Decedents' estates appealed the finding decedents were 100 percent comparatively liable for their shooting deaths where shooter was convicted of voluntary manslaughter and court found jury was properly given the issue of comparative negligence, estates failed to establish the causation element, estates did not produce sufficient evidence to show shooter was a feebleminded adult and under father's control and trial court did not err in admitting prior bad acts evidence. Affirmed.

Plaintiffs appealed the grant of summary judgment to defendant in a slip and fall action.

MICRA governs claim of medical negligence against ambulance personnel

Defendant moved to dismiss pursuant to Rule 12(f) and for failure to prosecute.

Court Affirms Appellate Court Finding That Police Lacked Probable Cause to Search Apartment

The court denied a parent's motion to relocate her minor child on the basis that the move was not in the best interest of the minor as outlined in 23 Pa.C.S.A. §5328(a) and that relocation factors as outlined in 23 Pa.C.S.A. §5337 (h) weighed in favor of denying the motion.

Defendants moved for summary judgment on plaintiff's state and federal civil rights and common law tort claims.

Substantial evidence supported finding of good cause to compel psychiatrist's disclosure of patient's medical records

Court to Hold Molineaux/Ventimiglia Hearing on Admissibility of Prior Bad Act Evidence

Criminal Defendant Fails to Overturn Case on Appeal