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November 01, 2021
TT&H Holds 11th Annual Liability Seminar
Harrisburg, PA – On September 30, 2021, Thomas, Thomas & Hafer, LLP held its 11th Annual Liability Seminar. This year’s seminar was held at the Hershey Country Club. The firm’s lawyers presented four segments of import to liability claims professionals. Salvatore Cardile of the firm’s Baltimore office and Matthew Clayberger of the firm’s Harrisburg office… read more
October 25, 2021
Thomas, Thomas & Hafer Holds 19th Annual Workers’ Compensation Seminar
Harrisburg, PA – On October 8th Thomas, Thomas & Hafer, LLP held its 19th annual Workers’ Compensation seminar. The event was held “live” at the Country Club of Harrisburg, coupled with remote participation by clients all across the country. The event featured a keynote presentation by Dr. D. Kelly Agnew, a renowned orthopedist, who educated… read more
October 25, 2021
eNotes: Workers’ Compensation – October 2021
SIGNIFICANT CASE SUMMARIES VA CASE SUMMARY Kenneth Elliott v. Sam Green Vault Corporation Virginia Workers’ Compensation Commission VA00001108316 Decided: August 25, 2021 In a stunning reversal of decades of precedent, carriers will now be liable to pay for functional capacity evaluations for purposes of establishing permanent partial disability ratings. Background Claimant suffered a compensable injury… read more
October 22, 2021
Attorney Josh Bovender Holds Lancaster Jury to $1.00 Verdict in Admitted-Liability, Traumatic Brain Injury Case
TT&H Attorney Josh Bovender recently prevailed at trial in Lancaster County in an action involving alleged traumatic brain injury. In the suit, it was claimed that Josh’s client operated a fully-loaded pick-up truck and trailer. He collided with Plaintiff’s vehicle causing extensive damage to the vehicle and allegedly injuring two of its three occupants, including… read more
October 21, 2021
Attorney Joe Shields Wins Defense Award for Local Utility
Joe Shields, an attorney in TTH’s Wilkes-Barre office, recently won a defense award for a local utility. The award followed an arbitration held in Luzerne County. The suit was premised upon breach of contract. The Plaintiff claimed that he paid for fire protection water services at his property for approximately two and half years, but… read more