Recent Blog Posts
Should I Accept An Auto Accident Settlement In Pennsylvania?
After an auto accident in Pennsylvania, you may receive a settlement offer. Often, auto accident plaintiffs receive settlement offers surprisingly quickly – and they may be unsure of how to react. You may be facing serious medical bills, weeks of missed wages, and other financial pressures. All of these factors may make it very… Read More »
Pursuing Compensation For “Invisible Injuries” In Pennsylvania
Many accidents lead to invisible injuries in Pennsylvania. If you have suffered one of these injuries, you might be the only one who understands how difficult your situation really is. People can clearly see the effects of a facial scar or a broken bone, but more subtle injuries can fall completely under the radar…. Read More »
Questions Raised After Pennsylvania Police Chase Kills Pregnant Woman
Investigators are trying to determine whether a recent Pennsylvania police chase that killed four people – including a pregnant teen – was justified. It is often very difficult to determine whether police should initiate pursuits, and “pursuit policy” has been a subject of intense discussion over the past few years. When does the danger… Read More »
Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission Forced To Hand Over Records After Explosion
The chocolate factory explosion of 2023 still conjures up horrific memories for many Pennsylvania residents. This accident was one of the worst industrial explosions in recent memory, and it claimed the lives of numerous workers. The blast was of such a high magnitude that it injured people sitting in nearby apartments. Since that day,… Read More »
Pennsylvania Hospital Pays $32.5 Million In Birth Injury Settlement
Birth injuries in Pennsylvania are extremely difficult for families to process. This type of medical malpractice completely prevents your child from ever experiencing a normal life. From the very moment they enter the world, they are confronted with injuries, pain, and inexcusable negligence from the so-called medical professionals entrusted with their care. A recent… Read More »
Who Is Liable If I Crash Into A Construction Vehicle In Pennsylvania?
On any given day, numerous construction vehicles pose threats to motorists in Pennsylvania. These include dump trucks, scissor lifts, forklifts, excavators, and many others. What happens if you crash into one of these vehicles? Due to their tough construction, these vehicles are likely to cause catastrophic injuries. Survivors may struggle with PTSD, disfigurement, medical… Read More »
Can Vehicle Extrication Cause Additional Injuries In Pennsylvania?
After some of the worst auto crashes in Pennsylvania, victims must be “extricated” from their vehicles. In other words, the wreckage is so intense that motorists become trapped within. Various tools and procedures can help free these victims, and first responders are trained to efficiently extricate them. What happens when something goes wrong, and… Read More »
Suing After Crashing Into A Pennsylvania Construction Site
Construction sites are hazardous to both workers and passing motorists. These areas are often filled with heavy machinery, explosive materials, and toxins. Unfortunately, motorists often crash into construction sites due to confusing signage or inadequate barriers. If you have crashed into a Pennsylvania construction site, you might be struggling with serious injuries. Is it… Read More »
Do I Have To Go To Court After A Pennsylvania Truck Accident?
Going through a lawsuit might seem like the last thing you want to do after a Pennsylvania truck accident. Perhaps you are aware of how time-consuming and stressful these lawsuits can be. Maybe you’re struggling with debilitating, painful injuries that demand constant treatments. You might want to focus more on the healing process after… Read More »
Pennsylvania Sees Another Norfolk Southern Train Crash
With communities still reeling from the infamous East Palestine crash, trains continue to derail on a frequent basis. It seems as though Norfolk Southern is struggling with deep-rooted, systemic safety issues that are not being resolved. The lack of action has been made clear by continuous crashes in Pennsylvania – including a recent three-car… Read More »
