The Superior Court reversed summary judgment for a trampoline park, holding that a worn-out trampoline is not an inherent risk of trampolining covered by Pennsylvania’s no-duty rule.
The Superior Court affirmed denial of a protection-from-intimidation petition because ordinary greetings and event attendance did not show a continued risk of harm.
The Superior Court held that a summary-appeal litigant had no due-process right to advance notice that a different judge would hear the case when the hearing’s date, time, and place remained unchanged.
An en banc Superior Court affirmed a workplace-injury verdict, holding that the general contractor had not established statutory-employer immunity and rejecting its evidentiary and sufficiency challenges.
The Superior Court held that, if Pennsylvania has custody jurisdiction, the court must enter predicate special-immigrant-juvenile findings supported by the record rather than discount the case’s immigration purpose.
The Superior Court vacated a post-divorce contempt order because the trial court did not determine the contemnor’s present ability to pay and omitted a purge condition.
The Superior Court vacated an order requiring a mother in a dependency case to disclose complete psychiatric evaluations to all counsel because less intrusive alternatives could verify treatment.