Recent Blog Posts
What Determines a Slip and Fall Settlement Payout?
If you have been injured after a slip and fall incident on someone else’s property, you might choose to move forward with a legal claim against the owner of the property you were injured on. A majority of slip and fall incidents never make it to court and instead are finalized through a settlement…. Read More »
How Fast Can You Go Above the Speed Limit?
Speed limits are meant to keep the roads safe for everyone commuting. Even if limiting yourself to 65 miles per hour on the freeway feels like traveling at a crawl, that’s technically the law. Many drivers have been told by friends and family that there’s a sort of “grace” given to drivers who are… Read More »
Returning to Work After Car Accident in PA
A serious car accident can leave you unable to work for weeks or months while you recover. The prospect of returning to work can feel simultaneously urgent and overwhelming. A car crash is no laughing matter and can lead to severe physical and mental ailments. If you’ve been in a wreck and are concerned… Read More »
E-Scooter Laws in Pennsylvania
Electric scooters are becoming a regular staple of short-distance travel in cities around the United States. Particularly in light of the coronavirus pandemic and commuters’ rightful hesitancy to take public transit, scooters are seen as an easy, affordable, contagion-free and environmentally-friendly alternative to taking a taxi or bus. A number of ride-sharing apps like… Read More »
Pennsylvania Distracted Driving Law
Distracted driving has rapidly become one of the biggest dangers on roads in Pennsylvania and across the country. Distracted driving is, in fact, the second leading cause of driver-error accidents in the state, behind only speeding. You are more likely to be hit by a distracted driver than by a driver whose error was… Read More »
Is Pennsylvania a No-Fault State?
In most states around the country, if you are injured in a car accident, you have the right to pursue a legal claim against the at-fault driver. You can seek compensation for medical costs associated with an injury, lost wages, and your pain and suffering. In some states, however, drivers are required to carry… Read More »
What are the Different Types of Car Accidents?
There are many different types of car accidents. A variety of factors goes into which type of accident will occur, including the type of vehicle involved, the behavior of the drivers, and the driving conditions at the time of the crash. While some types of crashes are more deadly than others, any traffic accident… Read More »
What Are Common Burn Injuries and Their Causes?
Severe burns are among the scariest and most painful injuries a person can suffer. They commonly lead to permanent scarring, functional limitations, and require extensive treatment. Burn injuries can occur in many ways, often due to the negligence of employers, product manufacturers, and other parties. Below we discuss some of the more common causes… Read More »
What Are Common Pedestrian Accident Injuries?
According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), around 137,000 pedestrians were treated in emergency rooms after traffic accidents around the country in 2017. The same year, 5,977 pedestrians were killed in traffic crashes. Pedestrian accidents are a common occurrence, and when an accident involves a pedestrian, the pedestrian is likely… Read More »
What Are the Distracted Driving Laws in Pennsylvania?
Distracted driving is dangerous. It is rapidly overtaking drunk driving as the biggest danger on the road. According to the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT), more than 15,000 crashes statewide were connected to distracted driving in 2017. The most prevalent type of distracted driving is texting while driving, or otherwise using text-based communications on… Read More »