James Gavin Earns Endorsement of Pennsylvania State Troopers Lodge, Fraternal Order of Police and Countless Other Law Enforcement Officials
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WYOMISSING, Pa., April 19, 2021 /PRNewswire/ After more than thirty-two years of legal and trial experience, James Gavin is running for Judge of the Court of Common Pleas of Berks County because
Integrity & Experience Matter. In a testament to Gavin s integrity and experience, he earned the endorsement of the Philip C. Melley Memorial Lodge #65 of the Pennsylvania State Troopers Association representing over 600 current and former Pennsylvania State Police Officers from Berks County, Schuylkill County and Lebanon County. He has also been endorsed by the Pennsylvania State Lodge Fraternal Order of Police representing police officers throughout Pennsylvania, Le-Hampton Lodge 35 of the Fraternal Order of Police and Berks County Lodge 71 of the Fraternal Order of Police. This comes on
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A general view of the Pennsylvania Judicial Center, home to the Commonwealth Court, is seen Friday, Nov. 6, 2020, in Harrisburg, Pa.
A lawsuit over how Pennsylvania funds public schools is scheduled to go to court this fall. The proceedings in Commonwealth Court are slated to begin September 9th, seven years after the suit was originally filed.
Lawyers for the plaintiffs, a group of parents, school districts, and advocacy organizations say the state government has failed to provide all students with an “adequate” education as required in the Pennsylvania constitution and that, as a result, children’s opportunities rest largely on where they live. Black and Latino students are concentrated in underfunded districts, according to research prepared for the case.
In
City of Allentown v. WCAB (Bryant, Jr.) No. 593 C.D. 2020, a recent Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court decision affirmed the WCJs denial of a Petition to Terminate, as employer failed to prove that claimant was fully recovered from the work-related injury, as amended by the WCJ. The memorandum opinion signed by President Judge Leavitt on March 11, 2021, affirmed the WCJs decision that claimant’s work-related injuries exceeded those on the Notice of Compensation Payable. On this basis, employer’s Termination Petition was denied.
Background of the Claim
Claimant in this case was injured on December 9, 2013. Employer issued a medical-only NCP describing an
Wednesday, April 7, 2021
The Bedivere Insurance Company, formerly known as OneBeacon Insurance Company, was placed into liquidation on March 11, 2021. Once writing commercial, workers’ compensation, and automobile liability insurance policies nationwide, the company had stopped writing most new or renewal business over a decade ago. As a Pennsylvania-domiciled insurance company, the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court will oversee the Bedivere liquidation.
Bedivere’s liquidation follows the Pennsylvania Insurance Department’s December 2020 approval of the merger of The Employers Fire Insurance Company, Lamorak Insurance Company, and Potomac Insurance Company with and into the Bedivere Insurance Company. Lamorak was formerly known as OneBeacon American Insurance Company, Commercial Union Insurance Company, and Employers Commercial Union Insurance Company. Among other liabilities, Bedivere holds the other historic environmental and asbestos liability coverage obli