Blog - Page 19 of 29 - Kolsby, Gordon, Robin & Shore

Feb 21, 2013

Avoiding House Fires in Cold Weather

By Mitchell J. Shore This morning’s news reminds us yet again of the dangers created by cold weather. A young child in South Philadelphia was injured after his house caught fire and is now in recovery at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. The cause... Read Article

Feb 15, 2013

Courting Justice: Why Did The President Hate Me?

By: Robert N. Hunn The year was 1989. I had been a lawyer for two years and was working as an associate in a plaintiff’s personal injury firm in Center City Philadelphia. George H. Bush was our president and I settled in one January night to watch the State Of... Read Article

Sep 1, 2012

Attorney Robert N. Hunn Reelected To Board Of Directors Of Philadelphia Nonprofit

Robert N. Hunn was reelected Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors of Legacy Youth Tennis and Education (formerly Arthur Ashe Youth Tennis and Education), a 501(c)(3) non-profit that uses tennis as a hook to promote education in the under-resourced... Read Article

Jun 5, 2012

Determining Liability In Police Chases

By Mitchell J. Shore and Emily B. Marks This article originally appeared in the Legal Intelligencer Auto Law Supplement on June 5, 2012. Police chases are glorified in Hollywood with daring stunts and spectacular crashes and end with the bad guy in... Read Article

Mar 29, 2012

Kolsby Gordon Featured in Pennsylvania Super Lawyers

Check out our 2012 ad, featured in Pennsylvania Super Lawyers. Kolsby, Gordon, Robin, Shore & Bezar – Helping Victims Become Survivors Read Article

Feb 24, 2012

Letter To The Editor: A Lawyer-Driven Civil System Is Flawed

By Robert N. Hunn This article originally appeared as a Letter to the Editor in the Legal Intelligencer on February 24, 2012. I read with interest the Feb. 14 article, “New Montco President Judge Defends Lawyer-Driven Civil System.” Both... Read Article

May 11, 2011

Dragonetti Case Against Reed Smith, Partner Settles

This article originally appeared in the Legal Intelligencer on May 11, 2011. After two-and-a-half years of discovery battles, motions and the appointment of a discovery master and expert e-discovery master, a Dragonetti Act lawsuit against Reed Smith partner... Read Article

Mar 24, 2005

Lawsuits Charge East Toledo Bed Maker In Deaths

This article originally appeared in the Toledo Blade on March, 24, 2005. Deborah and John Flick spent $6,350 for what they thought would give them peace of mind about their daughter, who was born with cerebral palsy and couldn’t walk or talk. They bought a... Read Article

Oct 15, 2003

Slain Toddler’s Sisters Sue The City; Claim DHS Neglected Their Safety

This article originally appeared in the Philadelphia Daily News on October 15, 2003. Lawyers representing the three sisters of slain toddler Porchia Bennett filed a federal lawsuit against the city yesterday, alleging its child-protection agency let the... Read Article