DISTRICT COURT

MEMORANDA AND ORDERS

DECEMBER 09, 2024

BY KENNEY, J.

Hart v. Gordon et al; 14-3097; For the forego�ing reasons, the Court will grant Defendant�s Motion for Summary Judgment in its entirety (ECF No. 38) and deny Plaintiff�s Motion for Summary Judgment (ECF No. 37).

BY GOLDBERG, J.

Woods v. Terra et al; 23-2178; For all of the reasons outlined, Defendants� Partial Motion to Dismiss the Plaintiff�s Complaint is granted, and all of Woods� claims against Defendants Barnacle, Yodis, Terra, Hartless and Baity are dismissed with prejudice, as are Counts 2, 3, and 4 in their entirety.

BY McHUGH, J.

Walls v. Abington Surgical Center et al; 24-0003; For the reasons set forth above, Defendant�s Amended Motion for Summary Judgment will be granted on all counts.

BY PADOVA, J.

Abira Medical Laboratories, LLC v. Sierra Health & Life Insurance Company, Inc.; 24-1979; For the reasons stated above, we grant Sierra�s Motion to Compel Arbitration and stay the action pending completion of that arbitration.

BY PADOVA, J.

Nguyen v. Police and Fire Federal Credit et al; 24-4121; For the reasons stated above, we grant Defendants� Motion to Dismiss the Complaint, deny Plaintiff�s request that we strike the Motion to Dismiss, and grant Plaintiff�s request that we allow her to file an amended complaint.

BY MURPHY, J.

Heritage Fence Company v. Malin et al; 24-2650; For the foregoing reasons, the trade secret claims are dismissed, and the breach of contract claims are not.

BY SCHMEHL, J.

Victaulic Company v. HiTherm, LLC et al; 21-5077; In conclusion, after carefully weigh�ing the Poulis factors, the Court finds that the nondisclosure of the sale of substantially all of HiTHERM, LLC�s assets to a third party sig�nificantly prejudiced the Counter-Defendants� ability to fairly litigate this matter and has hin�dered their defense to the counterclaims at trial.

BY ARTEAGA, J.

Case Name in Social Security Case - Unavailable; 22-4902; For these reasons, Luz R.�s request for review is granted.

BY GALLAGHER, J.

Remetz v. Lehigh Valley Hospital; 23-3489; Because the Hospital made good-faith efforts to accommodate Plaintiff and fired her after she violated the Final Written Agreement, the Defendant�s Motion for Summary Judgment is granted.