Rokita v. Pa. Dep’t of Corr.
An en banc panel of the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court ruled that Petitioner could establish that he was denied the benefit of a health service by a public entity, by reason
April 12, 2022
An en banc panel of the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court ruled that Petitioner could establish that he was denied the benefit of a health service by a public entity, by reason
The Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court affirmed the Parole Board’s order denying a petition for time credit. When he was paroled from state prison, the petitioner was required to stay at the
The plaintiff filed a complaint alleging that West Chester University violated the Whistleblower Law by terminating her employment in retaliation for her good faith reports of wrongdoing and waste. The
The Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court affirmed the trial court’s order invalidating a township’s zoning ordinance. Developer filed a Substantive Validity Challenge (SVC) to Zoning Ordinance Section 153-619 with the Board of
The Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court found two errors in the Court of Common Pleas order in this condemnation matter. The Department of Transportation condemned a property and paid the condemnees just
The Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court sustained the state police’s preliminary objections to a petition for review seeking declaratory and injunctive relief. The petitioner argued that the registration and reporting requirements under
The Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court held “that where the parties to a property sale are mutually mistaken as to the actual existence of the property purported to be sold, as here,
The Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court reversed the Court of Common Pleas order that reversed a zoning board’s decision to permit a demolition plan for the buildings on the property owner’s land.
The Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court reversed the Workers’ Compensation Judge’s ruling that Claimant’s injuries were not compensable. Claimant filed a petition seeking total disability benefits under the Workers’ Compensation Act for injuries
The Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court affirmed the Harrisburg School District’s decision to reassign Medina, a school district employee. The District sent Medina a letter, captioned as a notice of discipline, informing
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