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A Voter Guide To Pennsylvania s 2021 Judicial Elections

• 1 hour ago Matt Rourke / AP Yes, there’s another election day just around the corner. It’s May 18. And, in fact, thanks to no-excuse mail ballots, widespread voting is already open. In addition to deciding local races, voters this year will elect a slew of new judges to Pennsylvania’s three statewide appellate courts judges who will no doubt shape important policy in the state for at least the next decade. These are some of the most powerful positions in state government. But the elections that determine who gets the jobs tend to get little attention from voters. In the last two judicial election years that featured partisan contests, turnout hovered in the low 20% range, compared with more than 70% turnout in 2020’s record-setting election.

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Gun-makers face extinction under Joe Biden - Washington Times

In fact, it’s the 180-degree opposite of true. Gun manufactures can indeed be sued for manufacturing defective guns. They can also be sued for safety glitches and even perceived, alleged safety glitches. That’s not to say the lawsuits will result in favor for the plaintiffs but it is to say lawsuits against gun manufacturers can proceed. The right to sue does exist. In 2018, for instance, parents of a 13-year-old boy accidentally shot and killed by his friend, who was playing with a pistol that had a single bullet in the chamber, sued Armory Inc., accusing the gun manufacturer of negligence.

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Foot Doctor Keeps Win In Suit Alleging Botched Surgery

ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Foot Doctor Keeps Win In Suit Alleging Botched Surgery Law360 (April 9, 2021, 5:07 PM EDT) The Pennsylvania Superior Court on Friday refused to overturn a jury verdict in favor of a podiatrist who allegedly fouled up a surgery on a patient, saying the jury had plenty of evidence to support the conclusion that the doctor was not negligent. A three-judge panel affirmed the trial court s decision not to reconsider the verdict in Nicole Heyer s suit against Dr. Rosemarie Rynkiewicz and Achilles Foot Center PC, rejecting Heyer s argument that she had never given informed consent prior to the surgery. Rynkiewicz performed the surgery in June 2010 to deal with a lesion on the bottom of Heyer s fifth.

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Foot Doctor Keeps Win In Suit Alleging Botched Surgery

Foot Doctor Keeps Win In Suit Alleging Botched Surgery
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