Patrick J. Graham, Esq., Author at Full Service Law Firm in Mt. Laurel Township, NJ

May 7

Patrick J. Graham, Esq.

On the Clock: How the Dismissal of One Claim Alleging a Violation of Federal Civil Rights Can Derail an Entire Civil Action

Early in law school, future attorneys are taught to pay attention to times and...

Feb 21

Patrick J. Graham, Esq.

Expedited Discovery and Service of Pre-Discovery Third-Party Subpoenas Permitted Following Allegations of Anonymous Cryptocurrency Theft.

The United States District Court for the District of New Jersey recently granted a...

Nov 8

Patrick J. Graham, Esq.

United States District Court for the District of New Jersey Immunizes a Municipality Under the New Jersey Tort Claims Act

On October 31, 2023, the United States District Court for the District of New...

Aug 2

Patrick J. Graham, Esq.

The Long Road Home: The Eastern District of Pennsylvania Finds an Employer Liable for the Actions of its Employee During the Employee’s Ride Home from Work

The United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania recently had occasion...

Aug 2

Patrick J. Graham, Esq.

The Supreme Court of New York Revisits Assumption of Risk Doctrine in the Context of Motocross Racing

Written by: Ruhani K. Aulakh, Law Clerk Edited by: Patrick J. Graham, Esq. The...

May 1

Patrick J. Graham, Esq.

The “Plain, Ordinary Meaning” of an Automobile Liability Insurance Policy Determines Denial of UIM Benefits Sought by an Injured Pedestrian

In Silva v. Selective Fire and Casualty Insurance Company, 2023 N.J. Super. Unpub. LEXIS...

Jan 31

Patrick J. Graham, Esq.

New York Supreme Court Reaffirms Contractor’s Burden in Moving for Summary Judgment Regarding Alleged Dangerous Condition on Public Sidewalk

The Supreme Court of New York, New York County recently denied an electrical contractor’s...

Oct 21

Patrick J. Graham, Esq.

The Supreme Court of New York Reaffirms the Limited Scope of Pre-Action Disclosure

The Supreme Court of New York, New York County recently reaffirmed the purpose and...

Jul 11

Patrick J. Graham, Esq.

Separating Elevations Risks Under Labor Law § 240 (1) From Other Conditions That Could Cause an Employee’s Injury

By: Erika Vasant, Law Clerk Editor: Patrick J. Graham, Esq. In Schutt v. Dynasty...

Oct 29

Patrick J. Graham, Esq.

United States Supreme Court Reaffirms the Defense of Qualified Immunity as Applied in Constitutional Excessive Force Cases

The United States Supreme Court has taken two opportunities to reaffirm the use of...

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On the Clock: How the Dismissal of One Claim Alleging a Violation of Federal Civil Rights Can Derail an Entire Civil Action

Expedited Discovery and Service of Pre-Discovery Third-Party Subpoenas Permitted Following Allegations of Anonymous Cryptocurrency Theft.

United States District Court for the District of New Jersey Immunizes a Municipality Under the New Jersey Tort Claims Act

The Long Road Home: The Eastern District of Pennsylvania Finds an Employer Liable for the Actions of its Employee During the Employee’s Ride Home from Work

The Supreme Court of New York Revisits Assumption of Risk Doctrine in the Context of Motocross Racing

The “Plain, Ordinary Meaning” of an Automobile Liability Insurance Policy Determines Denial of UIM Benefits Sought by an Injured Pedestrian

New York Supreme Court Reaffirms Contractor’s Burden in Moving for Summary Judgment Regarding Alleged Dangerous Condition on Public Sidewalk

The Supreme Court of New York Reaffirms the Limited Scope of Pre-Action Disclosure

Separating Elevations Risks Under Labor Law § 240 (1) From Other Conditions That Could Cause an Employee’s Injury

United States Supreme Court Reaffirms the Defense of Qualified Immunity as Applied in Constitutional Excessive Force Cases

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