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Former Employee Sues Restaurant, Alleges Skimming of Tips

A waiter who worked at Wm. Mulherin’s Sons in Fishtown has filed two lawsuits – one against Philadelphia Magazine and another against his former employer alleging he was wrongfully terminated due to sexual harassment claims levied against the restaurant by the magazine and also accused the restaurant of skimming tips from workers. Michael Cona worked […]

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Pennsylvania State Police Looking for Tractor-trailer after Wheel Flies Off Vehicle Along Turnpike

Pennsylvania State Police are looking for a tractor-trailer involved in a recent incident in Carbon County. A wheel from the vehicle flew off and crashed through the windshield of a car driven by a woman and her seven-year-old son. The incident occurred around 4:30 pm along the PA Turnpike in Penn Forest Township. Police have […]

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Coryell Memorial Hospital Explosion Worsened by Failure of Safety Precaution

A worker at Coryell Memorial Hospital has filed a lawsuit against the Atmos Energy Company after suffering injuries in a natural gas explosion. The suit claims the man’s injuries the explosion caused serious injuries and would not have occurred had the company maintained proper safety precautions. According to the claim, 44-year-old Matt Aaron of Oglesby […]

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Gas Plant Explosion Causes Worker’s Death

Jeffrey Fisher, 61, of Salem, West Virginia, was killed in a gas plant explosion in Washington County. Officials confirmed Fisher died at UPMC Mercy Hospital in Pittsburgh following the explosion and his death was related to the burns he suffered in the incident, though the Medical Examiner’s Office has yet to release a cause of […]

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Golden Harvest Nursing Home Employee Faces Accusations of Abuse

Concerns over nursing home abuse and neglect are ongoing for families that put their loved ones’ care into the hands of others. Now, another incident of abuse and neglect have given leverage to the fears these families face. According to West Virginia State Police, a report was filed against the Golden Harvest Nursing Home concerning […]

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$150,000 Settlement for Man Attacked While Coaching Youth Football

Heavens Law recently represented a man who was attacked following an on-field altercation during a youth football game. Our client, Lamar Shaw, was punched in the face by the opposing team’s football coach, Lawrence P. Simpson Simpson, 41, of Claymont, Delaware, pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor and was sentenced to two years of probation and […]

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West Virginia Coal Miner Dies in Machine Accident

A West Virginia coal miner was recently killed in a machinery accident. According to the regulators from the Office of Miner’s Health, Safety, and Training, Roger W. Herndon was struck in the side of his body by a piece of steel auger drill. Herndon, 33-years old and from Rainelle, was an auger helper at the […]

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Fall Kills Man on the Job

Gregory Boasela, a construction worker from Columbiana, Ohio, was recently killed on the job after falling about 60 feet off a building. The event occurred while Boasela was working on the expansion project at Ellwood Quality Steel. Boasela was 32 years old and died at the scene from blunt force trauma. He reportedly was working […]

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Utility Company Blamed for Gas Explosion

UGI Utilities is being blamed for a gas explosion that killed a 54 year old man and injured two employees. The explosion occurred at a home at 206 Springdale Lane in Manor Township in July 2017. A formal complaint has been filed by the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commissions against UGI for violating state and federal […]

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Ladder Recall Issued by Werner for Ladders from Home Depot and Lowe’s

A recall was issued in June 2018 for nearly 78,000 ladders sold at Lowe’s and Home Depot stores. According to the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the ladders were recalled because they can break while in use. At least one consumer has fallen from one of the recalled ladders and suffered elbow and left side […]

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