Clark Hill Attorney Jonathan Hugg Quoted, "Stakes in school bus accident: $14M or $500K," The Philadelphia Inquirer - May 2014

May 6, 2014

PHILADELPHIA, PA

– Clark Hill Attorney Jonathan Hugg is quoted in the Philadelphia Inquirer regarding how governmental immunity under Pennsylvania law reduced a $14 million damages award from a school bus accident to just $500,000.

Hugg is a Member of Clark Hill’s Litigation Practice Group concentrating on commercial and appellate litigation, with an emphasis on financial institution, regulatory enforcement, municipal, and lender liability matters.

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