The negligence, wrongful death, and products liability suit lays blame on the mirror mounted on the left side of the bus, which Spooner’s attorney claims creates blind spots for operators. by Ximena Conde Published May 9, 2025, 5:59 a.m. ET Kayla Spooner has not taken SEPTA since the night a Route 64 bus struck and killed her … Read more
Matthew Dougherty’s family said in a wrongful-death lawsuit that staff at the hospital did not properly treat his mental illness and should not have called police. by Vinny Vella Published March 17, 2025, 3:33 p.m. ET The last time Jenni Broadwell saw Matthew Dougherty, her longtime boyfriend, they shared dinner in his room at Phoenixville Hospital, where … Read more
Michael Spooner died at the scene of the crash at South Front Street and Washington Avenue. by Ximena Conde Published Jan. 13, 2025, 5:22 a.m. ET Among the first things Kayla Spooner, 29, remembers seeing after she was hit by a Route 64 SEPTA bus were the bright yellow-gold contours of her husband’s Green Bay … Read more
by Ryan W. Briggs and Samantha Melamed Published Dec. 2, 2024, 5:00 a.m. ET By the night Essie Campbell rushed her daughter Jah’nae to the hospital — the 12-year-old gasping for air — Campbell had tried everything she could think of to get help. For at least two years she lodged complaints and put in … Read more
Officials with the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission say the investigation might take a year or more to finish. by Rodrigo Torrejón Published Jun 3, 2022 More than a week after a Pottstown houseexplosion killed four children and an adult, there are no answers on the cause of the blast and little information on next steps for … Read more
The family of Christopher Hinkle has notified the city that it will file a lawsuit claiming the city is at fault for his beating death by a fellow inmate in a city jail. Christopher Hinkle (right) is seen in a recent family photo with his brother Eric and sister Danielle Calabro at Eric’s wedding. He … Read more
by Mensah M. Dean Published Oct 22, 2021 A woman who lost a leg as a result of a car crash she says was caused by a Philadelphia police officer running a red light has filed a negligence lawsuit. A woman whose leg had to be amputated after she was struck by a vehicle after it … Read more
As a leader in the legal community, Jordan co-authored the following op-ed for the Philadelphia Inquirer: by Denise M. Mandi and Jordan L. Strokovsky, For The Inquirer, Published Apr 28, 2021 More than a year has passed since the everyday workings of the world came to an abrupt halt. The meanings of ordinary words changed, … Read more
by Vinny Vella, Updated: December 13, 2019 On a summer day last year, Gregory Longenecker visited a cluster of 10 marijuana plants he had hidden in a secluded patch of state game lands in Berks County. He left hours later in a body bag. Longenecker, a short-order cook and Grateful Dead fan, was crushed by a bulldozer … Read more
By Mensah M. Dean, Fighting back tears, Kait Dowling and Tom Minix said their beloved 9-month-old puppy, Leia, died last month due to negligence by a Point Breeze doggy day care. They allege the black Lab/bulldog/Staffordshire terrier mix darted through two open doorways at Groom & Board that should have been closed, and was fatally … Read more
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