Frezghi v. Tesfamariam
In this quiet title case, the Pennsylvania Superior Court reversed the trial court’s order granting plaintiffs a new trial and issued an ominous warning that the court “must not allow
June 2, 2022
In this quiet title case, the Pennsylvania Superior Court reversed the trial court’s order granting plaintiffs a new trial and issued an ominous warning that the court “must not allow
Wholesale pharmaceutical distributors sued two private entities under § 1983 for alleged constitutional and federal law violations. Though the plaintiffs alleged harm caused by the defendants’ conduct, their claims were
The Third Circuit dealt with an appeal from the denial of the petitioner’s second habeas corpus petition under 28 U.S.C. § 2254. The petitioner was convicted of multiple homicides in
The New Jersey Appellate Division held that the New Jersey Commissioner of the Department of Banking and Insurance may pursue an administrative action against non-admitted foreign insurance companies for alleged
The Pennsylvania Superior Court vacated the defendant’s sentence and ruled that the lower court lacked jurisdiction to resentence him. The case’s procedural history is tortured but can be summarized as
In this matrimonial appeal, the New Jersey Appellate Division ruled that the trial court erroneously found a lack of subject matter jurisdiction over Plaintiff’s claim that an account held by
The New Jersey Appellate Division ruled that the lower court did not possess personal jurisdiction over a nonresident alleged to have fathered a child during a sexual relationship with a
The Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court reversed an order of the trial court, which dismissed a charter school’s action against the county for allegedly collecting taxes on the school’s tax-exempt property. The
In an opinion hardly longer than this summary, the Pennsylvania Superior Court reaffirmed its prior holding that “a judgment of sentence becomes final the day an appellant discontinues his direct
Two neighbors fought over an abandoned roadway between their properties. The Superior Court of Pennsylvania vacated the lower court’s ruling and held it lacked subject matter jurisdiction because the township
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