Products Liability and the Adequacy of Warning
In this month’s issue (June 2016) of PAJustice News, I discuss the importance of the case Hatcher v. SCM Group North America, Inc. as it
June 23, 2016
In this month’s issue (June 2016) of PAJustice News, I discuss the importance of the case Hatcher v. SCM Group North America, Inc. as it
Ever have one of THOSE days? When every little (and big!) thing seems to be working against you? You know, those days when: I’ve had
For decades both before and after apartheid, blacks from both South Africa and other nearby African countries worked in the gold mines of South Africa
There is more than one way to skin a cat, or, as here, to win an appeal. Some ways of winning an appeal are obvious.
I represent clients who have sustained injuries in a vast array of circumstances: medical negligent, nursing home neglect, automobile accidents, injuries at job sites, or
This morning the New Jersey Supreme Court issued its opinion in Morgan v. Sanford Brown Institute and found that the arbitration agreement, which Defendants claimed
There is an event that falls between Memorial Day and Independence Day that is not known to many in the United States but has left
Janet Lewis, Locks Law’s Director of Sports & Athlete Relations, has recently published an article on sports concussions with the Philadelphia Business Journal. Acknowledging the recent
If you have been searching for a lawyer, you have likely seen firms and attorneys advertising using logos for awards such as “Super Lawyers,” “Rising
