In a recent decision, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled that part-time police officers are protected by the Police Tenure Act or the Borough Code when a municipality tries to fire them. The borough of Worthington employed four part-time officers including the chief. It fired the chief and one officer without any disciplinary hearings before or […]
Defending Products Liability Lawsuits in Pennsylvania
A products liability lawsuit case is never pleasant for anyone involved. When a products liability lawsuit is filed, it is because someone has been injured, suffered a property loss or – in the worst-case scenario – died. As a result, those responsible for putting the product into the stream of commerce where an individual bought […]
Ronald Sherr’s Role in Historical Tropicana Garage Collapse Case
Ask any attorney about the cases of their career that touched them most and they won’t need to think for long – even if it’s been years or decades since those cases have been resolved. We ultimately began our career hoping to make a difference and practice law based on the principals of fairness and justice; […]
Tony Sherr Attends Pennsylvania Society Dinner and Awards Gala
Tony Sherr Attends the 121st Pennsylvania Society Annual Dinner and Awards Gala Once again, in December Tony Sherr of the Sherr Law Group attended the annual dinner and award gala of the Pennsylvania Society. Held on December 7, it was the 121st annual meeting of the prestigious organization. This year’s Gold Medal honoree was Dr. […]
5 Tips for Handling Bad Online Pennsylvania Camp Reviews
There isn’t a business owner alive who likes seeing a negative review posted online about their company. For camp owners in Pennsylvania, it can be especially worrisome since parents often read the reviews when deciding where to send their kids to camp. A negative review might result in some children going elsewhere next summer. The […]