Brian Kane Offers Post-Tincher Updates in DRI’s The Voice
Trial attorney Brian Kane penned an article for Defense Research Institute's, The Voice, focusing on the impact that...
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Scrutinizing Cy Pres Class Action Settlements—Recent Court Trends
Article by Lyle Washowich, Esq. and Gerard Hornby Trial courts play a unique role in class action settlements. U...
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Linde V. Linde: PA Superior Court’s Latest Take on the Business Judgment Rule
by Mary-Jo Rebelo, Esquire and Taylor Wantz, Esquire Summary The Pennsylvania Superior Court’s recent opinion...
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PA Superior Court Holds that PTSD Could Be Covered as “Bodily Injury” if it Resulted from Physical Injury
On December 4, 2019, the Pennsylvania Superior Court, in a published opinion, held that post traumatic stress disord...
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To Delete or Not Delete: When Can Patient Records be Modified?
By Courtney C. Barbacane, Esquire Maintaining complete and accurate patient records is a crucial component of qua...
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Duty to Defend – Third Circuit Reaffirms Four Corners Rule, Even if There is the Possibility of Facts Within Coverage
The Third Circuit recently held that an insurance carrier did not have a duty to defend a lawyer and his law firm ag...
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Seven Year Statute of Repose Ruled Unconstitutional
Article by Daniel J. Margonari, Esq. On October 31, 2019, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, in Yanakos v. UPMC, 10...
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Western District Declines to Extend Gallagher Analysis to Regular Use Exclusion
The United States District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania recently held that the Pennsylvania Suprem...
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Advanced Directives and Incapacity: When Should a Person’s Wishes be Overridden?
Article by Holli K. Bott, Esq. Burns White recently handled a matter in which a hospital sought to change a patie...
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