the Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas on Jan. 28 versus Blystone Tree and Landscaping, Inc. All parties are of Pittsburgh.
(Homeowners David A. Mosey and Gertrude Van Kirk were later joined as defendants.)
Mosey and Van Kirk own a residential property in Pittsburgh, upon which several trees were located, including a large oak tree in the front yard, rooted near a driveway that had been excavated after the tree had been growing for many years.
Eck | Tucker Arensberg
PITTSBURGH – A landscaping firm contends that a pair of Pittsburgh homeowners, and not itself, are responsible for injuries that a local man suffered when an oak tree collapsed and fell on him.
Steven L. Orebaugh and Jennifer Orebaugh first filed suit in the Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas on Jan. 28 versus Blystone Tree and Landscaping, Inc. All parties are of Pittsburgh.
The suit said that David A. Mosey and Gertrude Van Kirk (not parties to the litigation) own a residential property in Pittsburgh, upon which several trees were located, including a large oak tree in the front yard, rooted near a driveway that had been excavated after the tree had been growing for many years.
John A. Adamczyk | Adamczyk Law Offices
PITTSBURGH – A landlord disavows cross-claim notions from Advance Auto Parts that it is responsible for the injuries suffered by a Pittsburgh man, who broke his hip because of a cement parking place indicator in its store lot.
Jeffrey Bruce of Pittsburgh first filed suit in the Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas on July 10 versus Adrian Associates, LP of Pittsburgh and Advance Auto Parts, of Raleigh, N.C.
“On the morning of Aug. 18, 2018, plaintiff was walking back to his vehicle after making a purchase of a turn signal bulb at Advance Auto Parts. Previously, he had parked his vehicle in a parking space which had a cement parking stop for each individual parking spot,” the suit said.
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