Moyer v. Leone
The Pennsylvania Superior Court dealt with an unfortunate confluence of a hyper-litigious party and two parents who could not resolve their disagreements over custody of their infant child. Before the
August 4, 2021
The Pennsylvania Superior Court dealt with an unfortunate confluence of a hyper-litigious party and two parents who could not resolve their disagreements over custody of their infant child. Before the
This appeal was about responsibility for the payment of an alcohol monitoring device. In a dependency matter, the trial court ordered Bucks County Children and Youth Social Services (CYS) to
The appellant challenged a protection from abuse (PFA) order that compelled him to avoid a particular temple on Sundays when his ex-wife worshiped there. He claimed that the PFA unlawfully
While on probation, Parson was pulled over, arrested for possessing a gun, and charged. While a suppression motion pended, the VOP court conducted a Gagnon II hearing, overruling the defense
A woman received a $17m verdict after two physicians catastrophically injured her. The physicians caused the injuries in the scope of their employment. They were employed by two agencies: the
The Pennsylvania Superior Court ruled that a juvenile adjudication of delinquency for DUI qualifies as a first offense for sentence enhancement purposes. While she was on probation for her guilty
The Pennsylvania Superior Court gave a rare rebuke of prior bad acts evidence in a sexual assault case. The 29-year-old defendant was charged with friending a 14-year-old girl on Facebook
Carlino sued, alleging causes of action for breach of contract and other claims. Without moving to compel any specific production request, Carlino filed a motion to compel the defendants to
The Pennsylvania Superior Court dealt with the aftermath of a construction project gone wrong for a mixed-use property. The plaintiff sued under the Contractor and Subcontractor Payment Act, 73 P.S.
The Pennsylvania Superior Court dealt with an issue of first impression: Does Rule 1.6 of the Rules of Professional Conduct create a “self-defense” exception to the attorney-client privilege and the
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