We have some exciting news to share about PMT’s growth and continued success. Richard J. Freire has been promoted to PMT’s Executive Committee, effective immediately. A highly respected attorney for nearly thirty years, Rich is an integral part of our firm.
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PMT associate Gabrielle Scibetta secured a significant win and defeated a plaintiffs’ summary judgment liability motion in a rear-end motor vehicle accident litigation. Plaintiffs, judges, and claims professionals routinely assume liability in rear-end accidents...
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If you missed the webinar, you can now watch the recording here, on our YouTube channel or listen to our podcast channel at your convenience.
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Attention to detail and thoroughness are hallmarks of PMT’s case defense and allow us to give our clients early results, which saves years of litigation, defense costs, and settlement dollars. A recent case shows how we do this...
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In litigation, not all venues and forums are level playing fields. The Workers' Compensation Law has a remedial purpose and is not fault based. The statutory scheme reflects a legislative desire to help injured workers...
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Winning cases by summary judgment requires an attorney to thoroughly analyze plaintiff’s claims to eliminate any issues of fact. At PMT, we take a thorough approach to the plaintiff’s evidence to prove why the right decision is to dismiss a case.
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When a construction accident happens, the plaintiff’s lawyer often names everyone present at the accident site. By casting a wide net, the plaintiff hopes to find the responsible party and keep the other parties in the case long enough to try...
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In two separate complex, multi-party lawsuits, PMT’s Kevin W. Connolly, Esq. successfully defended a contractor against negligence allegations that it created or exacerbated dangerous roadway conditions. The plaintiffs’ claimed that...
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Although the recent dose of historic winter weather that has crushed much of the country brings to mind slip-and-falls on ice, freezing rain, and snow, it’s always the season for slip-and-fall cases.
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