In the most recent appellate case addressing the new way of litigating UM/UIM matters in Pennsylvania, the Superior Court upheld the venue clause requiring that consumers file suit in the county in which he or she lives. A three-judge panel in the case of O'Hara v. First Liberty Insurance Corporation (PA Super., November 9, 2009 per judge Kelly) rejected arguments by the claimant that venue selection provisions are void as against public policy or in violation of Pennsylvania law (PA Rule of Civil Procedure 2179). In this case, a Philadelphia County venue preferred by the claimant was rejected. The case was transferred to Delaware County where the O'Hara's live.