Blog Posts in 2018

In October, Governor Tom Wolf signed legislation that made Pennsylvania DUI penalties more severe. The new DUI laws took effect on December 23. The ... continue reading [+]

Later this month, a new set of laws are set to take effect in Pennsylvania. One notable law is Senate Bill 31 . The legislation was sponsored by ... continue reading [+]

In 2015, Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane sued Golden Living, a nursing home chain, for understaffing its facilities and failing to provide ... continue reading [+]

How Corporations Protect Their Interests by Limiting Claims and Settlements Your ability to reach recovery after being injured by another person is ... continue reading [+]

Civil lawsuits have been on the decline for decades, but 87 percent of voters still believe there are “too many lawsuits” filed in the United States. ... continue reading [+]

Few people realize how dangerous it is to be a truck driver. According to the government’s latest workplace fatality census, driving a truck is one of ... continue reading [+]

Last year, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court struck down a law that limited workers’ compensation claims for over 20 years. Signed in 1996, the law ... continue reading [+]

After being injured in a car accident, navigating the details of an insurance claim can be the most frustrating part of recovery. This becomes ... continue reading [+]

On Friday at 8:30 PM, a drunk truck driver operating a tractor-trailer caused an 11-vehicle collision that killed 3 people, including an 18-month-old ... continue reading [+]

As winter approaches, those who rely on a motorcycle for getting around face the challenge of riding in cold weather conditions. The following best ... continue reading [+]