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
Charles M. Adams and Javier A. Zurita recently obtained back-to-back summary judgment victories in New Jersey. In the first action, the firm represented a condominium association in a lawsuit originally filed in the Chancery Division, demanding condemnation. Charles and Javier were able to dismiss the suit in the Chancery Division
Gabrielle Martin recently won summary judgment in connection with a case arising from a slip and fall in a parking lot. Gabrielle’s client was the snowplow contractor. Pursuant to the contract between Gabrielle’s client and the property owner, Gabrielle’s client was not to go within two feet of any parked
TTH attorneys Caroline Gentilcore and John Morgan recently prevailed in appealing and reversing a WCJ’s Section 440(a) fee award. The underlying litigation concluded in a favorable closed period of benefits with a termination. However, the WCJ initially awarded attorney’s fees over and above the award. Caroline and John appealed, arguing
Pittsburgh TTH Attorneys, Paul Crooks and Lee Ann Rhodes, won a hard-fought workers’ compensation case involving mental/psychological injuries alleged by a police officer. The Claimant, a police officer for a local township, was seeking total disability benefits for psychological injuries sustained when he retrieved a dead woman’s body from a
TTH Attorney Joanne Lee recently won summary judgment in the Superior Court for the District of Columbia. In the suit, the Plaintiff alleged that she sustained bodily injuries after falling over an improperly installed water meter cover, which was situated in a grassy area between a sidewalk and a street.
