Litigation

Crisis Considerations For Your Business

Apr 25 2019

Crisis Management Considerations For Your Business cover graphic presentation

Is Your Business Ready For A Crisis? Crisis situations often have unforeseen results that could jeopardize the critical assets, reputation and financial standing of a business enterprise. Crisis management is defined as a series of steps performed by an organization … →

Posted in Corporate, Labor and Employment, Legal Watch, Litigation, Oil and Gas, Transportation

Lynch adds prominent Washington County lawyer

Aug 13 2018

A name partner of one of the biggest law firms in Washington County has joined Lynch Law Group’s new Southpointe office. Roger J. Ecker is now a member of Lynch’s Litigation, Corporate and Oil and Gas practice groups. His former firm, … →

Posted in Announcements, Legal Watch, Litigation

PA Turnpike Commission Sued Over Use of Toll Revenue

Apr 12 2018

person driving on turnpike holding wallet with money

Could $6B Court Battle Over PA Turnpike Tolls End With A Compromise? Two independent trucking associations have filed a federal law suit against the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission, alleging misuse of toll revenue. The groups are demanding $6 billion in toll … →

Posted in Legal Watch, Litigation, Transportation

Blair Preiser Joins The Lynch Law Group

Feb 09 2017

The Lynch Law Group is pleased to announce that attorney Blair T. Preiser has joined the Firm as member of the Litigation Practice Group. Blair represents companies of all sizes in a broad range of general and complex commercial litigation involving, … →

Posted in Announcements, Legal Watch, Litigation

Litigating the Insurance Bad Faith Claim

Nov 16 2015

Krista Kochosky, Head of Litigation for The Lynch Law Group, will instruct the Pennsylvania Bar Institute’s course, Litigating the Insurance Bad Faith Claim. Krista will teach a section called, The How, When, What and Why on Removal to Federal Court. … →

Posted in Insurance, Legal Watch, Litigation

Insurance Settlement: Has the Ball Bounced Back into the Insured’s Court?

Aug 19 2015

On July 21 of this year, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court issued a ruling on a matter of first impression in Pennsylvania that has the potential to drastically alter the dynamics between insurers and insureds. Most insurance contracts contain provisions requiring … →

Posted in Insurance, Legal Watch, Litigation