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A recent study out of Pennsylvania State University has been quoted by the gas industry as predicting that as many as 98000 new jobs may be created in Pennsylvania as a result of increased drilling for natural gas.

The Pennsylvania personal injury Attorneys at Dougherty Leventhal and Price LLP are committed to protecting the rights of workers and their families for injuries or death suffered while working at drill sites. Attorney Thomas Cummings and Attorney Joseph Price will be attending a seminar at the University of Texas which will discuss issues involving gas drilling. Attorney Cummings handles workers compensation claims for injured workers. Attorney Price handles serious/complex personal injury claims involving injury or death. Both Attorney Cummings and Attorney Price have been named Super Lawyers by Philadelphia Magazine.

Any person or family suffering death or injury as a result of gas drilling in Pennsylvania should contact Dougherty Leventhal and Price LLP immediately for a free consultation.

Pennsylvania Personal injury Attorney Joseph Price, a managing partner in the law firm of Dougherty Leventhal and Price, LLP. announced today that the firm is reviewing potential Avandia drug claims in Northeast Pennsylvania.
According to Attorney Price, Avandia is a drug prescribed to people suffering from Type 2 diabetes. Recently the drug has been subject of recall notices by its manufacturer and the FDA. Studies have linked Avandia to increase risk of heart attack, heart failure and other potentially life threatening side effects.
Individuals who have suffered heart problems, or who have family members who have suffered heart problems after using Avandia should contact Dougherty Leventhal and Price LLP immediately for a free no obligation consultation.

A Nanticoke couple has been awarded $1.96 million in a verdict returned by a Luzerne County jury against the Tennessee corporation that operates Dollar General stores. The couple, Joan and Jay Urbanski, was represented by personal injury Attorneys Patrick Dougherty, Joseph Price and Brian Walsh of the DLP law firm. Attorney Price believes the verdict to be a record in Luzerne County for that type of case. It also could go higher as a motion has been filed seeking delay damages against Dollar General.

Mrs. Urbanski, 40, was injured in the fall at a Dollar General Store in Hanover Township on Sept. 4, 2000. She fell after stepping on transparent plastic packaging material that had been left in the store aisle. The jury determined Mrs. Urbanski, a nurse, should receive $862,000 for economic damages, including lost income and the costs of ongoing medical treatment, and $1 million in punitive damages. Her husband was awarded $100,000 for loss of companionship. Dollar General admitted negligence relative to Mrs.Urbanski’s fall, but disputed the extent of her injuries and the diagnosis of reflex sympathetic dystrophy, a nerve disorder resulting from the fall, which disables Mrs. Urbanski. Mr. Price said the case and verdict have a component of deterrence. Attorney Price noted :”We wanted to tell this Tennessee corporation that, if they’re going to have outlets and make profits from people in Northeastern Pennsylvania, then they need to operate safe stores”.

A Lackawanna County Jury decided that General Motors Corp. owes a Scranton man $693,000.00 as a result of a motor vehicle accident.

The plaintiff, John Lance, suffered injuries after crashing into a tree while pulling into a driveway. Legal papers filed by personal injury Attorney Joseph Price of the DLP Law Firm alleged that the accident resulted from an improperly installed crank shaft on the plaintiff’s Chevrolet vehicle. The crash resulted in injuries throughout Mr. Lance’s spine that prevented him from working for several years.

The jury award granted $620,000.00 to Mr. Lance for pain and suffering. The remainder of the award was for medical expenses and lost wages.

The Complaint stated that the steering failed because a bolt in the crank shaft’s pulley broke causing the pulley and the harmonic balancer to fall from the front of the engine. A report prepared by General Motors subsequent to the accident appeared to confirm this contention. Attorney Price indicated “The jury was able to decide from the facts presented that there was an obvious flaw with the vehicle. This flaw caused severe injury to my client. I’m pleased that the jury saw this for what it was and issued a verdict in favor of Mr. Lance”.

A Lackawanna County Court jury awarded $565,000.00 to a Plains Township woman who was injured in a fall from a wheelchair at the Clarks Summit State Hospital. The plaintiff, Ana Dembroski, was represented by Attorney Joseph Price from the DLP Law Firm. A three part verdict awarded Mrs. Dembroski. $435,000.00 for pain and suffering, $24,000.00 for medical bills, and $106,000.00 to Mrs. Dembroski’s husband for loss of consortium.

The jury found that the fall broke the plaintiff’s left arm, torn her rotator cuff and aggravated pre-existing conditions in her neck and lower back.

The accident occurred when the Dembroskis were at the hospital to visit a patient. They were told use a rear entrance because the elevator was out of operation.

“I am proud to represent people like the Dembroskis” commented Attorney Price, “It’s what we do here at DLP. I’m happy that the jury was able to recognize the obvious negligence in this case and provide my client with a fair and proper award”.

