Matthew Moroney won two more jury trials in August. Both were car accident cases tried in Philadelphia County and in both cases, the defense stipulated to negligence in causing the accident. In both cases, however, Mr. Moroney successfully convinced the juries that none of the plaintiffs (in one case there were two plaintiffs) sustained an injury […]
In rush hour, Defendant intended to make a left turn at a busy traffic light-controlled intersection. While waiting in the intersection to make his turn, the light controlling Defendant’s direction of travel turned red. In an attempt to safely clear the intersection, Defendant began his left turn. As he did so, the passenger side of […]
Plaintiff walked through the entranceway of the emergency department at a Philadelphia hospital and allegedly slipped and fell due to water on the floor of the hallway. Plaintiff sustained severe injuries to his cervical spine at C5-6 and C6-7 causing bilateral hand numbness, pain radiating from his neck to his left shoulder blade, and weakening […]
The plaintiff was involved in a significant accident in which a Geico insured made a left turn into the plaintiff’s vehicle. Both vehicles were declared total losses. Geico tendered their insured’s $100,000 policy limits. Plaintiff filed suit against her own insurance company with a UIM Count for Breach of Contract and also a Bad Faith […]
Lori Miller was a panelist at the Pennsylvania Defense Institute Annual Conference in Bedford Springs, PA. Ms. Miller discussed the “Nuts and Bolts of Trying a UM/UIM Case in State and Federal Court” during the Auto Law Update CLE Seminar.
