Intentional acts and negligent acts that cause injury, along with what is called “strict liability,” all belong to a category of law called “tort” law. Put simply, torts are wrongful acts that cause ...

A. Yes (at present) but not in the traditional sense. The Pennsylvania Comparative Negligence Act (51%) applies only to actions seeking damages for death, bodily injury, or property damage. See 42 P.S ...

Effective subrogation requires a thorough understanding of some of the more confusing legal terms we must all work with. Matthiesen, Wickert & Lehrer, S.C. has compiled a list of the various laws in ...

Companies or business owners can buy insurance policies to protect them from the negligent acts of their own employees, but the issue of willful misconduct is much less clear. While an insurance ...

I blogged yesterday about the tort law questions raised by Doe v. Mckesson. As I understand it, DeRay Mckesson has a total defense to the lawsuit against him, simply because it was brought by a police ...