The Sherr Law Group is pleased to announce that a Motion to Transfer Venue based on a legal term known as forum non conveniens, was granted on a product liability claim where Sherr Law Group is representing the defendant. Suit was filed against our client in Philadelphia County, however the loss occurred in Centre County. Because of the strategy used by the firm, Sherr Law Group was successful in having the case transferred to the county where the … [Read more...]
Tony Sherr and Lisa Ondich to Represent Tea Company in Wrongful Death Suit
Sherr Law Group’s Tony Sherr and Lisa Ondich are representing the defendant, SoCal Herbal Remedies of Big Bear City, Calif., is a wrongful death lawsuit. The parents of a 25-year-old West Chester man who died in a car crash after drinking SoCal Herbal Remedies’ tea are suing the company, claiming kratom, an ingredient in the tea, caused his death. Kratom is a substance extracted from a Southeast Asian tree; many users of the substance appreciate its … [Read more...]
Protecting Your Business Against Products Liability Claims
Products liability means you are held responsible for the safety and of the products your company produces. You can be anywhere on the supply chain and still ultimately be held responsible for a faulty product. Whether you are a product designer, distributor, or retailer, your name can be brought into the mix when a product fails. Often, these malfunctions are a result of the product being misused by the consumer or due to environmental factors beyond your … [Read more...]
Sherr Law Group Announces Win for Manufacturing Company in Michigan
Settled Product Liability Case Favorably for the Client Attorney Anthony Sherr successfully represented a Michigan-based manufacturer of a lift being used at the Harley Davidson Manufacturing Plant in York, Pennsylvania. More about the Case CASE SUMMARY: A manufacturing company in Michigan, specializing in hydraulic lift tables, was sued in the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas as a result of an accident which occurred at the Harley Davidson … [Read more...]
The Future is now in products liability law in Pennsylvania after Tincher v. Omega Flex
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court after several fits and starts did not “adopt” Restatement of Tort (Third) §402(A); but nonetheless, set products liability law on a new course in Pennsylvania. In its aftermath, Tincher has created plenty of opportunities for both pro-plaintiff and pro-defendant interpretation of the decision of shat it all means in practical everyday application. The Supreme Court through now retired Chief Justice Ronald Castille, … [Read more...]