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- Four years after three Camden boys died in the trunk of a car, attorneys are asking a federal judge to decide whether police and government officials should be held liable. This week, opposing attorneys filed hundreds of pages in federal court asking U.S. District Judge Jerome B. Simandle to take their side by granting summary judgment.
- How do lawyers choose their cases? In part one of this discussion on the life cycle of a lawsuit, Ringler Radio host Larry Cohen and co host Bill Wakelee, settlement annuity specialist in the Philadelphia office of Ringler Associates, welcome Villari, Brandes & Kline, P.C., partner Paul Brandes, Esquire. Brandes discuss the rigid process the law firm uses to evaluate the merits of a client's case, the factual and legal criteria a case must meet to justify filing a lawsuit on behalf of their client, and who is involved in litigating and trying the case on behalf of the client.
- NBC’s Michael Okwu reports on one little boy who’s made a dramatic recovery from his diagnosis of cerebral palsy thanks to some cutting-edge treatment.
MSNBC
March 11, 2008
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- As a result of VBK's work, State environmental regulators were compelled to concede that the components or constituents of coal ash waste are, indeed, toxic or hazardous and therefore ordered all parties responsible for the disaster to properly clean up or purchase the affected properties, waterways and land.
- Villari, Brandes & Kline P.C., announced today that Paul D. Brandes, Esq. was a featured presenter at Tucker Company Worldwide Inc.’s 2009 Strategic Council Meeting.
- Villari, Brandes & Kline P.C., announced today that Equity Partner David B. Kline presented at Spanish American Civic Association on September 30, 2009.
- Personal injury attorneys Peter M. Villari and Paul D. Brandes of the law firm Villari Brandes & Kline have been recognized by their peers as some of the best in the business.
- Villari, Brandes & Kline (“VBK”) announced today that the recent agreement between the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (“EPA”) and the Tennessee Valley Authority (“TVA”) under Superfund law to allow the EPA to directly oversee daily cleanup activities of the TVA coal ash waste spill in Kingston, TN, is a step in the right direction, but still presents challenges for the victims.
- Jeff Gutkowski, Esquire, to focus on medical malpractice and other catastrophic personal injury cases.
- Villari, Brandes & Kline P.C., announced today that Paul D. Brandes, Esquire, was recently appointed by the Chancellor of the Philadelphia Bar Association to be an investigator in the investigative division of the association's Commission on Judicial Selection and Retention.
- Attorneys Peter M. Villari and Paul D. Brandes of Villari, Brandes and Kline, P.C., announced today that after a five-day trial, a Dauphin County jury awarded $1,225,000 to their client, the family of Genevieve A. Lupp, because a Harrisburg radiology group negligently failed to timely diagnose and recommend treatment of what turned out to be early stage breast cancer.
- Villari, Brandes & Kline, P.C., attorney David B. Kline presented at the Spanish American Civic Association on 545 Pershing Ave. in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, on Sept. 17, 2008.
- Villari, Brandes & Kline P.C., announced today that Paul D. Brandes, Esquire, has just been elected to the board of directors of the Philadelphia Trial Lawyers Association.
- Three new associates to focus on medical malpractice and other catastrophic personal injury cases.
- Villari, Brandes & Kline, P.C., attorney David B. Kline will speak on Special Education advocacy and guardianship issues at the Neighbours Inc. High School Transition Project on March 12th, 2008, from 6:00-8:00 P.M. at the Delaware County Intermediate Unit, 200 Yale Avenue, Morton, PA.
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- Legal Talk Network
January 5, 2009
In October of 2008, the husband of a woman named Genevieve Lupp was awarded over $1.2 million by a jury after a Harrisburg, Pennsylvania radiology group failed to timely diagnose and treat her for breast cancer, which ultimately resulted in her untimely death. Ringler Radio host Larry Cohen and co host Bill Wakelee, settlement annuity specialist in the Philadelphia office, welcome Attorney Peter M. Villari, partner at the firm, Villari, Brandes & Kline, P.C., and the plaintiff lawyer who pursued this case to a judgment, to discuss the case and breast cancer litigation. They will take a look at this case, focus on the verdict and discuss the importance of timely diagnosis and treatments of breast cancer.
- The Legal Intelligencer
July 21, 2008
- PAJustiice News
April, 2008
- The Legal Intelligencer
February 15, 2008
- The Times Leader
September 10, 2007
- The Legal Intelligencer
May 9, 2007
- The Legal Intelligencer
March 7, 2007
- The Legal Intelligencer
November 11, 2006
Software Will Assist With Malpractice Cases
- Philadelphia Business Journal
August 6-12, 2004
VOLUME 23 - NUMBER 25
The Med-Mal Debate: Whose Crisis Is It?
- By Peter M. Villari
Pennsylvania Lawyer
MARCH - APRIL 2003
VOLUME 25 - NUMBER 2
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- New Jersey Law Journal
June 2, 2006
- New Jersey Law Journal
May 29, 2006
- The Star-Ledger
May 23, 2006
- Based on the arguments made by Paul Brandes of Villari Brandes & Kline, the Supreme Court of New Jersey ruled that the firm's clients (the Puckrein and Greaves families) can seek to hold the world's second largest commercial waste hauler/transporter, Allied Waste, Inc./Browning-Ferris Industries of New York, liable for the deaths of Kevin and Alecia Puckrein, and the injuries to Jean Greaves caused when a tractor-trailer with missing brakes and no insurance violently crashed into their car at an intersection while the tractor-trailer was hauling a load for BFI. Mr. and Mrs. Puckrein left behind two young children. Paul was successful in arguing that the Court should create new law, requiring companies that are largely engaged in the transport of goods over the highways (like Allied Waste/BFI) to make certain that the independent trucking companies and drivers they hire are competent and insured. With tractor-trailers causing 5,000 deaths each year on the highways -- a significant portion of which are caused by incompetent and uninsured tractor-trailer drivers and their poorly maintained trucks -- this ruling goes a long way to furthering public safety and insuring that innocent victims of these goliaths of the highway are not left uncompensated.
- Over 5,000 people are killed on our nation's highways each year by tractor-trailers, many of which do not have proper insurance and registration. The end result, devastated families left without proper and fair compensation/Paul D. Brandes Argues Before the New Jersey Supreme Court that Companies who hire Uninsured or Unregistered Independent Tractor-Trailer Operators or Motor Carriers Should be Held Responsible for the Damages and Deaths Negligently Caused by those Tractor-Trailers and their Drivers
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- Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
January 26, 2007
- The Daily News
October 16, 2006
- Valley Independent
October 13, 2006
- The Daily News
February 14, 2006
- The Daily News
February 2, 2006
- The Daily News
November 12, 2005
- Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
September 29, 2005
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- Courier-Post
June 22, 2006
- New York Daily News
June 18, 2006
- Courier-Post
April 6, 2006
- The Philadelphia Inquirer
April 5, 2006
- Courier-Post
November 15, 2005
- Philadelphia Inquirer
August 23, 2005
- Philadelphia Daily News
August 13, 2005
- Philadelphia Daily News
August 8, 2005
- Philadelphia Inquirer
August 4, 2005
News Coverage: CN8 "It's Your Call"
- Philadelphia Inquirer
July 25, 2005
- Philadelphia Daily News
July 23, 2005
- Philadelphia Daily News
July 20, 2005
- Philadelphia Inquirer
July 20, 2005
- Philadelphia Daily News
June 30, 2005
- New York Times
June 30, 2005
News Coverage: ABC 6
News Coverage: CBS 3
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- The Mercury
October 4, 2002
- Times Herald
October 2, 2002
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