Statute of Limitations for Pennsylvania Wrongful Death and Survival Actions
Pennsylvania has a two-year statute of limitations for filing a lawsuit to recover damages resulting from death. A death caused by the negligence of another
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Attorneys Obtain $6 Million Verdict in Negligent Misrepresentation Case Against Intertek
The hard work of Attorneys Brendan Lupetin and Greg Unatin of Lupetin & Unatin paid off when on March 7, 2014 a Pittsburgh jury returned a verdict of $6 million dollars on behalf of their client, Brand Marketing Group, L.L.C. (BMG). BMG was represented in court by its principle, David Brand, an inventor and small distributor whose company was crippled after a subsidiary of the world’s largest product-testing company, Intertek Testing Services, botched the testing of his newly unveiled space heater – the Thermablaster.
Hepatitis Survivor Lucky To Be Alive
Originally Published January 9, 2004 Bill Vidonic, Times Staff Writer BEAVER – Richard Miller will be on anti-rejection medication for the rest of his life
Pennsylvania Hepatitis-A Victims’ Attorneys Ask Bankruptcy Court To Lift Stay
Wilmington, Delaware-Marler Clark, Seattle food illness attorneys, and Phillips, Goldman & Spence, Wilmington, a Delaware bankruptcy law firm, filed motions to lift the stay of
Chi-Chi’s Lawsuits Withdrawn
Originally Published: December 3, 2003 By Bill Vidonic, Times Staff Writer Three lawsuits filed against Chi-Chi’s Mexican restaurant have been withdrawn while lawyers decide whether
U.S. Inspectors Checking Onion Farms In Mexico
Originally published December 2, 2003 Christopher Snowbeck And Torsten Ove, Post-Gazette Staff Writers A team of U.S. investigators joined authorities in Mexico yesterday, hoping to
Lawsuit Filed Against Chi Chi’s On Behalf Of Hepatitis-A Victims
PITTSBURGH – Marler Clark, the Seattle law firm nationally known for successful representation of victims of foodborne illness, and Jerry Meyers, a respected Pittsburgh personal
Pennsylvania Motor Vehicle Financial Responsibility Law
The Pennsylvania Motor Vehicle Financial Responsibility Law (PaMVFRL) defines an individual’s rights when injured in a car accident. Because no one plans on being injured