UNICO All-Star Charitable Football Game Celebrates 74 Years
PA Live! (WBRE) — Anzalone & Doyle trial lawyers are the proud general sponsors of the Wyoming Valley UNICO football game.
Understanding Pennsylvania’s New Paul Miller’s Law: A Step Toward Safer Roads
Pennsylvania is set to implement Paul Miller’s Law on June 5, 2025, marking a significant move to combat distracted driving. This legislation prohibits drivers from using hand-held mobile devices while operating a vehicle, even when stopped at red lights or in traffic. Named in honor of Paul Miller Jr., who tragically lost his life in…
Federal Judge Allows Product Liability Suit Against Google and Character.AI to Proceed in Teen Suicide Case
In a groundbreaking decision, a Florida federal judge has allowed most claims to move forward in a lawsuit accusing Google and Character.AI of contributing to a 14-year-old boy’s suicide. The boy, Sewell Setzer, allegedly became addicted to the Character.AI chatbot, which his mother says was designed in a dangerously realistic way—posing as a real person…
May 13th was Annual NEPATLA Lobbying Day on Capitol Hill in Harrisburg
Anzalone & Doyle Trial Attorneys Steve Kopko and Joe Price, Jr. traveled with the Northeast Pennsylvania Trial Lawyers Association for the group’s annual Lobbying Day on Capital Hill in Harrisburg. The NEPATLA members worked in conjunction with the Pennsylvania Association for Justice to advocate the advancement of legislative interests that the groups have identified as…
74th Unico All-Star Charitable Football Game
This Years Unico All-Star charitable football game will be held at Wyoming Area Stadium on Wednesday, May 28, 2025 with doors opening at 5:00 PM. Anzalone & Doyle Trial Lawyers have been the proud general sponsor of this charitable game and is proud to continue the tradition that will be celebrating its 74th game this…
Fatal Wine Tasting Crash Lawsuit Revived: What It Means Under Pennsylvania’s Dram Shop Law
A Connecticut court recently reopened part of a wrongful death lawsuit filed by the family of Nicole Silva, a woman who died in a drunk driving crash after allegedly being overserved alcohol at a work-related wine tasting. Although the restaurant where she worked was dismissed from the case due to timing and procedural issues, the…
Tesla Settles Wrongful Death Lawsuit Over Fatal Model Y Autopilot Crash
Tesla Inc. has reached a confidential settlement in a high-profile wrongful death lawsuit filed by a widow whose husband died after a Tesla Model Y allegedly accelerated uncontrollably and crashed while on Autopilot. The settlement brings an end to a legal battle that raised serious questions about Tesla’s Autopilot safety and the company’s conduct during…
Pennsylvania Supreme Court: Hospitals Can Be Held Liable for Turning Away Mental Health Patients
In a major ruling that impacts mental health care and medical malpractice law in Pennsylvania, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court has held that hospitals can be held liable for rejecting voluntary mental health patients—even if intake paperwork is not completed. Key Case: Wise v. Geisinger and Alley Medical Centers The court’s decision stems from the tragic…
California Jury Awards $50M to Starbucks Burn Victim
A Los Angeles jury awarded $50 million to Michael Garcia, a delivery driver who suffered severe burns when hot water spilled on him at a Starbucks drive-through in 2020. The jury unanimously found Starbucks 100% liable and ruled 11-1 that Garcia bore no negligence. His lawyers argued that the spill caused life-altering injuries, while Starbucks…
Kia Faces Product Liability and Negligence Suit Over Alleged Seat Defect Resulting in Paralysis
Kia and several related entities have been named in a product liability and negligence lawsuit filed in the Philadelphia County Court of Common Pleas, after a rear-end collision allegedly caused catastrophic injuries due to a defective passenger seat in a 2022 Kia Sorento. Plaintiffs Hank and Donna Schmoyer allege that Kia defectively designed and manufactured…