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SIGNIFICANT CASE SUMMARIES PENNSYLVANIA CASE SUMMARIES Dean v. Bowling Green-Brandywine Pennsylvania Supreme Court No. 26 MAP 2019 Decided: February 19, 2020 In a malpractice action, the Mental Health Procedures Act’s qualified immunity does not apply to all physicians and facilities that treat patients with any history of mental illness. Background Plaintiffs’ decedent, with a history… read more

The lawyers in Thomas, Thomas & Hafer, LLP’s Pennsylvania offices are working remotely. Last night, the Governor of Pennsylvania ordered the closure of physical places of business, like ours. Fortunately, we have taken measures to continue working remotely. We stand ready to continue to serve our clients in a timely and effective manner throughout this… read more

Thomas, Thomas & Hafer, LLP is prepared to continue operating throughout the duration of the current public health crisis relating to Coronavirus a/k/a COVID-19. Currently, all of our ten offices throughout Pennsylvania, Maryland, New Jersey, Virginia, and Washington, D.C. remain open, and all of our more than 80 lawyers are working and available via phone… read more

Earlier this month, TT&H Attorney Lacey Conn won summary judgment when the DC Superior Court granted a Motion for summary judgment she had filed in October of 2018.  Lacey’s client, a condominium association, had held a foreclosure auction for one of its condo units because of the owner’s failure to pay the condo fees.  The… read more

TT&H COVID-19 and the Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation Act