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Sep 5, 2014

Partner Robert Hunn named Chairman of Pathways to Housing PA

Kolsby Gordon Partner Robert N. Hunn was today named chairman of the nonprofit Pathways To Housing PA. In addition to his duties here managing some of our most complex cases, Mr. Hunn will serve in a volunteer capacity guiding this charitable organization dedicated to... Read Article

Aug 25, 2014

A Tragedy Compounded, Yet Overcome

Victoria’s story. In 1997, Victoria was born to proud and loving parents Deborah and John Flick. Because of medical negligence during the birth, Victoria was deprived of vital oxygen, which led directly to severe brain damage and her developing cerebral... Read Article

Aug 13, 2014

When partner Allan Gordon spoke out for judicial independence

In the wake of the corruption charges swirling around Philadelphia Police Officer Perry Betts, the Philadelphia City Paper has published a thought-provoking review of public officials criticising local judges—especially when those judges appeared to question the... Read Article

Jul 22, 2014

Robert Hunn receives Jerry Laroque Award

Attorney Robert N. Hunn was honored by Legacy Youth Tennis and Education (LYTE) with the Jerome A. Laroque Award, which is presented to the “individual who most embodies Laroque’s love of tennis and vision of helping youth through the game.” Mr.... Read Article

Jul 11, 2014

Courting Justice For Medical Malpractice in Central Pennsylvania

I just got done trying a medical malpractice case in central Pennsylvania. I lost. It’s not the type of case most trial lawyers would have taken. Rather it’s not the type of place most trial lawyers would have taken a case. Counties in Central Pennsylvania... Read Article

Jun 25, 2014

Standing Up To Medical Malpractice

Gregory’s story. Because of the failure of his doctor to use routine care and monitoring during what should have been a straightforward back surgery, our client Gregory awoke from the procedure essentially paralyzed from the waist down. And what was worse, none... Read Article

Jun 11, 2014

Distractions in the Operating Room – More Than Just a Humorous Travel Website Commercial

You’ve probably seen the KAYAK commercial below where a surgeon is operating on someone’s brain, while simultaneously causing the patient to search for the best travel deals by ‘poking’ at his brain. Outrageous, humorous, but yet, it hints at a... Read Article

Jun 6, 2014

Courting Justice: Hey GM—Thanks for Listening

In my April 2, 2014 blog, Courting Justice: Hey GM—Do The Right Thing, I urged GM not to fight the lawsuits of people killed or injured by the ignition defect in their cars. I urged them to create a settlement fund to compensate the victims. Today, I was glad to... Read Article

May 30, 2014

What to Do If a Train Derails

Do you or someone you know ride a commuter train to work? If so, the following information can help keep you safe and calm in the event of an emergency. A scary incident occurred just a couple of weeks ago when a subway train in Queens, New York derailed, severely... Read Article