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PITTSBURGH – A couple who alleged that a local healthcare operation flooded their basement with raw sewage stand by their claims.

McDermott Will & Emery LLP and Gordon Rees Scully Mansukhani LLP have hired a series of attorneys who are well-versed in the health care legal area, while Akoya Biosciences Inc. has named a new general counsel, highlighting Law360's latest roundup of personnel moves in health care and life sciences.

PITTSBURGH – An Ohio man maintains that negligence on the part of a Western Pennsylvania man loading liquid oxygen into a storage tank caused him to be engulfed in flames when he discarded a lit cigarette in the vicinity.

The National Labor Relations Board ("NLRB") issued a decision in McLaren Macomb this week, reverting to pre-Trump era precedent by holding that…

CHICAGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb 22, 2023--

PITTSBURGH – A Western Pennsylvania health care facility has again denied liability in litigation brought by a Mount Lebanon couple, who alleged the bottom level of their home was ruined when raw sewage accumulated there due to a line back-up caused by the defendants.

PITTSBURGH – An Allentown chemical products company has removed content from its answer to litigation from an Ohio man, who was engulfed in flames when he discarded a lit cigarette in the vicinity of a liquid oxygen tank being filled by the company’s co-defendant.

PITTSBURGH – After a state court judge dismissed their negligence per se claim, a Mount Lebanon couple has filed an amended complaint alleging the bottom level of their home was ruined, when raw sewage accumulated there due to a line back-up allegedly caused by the defendants.

PITTSBURGH – An Allentown chemical products company and its co-defendant have denied liability for injuries suffered by an Ohio man, who was engulfed in flames when he discarded a lit cigarette in the vicinity of a liquid oxygen tank being filled by that same co-defendant.

PITTSBURGH – A state court judge has dismissed a claim for negligence per se from the suit of a Mount Lebanon couple who argued the bottom level of their home was ruined when raw sewage accumulated there, allegedly due to a line back-up caused by a local health care facility.