TTH is a regional civil litigation firm dedicated to protecting clients from the consequences of risk. Since 1977, TTH has provided a one-stop legal solution for individuals, businesses, and insurers across multiple jurisdictions. With over 100 attorneys and 13 offices, TTH delivers practical, highly effective legal representation at every stage of the litigation and claims process.
Our closely connected network of offices leverages modern technology to provide exceptional, predictable legal services and results at a fair price. We believe strong client relationships are the foundation of effective advocacy. We foster a collaborative, results-driven culture where our attorneys are deeply invested in understanding our clients’ unique needs and long-term goals. By combining legal excellence with a client-first approach, we build lasting partnerships based on trust, responsiveness, and unwavering commitment.
Regina Parker and Emily LaGreca successfully defended an appeal filed by Claimant with regard to a twenty-year-old left knee injury which required surgery. The parties stipulated that Claimant’s 2005 work injury was best described as a left knee medial meniscus. Subsequently, they stipulated that Claimant stopped working in February of
Thomas, Thomas & Hafer, LLP (“TTH”) is proud to announce that for the year 2026, Super Lawyers® has recognized 11 lawyers from TTH. Super Lawyers is a rating service of outstanding lawyers, from more than 70 practice areas, who have attained a high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement.
Danielle Schwartz recently received a defense verdict in a Pennsylvania case involving a claim for property damage. Danielle’s client and the plaintiff were in a motor vehicle accident, after which Plaintiff’s vehicle was deemed a total loss. Accordingly, Plaintiff’s insurer paid Plaintiff for the actual cash value of her vehicle.
SIGNIFICANT CASE SUMMARY Federal Case Summary Shurelds v. Safeco Ins. Co. of Am. 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals 2026 U.S. App. LEXIS 15364, 2026 WL 1506754 Decided: May 29, 2026 Plaintiff cannot sustain causes of action for bad faith and fraud without supporting facts, and the contractual basis of his