Pennsylvania personal injury attorney Joseph Price was recently honored for outstanding service to individuals and families who sought compensation under the 9/11 Victim Compensation Fund. Attorney Price was one of the first lawyers from Pennsylvania to volunteer to represents victims of the 9/11 attack. Attorney Price attended training sessions offered by the New York Trial Bar conducted in New York City. Attorney Price was assisted by fellow DLP attorneys Judy Price, Brian Walsh and John Finnerty in representing several families before the Fund administrators. The efforts of Attorney Price and his fellow attorneys resulted in several awards for their clients all in excess of one million dollars. The efforts of the lawyers at DLP and other volunteer lawyers made through Trial Lawyers Care resulted in the largest pro bono service program in the history of the United States of America, providing free legal representation to more than 1700 victim families.

The lawyers at DLP remain committed to serving the public and members of the community in Northeastern Pennsylvania and beyond.

Joseph G. Price

Job: Attorney, at DLP Law

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Concentration: Civil Litigation, including major and complex Personal Injury cases.

* Current President of the Lackawanna Bar Association

* Board Certified Member of the National Board of Civil Trial Advocacy

* Member of the American Board of Trial Advocacy

* Ex-Officia Member of the Board of Governors

* Pennsylvania Association of Justice (formerly Pennsylvania Trial Lawyers Association)

* Certified Mediator Middle District of Pennsylvania Federal Court

* Member of the Federal Bar Association

* Member of the Pennsylvania Bar Association

* Finance Chairman Board of Directors St. Joseph’s Center

* Member of the Lackawanna County Performing Arts Authority

* Member Board of Directors Pro Bono Lackawanna County

Joseph Price is a trial lawyer serving Northeast Pennsylvania for the past thirty years. He is Board certified by the National Board of Trial Advocacy. Attorney Joe Price is a member of the American Board of Trial Advocates, Board of Governors Pennsylvania Association of Justice and American Trial Lawyers. Attorney Price has successfully tried many diverse cases including cases against General Motors, Dollar General, Pennsylvania Department of State and numerous insurance carriers. He is a frequent lecturer for trial lawyers and the Pennsylvania Bar Association. Currently Attorney Price serves as the President of the Lackawanna Bar Association. He is also a former assistant District Attorney, solicitor for various governmental entities and past President of the LBA Young Lawyer Division.

Active in the community, Attorney Price is the Finance Chairman of Saint Joseph’s Center, is a member of the Performing Arts Authority and Board Member of Lackawanna Pro Bono Association. He is a former member of the Scranton School Board, founding member of the Minooka Athletic Association and Lackawanna Water Quality Task Force, former cross country coach at Marion Catholic School and former basketball coach and official.

Attorney Price is married to Attorney Judy Price and is the proud father of four children. Attorney Price can be contacted at the Dougherty Leventhal & Price LLP Moosic Office.

* Current President of the Lackawanna Bar Association

* Board Certified Member of the National Board of Civil Trial Advocacy

* Member of the American Board of Trial Advocacy

* Ex-Officia Member of the Board of Governors

* Pennsylvania Association of Justice (formerly Pennsylvania Trial Lawyers Association)

* Certified Mediator Middle District of Pennsylvania Federal Court

* Member of the Federal Bar Association

* Member of the Pennsylvania Bar Association

* Finance Chairman Board of Directors St. Joseph’s Center

* Member of the Lackawanna County Performing Arts Authority

* Member Board of Directors Pro Bono Lackawanna County

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Joseph Price is a trial lawyer serving Northeast Pennsylvania for the past thirty years. He is Board certified by the National Board of Trial Advocacy. Attorney Joe Price is a member of the American Board of Trial Advocates, Board of Governors Pennsylvania Association of Justice and American Trial Lawyers. Attorney Price has successfully tried many diverse cases including cases against General Motors, Dollar General, Pennsylvania Department of State and numerous insurance carriers. He is a frequent lecturer for trial lawyers and the Pennsylvania Bar Association. Currently Attorney Price serves as the President of the Lackawanna Bar Association. He is also a former assistant District Attorney, solicitor for various governmental entities and past President of the LBA Young Lawyer Division.

Active in the community, Attorney Price is the Finance Chairman of Saint Joseph’s Center, is a member of the Performing Arts Authority and Board Member of Lackawanna Pro Bono Association. He is a former member of the Scranton School Board, founding member of the Minooka Athletic Association and Lackawanna Water Quality Task Force, former cross country coach at Marion Catholic School and former basketball coach and official.

Attorney Price is married to Attorney Judy Price and is the proud father of four children. Attorney Price can be contacted at the Dougherty Leventhal & Price LLP Moosic Office. // –>