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 Attorneys, Mark Powell and Gabrielle Martin, recently won the grant of a Suspension Petition and dismissal of a Review Petition. Claimant was employed as an administrative assistant at a corrections facility when she was struck in the back with a cell door. The claim was accepted

TTH Attorney Josh Bovender recently secured a favorable jury award in his defense of a seven-figure TBI claim. The trial arose from a rear-end collision in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. The Plaintiff was limited tort. Josh and his client admitted to fault for the accident and even conceded that Plaintiff may have

TTH partners Daniel Grill, along with Jonathan Danko and appellate counsel Gregory Kunkle, recently received a jury’s defense verdict.  They represented an attending physician at a Montgomery County nursing home, who was the attending physician of Plaintiffs’ Decedent.  Decedent was a 72-year-old resident who developed respiratory distress and deteriorated through

TTH attorneys Marc Aoun, Joe Shields, and John Morgan recently prevailed before an Eastern Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation Judge in a dispute intended to overturn a modification of benefits to partial status based on an impairment rating evaluation (IRE). Specifically, the claimant contended that he had not reached maximum medical improvement