Rely On
Over 30 Years Of Experience
Pennsylvania Personal Injury Law Blog
3 steps to take after a dog bite
A lot of dogs are friendly and loving, but some can be dangerous. Even dogs that are not normally aggressive may attack out of protection or fear. According to recent data, approximately 4.7 million people in the U.S. sustain dog bites every year. If a dog bites you,...
Keeping an uninsured motorist from eluding responsibility
When people are involved in a car accident in Pennsylvania, one of the first things they should do is exchange insurance information with each other. This seemingly minute action is imperative to both parties’ ability to receive assistance in paying for the damages to...
What is defensive driving?
It is incumbent upon all Pennsylvania drivers to follow the rules of the road when driving. Additionally, you should also take extra steps to improve your driving and ensure safety, which is possible when adopting defensive driving techniques. Geico explains defensive...
Who can file a wrongful death lawsuit in Pennsylvania?
Losing a loved one can be devastating for families in Pennsylvania and elsewhere. Not only must you deal with your grief, but your family may be suddenly faced with financial challenges resulting from the loss of an income and expenses incurred prior to your loved...
Is fault undeniable in single car accidents?
When you get in a single-car auto wreck in Pennsylvania, you assume you have no one to blame but yourself. After all, no one pushed you into that telephone pole, or another aggravated driver did not force you to veer into the ditch. Now you have to file a claim with...
Preventable birth-related medical errors
Childbirth is one of the most anticipated events in the lives of most Pennsylvania families. Expectant parents often experience joy and anxiety in equal measure as they await the arrival of their child. The last thing on their mind is wondering if the doctor or other...
What is the dangerous dog statute?
Dog ownership is a serious undertaking. Not only must the owner tend to the dog's physical needs, but he or she must also consider the safety of animals and people around the dog. If a dog injures someone, what happens next? In Pennsylvania, the Dangerous Dog Act sets...
What are the psychological effects of amputation?
The loss of a limb is a traumatic experience in all circumstances, but it is especially trying when it results from an accident or injury. Amputations are associated with a range of psychological effects, many of which can have lasting implications without the right...
Prescription drug errors are on the increase
Throughout the United States, prescription errors happen a variety of ways, from lack of communication to poor handwriting. Increased medical costs and mortality rates are just two of the results. Prescribing Errors can be one or more of these mistakes: Wrong...
How to deal with winter walking hazards
Snow and ice help create beautiful winter scenes, but walking on both can be dangerous. While property owners, businesses and institutions are responsible for keeping their walkways shoveled and free from ice, there are some things you can do to promote your safety...
