Case analysis in this edition of Professional Liability Monthly include:
- Court Refuses Design Professional’s Bid to Avoid Liability Reliant on Future Inspection or Approvals
- A Plaintiff’s Complaint Alleging Defamation and Violations of Connecticut’s Unfair Trade Practices Act Is Stricken Under the Absolute Litigation Privilege
- Pennsylvania Enacts Benevolent-Gesture Bill Into Law
- Evidence of Informed Consent Inadmissible in Medical Malpractice Case
- Case of First Impression: Plaintiffs Lack Standing to Bring Malicious Prosecution/Vexatious Litigation Actions Against Attorneys and Attorneys’ Clients
- Court Finds Theory of Apparent Agency Applicable in Medical Malpractice Context
- Fiduciary Duty Claims and Trade Violations Brought by Individual Unit Owners Not Permitted Against Directors of Condominium Association
- Pennsylvania Superior Court Upholds Transfer of 19 Asbestos Suits From Philadelphia County to Northampton County
- Claims Against Horse Instructor Not Professional Negligence
Featured articles include:
- Liability Risks of Electronic Health Records
- Guidance For Agents Regarding E&O Exposure