Marciano & MacAvoy Law Blog
Marciano & MacAvoy Author Dram Shop Sections in Newest Edition of PA Rules of the Road
The newest edition of Pennsylvania Rules of the Road authored by Dale Larrimore, Esquire is on sale now. This newest edition features 4 new sections on Dram Shop claims authored by Marciano & MacAvoy’s Kevin Marciano, Esquire and Patrick MacAvoy, Esquire. The 2023-2024 edition include the following new additions from
Amendment of Law to Expand Victim Access to Criminal Records
One of the major impediments to plaintiffs in Pennsylvanian civil cases that have related criminal cases is the Criminal History Record Information Act (CHRIA). The Act governs the type of criminal justice information that can be released to criminal agencies and non-criminal agencies. Our own Kevin Marciano had a direct
Marciano & MacAvoy Secures Product Liability Settlement for Worker Injured by Defective Trash Toters
Every day we’re fighting for victims’ rights in a variety of complex legal cases. In our product liability practice, we take on corporations that design, manufacture, and sell defective products that injure our clients. In 2023 we settled one of our client’s cases against a manufacturer of large trash cans,
Marciano & MacAvoy Making Law in the Pennsylvania Supreme Court
In April 2022, Kevin Marciano and Pat MacAvoy argued before the seven Justices of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court in a case arising from our client’s fall from a ladder that was defectively designed. Our client suffered catastrophic, life-altering injuries in the fall, including quadriplegia. The journey to the Supremes all
Failure to Diagnose Rectal Cancer Lawsuit Ends in Beneficial Settlement
The medical malpractice attorneys of Marciano & MacAvoy, P.C. have secured a favorable settlement for another client. In this case, our client suffered from rectal cancer, which his own doctor failed to diagnose. To make matters worse, our client asked several times for his doctor to approve a colonoscopy to check
Long-Term Care for Spinal Cord Injuries
More often than not, spinal injuries sustained in accidents, such as car collisions, lead to paralysis. This means that these individuals may require long-term or lifelong care. Even if these individuals and their families get the money to pay for the best care possible, living with a spinal cord injury can
