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When you get injured in an accident in Pennsylvania, one of the first steps toward asserting your legal rights is gathering evidence of why the accident happened. Depending on the circumstances, there may be various forms of...

As the weather begins to warm and students return from college or begin summer vacation, the risks of being involved in a deadly motor vehicle accident increase substantially. These days are referred to as the “Deadliest...

A couple of years ago, we published an article discussing five costly mistakes to avoid after a car accident in Pennsylvania. In that article, we explained the importance of not posting about your accident on social media,...

    As your high school graduate prepares for his or her first year in college, or even while a current college student is home for the summer, it is a great time to consider the need for a Power of Attorney (POA)....

Dog bites can cause serious injuries and emotional trauma. As a result, it is critical that victims and their families recover the financial compensation they deserve. Fortunately, Pennsylvania law gives dog bite victims...

When you get injured in a car accident, establishing fault is one of the first steps toward asserting your legal rights. So, who determines fault in a Pennsylvania car accident? The Police Do Not Determine Fault After a Car...

No matter how much we do to keep our children safe, we can’t protect them from everything all the time. Among a multitude of injury risks, auto accidents are a leading cause of child injuries—and this is true even when...

    While driving on a Pennsylvania highway, one may wonder what to do if a first responder’s vehicle is stopped on the side of the road. Instinctually many drivers begin to slow-down, however most drivers are...

If you’ve been diagnosed with a long-term disability after an accident in Pennsylvania, you could be facing substantial financial and non-financial costs over the years to come. Living with a long-term disability can impact...

Drugged driving is a significant concern in Pennsylvania. According to data from the Pennsylvania Department of Health, more than 10 percent of all adults in the United States self-report using illicit drugs; and, with...