Pennsylvania Adopts Exception to Ban on an Insurer Subrogating Against an Insured February 24, 2022 By Andrew G. Simpson The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has sided with an insurer seeking subrogation for payments it made to an injured worker before...
Salesperson Injured Leaving Employer Happy Hour Could Receive Workers’ Comp December 6, 2021 By Elizabeth Blosfield A traveling salesperson injured in a car accident after an employer-sponsored happy hour had to drive past the highway exit...
Penn. High Court Deals Potential Blow To Carriers’ Denial Of Business Income Claims May 1, 2020 By Donald Ottaunick In a case where no insurance company or insurance claim was involved, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court issued a ruling that...
Penn. High Court Rules Employer Has Duty to Safeguard Employees’ Personal Info December 10, 2018 By Elizabeth Blosfield The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has ruled that an employer has a legal duty to use reasonable care in safeguarding its...
Pennsylvania Can Be Held Liable for Injuries Caused by Guardrail in Crash March 8, 2018 By Elizabeth Blosfield The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has ruled that the state’s department of transportation (PennDOT) can be held liable for injuries caused...