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Pa Supreme Court: Nationwide Insurance not forced to defend homeowners where man s OD took place

HARRISBURG – The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania has overturned a lower court ruling which found Nationwide Insurance had a duty to defend a pair of homeowners in an underlying lawsuit surrounding a man’s fatal overdose which took place in their home.

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Third Circuit says undated mail-in ballots may be thrown out, overturns Pa lower court ruling

Third Circuit says undated mail-in ballots may be thrown out, overturns Pa lower court ruling
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Pa courts weigh whether Jehovah s Witnesses elders must report confessed child abuse

HARRISBURG – After the Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania dismissed a petition from a group of Jehovah’s Witnesses nearly two years ago, which argued the confidentiality of their confessions shielded them from being mandatory reporters of child abuse, the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania overruled their colleagues and decided the Commonwealth Court must re-examine the action.

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Appeal of Pa judge s ruling which OK d counting undated mail-in ballots headed to Third Circuit

ERIE – After a federal judge recently decided that undated mail-in ballots must be accepted as valid votes by all county boards of election in Pennsylvania – a decision to have tremendous import in next year’s presidential election, which will once again likely see the Keystone State as a battleground – the Republican Party’s state and national wings have appealed that decision.

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Federal judge rules that undated mail-in ballots must be accepted in Pennsylvania, per Civil Rights Act

ERIE – A federal judge recently decided that per the Materiality Provision of the Civil Rights Act, undated mail-in ballots must be accepted as valid votes by all county boards of election in Pennsylvania – a decision to have tremendous import in next year’s presidential election, which will once again likely see the Keystone State as a battleground.

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