Recently, Lisa Ondich settled a personal injury case in a remarkable 22 months – about half the time such cases usually take to be resolved – and obtained $350,000 for her client. She sat with us to answer questions about the process and how “front end loading” the claim resulted in such a speedy and favorable result. Question: Thanks for taking time with us. Briefly tell us the situation in this case. Lisa Ondich: Sure, I am happy to. A woman was in … [Read more...]
2018 Small Miracles Tournament
On May 7, more than 200 golfers joined with Einstein Healthcare Network for its 30th Anniversary Small Miracles Golf Tournament. The tournament has so far raised over $295,000 to support the purchase of Super Tory neonatal patient simulators for Einstein Medical Center Philadelphia and Einstein Medical Center Montgomery. Before heading out to the course, golfers had the opportunity to see their gifts in action with a demonstration of Super … [Read more...]
Saving the Volunteer Fire Company
Townships Step Up to Help Keep the Volunteer Fire Company Alive THE ALARM HAS BEEN RINGING for some time now in Pennsylvania: Our volunteer fire companies are facing a real crisis. As dwindling volunteers and escalating costs have put the crunch on fire companies, the future of the volunteer model is in jeopardy. To make sure it survives, everyone — from fire to municipal to state officials — are seeking creative solutions to save this vital public … [Read more...]
Tony to Co-Chair Einstein Health’s Small Miracles Golf Outing on May 7, 2018
Tony Sherr, Esq. alongside Rick Fine, MD, Shawn Orenstein, and Jamie Raphael, MD will be co-chairing the 30th Anniversary Small Miracles Golf Tournament on May 7th. The event takes place at the Philadelphia Cricket Club, founded in 1854 and considered one of the nation's oldest clubs. Proceeds from Small Miracles Golf Tournament go toward improving patient care for children in the Einstein Medical Center network through the purchase of Super Tory … [Read more...]
How Camp Owners Can Prevent Liability and Lawsuits
The results of poor planning are not something you want to deal with as a Camp Owner — this probably means expensive lawsuits and major setbacks in the success and growth of your camp as a business. As a Camp director, you face the challenge of recognizing all the ways that your camping programs increase the risk of injury to campers and damages to your facilities. Evolving Risk Uncertainty in risk assessment makes it extremely difficult to understand … [Read more...]
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