In Holohan v. Mid-Century Ins. Co., the Eastern District of Pennsylvania denied an insured's motion to remand under the fraudulent joinder doctrine and granted an insurer's motion...

The Eastern District of Pennsylvania recently held that three insurance companies are not obligated to defend or indemnify Tristar Products Inc. in a proposed class action lawsuit, finding that the underlying litigation ...

In Bussie, the insured filed a claim with her insurer after her home was damaged in a fire.

The Eastern District of Pennsylvania recently denied an insured's motion for summary judgment after finding that an insurer did not concede liability and causation by averring in a related subrogation action that the insured was not at fault for the accident in which the insured was injured.

Employee handbooks serve a variety of purposes. While handbooks serve to establish expectations for employers and employees, they can also serve as a means of defense in employment-related litigation—

A recent ruling by a Pennsylvania Federal District Court addresses whether putative class members may be interviewed by the Defendant prior to a decision on class certification.

Data breaches are a source of major concern for companies across all industries, and for good reason: a data breach can have crippling effects on an organization.

As more states make the push to legalize marijuana, employers are increasingly facing challenges related to employee marijuana use.

On November 5, 2021, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) issued an Emergency Temporary Standard (ETS), requiring that employers with 100 or more employees develop...

A recent federal court ruling in a matter of first impression could have broad implications on data privacy in Pennsylvania, particularly with respect to the way in which a company obtains information about visitors to its website.

The Eastern District of Pennsylvania recently granted an insurer's motion for summary judgment and dismissed the insureds' bad faith claim after finding that the insurer's continued investigation...

Approximately 18 months have passed since the first coronavirus (COVID-19) shutdowns were imposed. Much has changed.