Ballard v. Workers' Compensation Appeal Board (Valley Forge Colonial Ltd. Partnership)

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• concluding that the denial of a motion in limine “directed toward a broad array of evidence” does not “dispense with the obligation to make a contemporaneous objection to the evidence when offered at trial”
• “[A]bsent an award so excessive or inadequate as to shock the judicial conscience and to raise an irresistible inference that passion, prejudice, corruption or other improper cause invaded the trial, the jury’s determination of the fact is considered inviolate.”

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