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Each year, distracted drivers cause well over 10,000 auto accidents in Pennsylvania. These are all accidents that can—and should—be avoided. Distracted driving can be extremely dangerous, and there is no excuse for...

If you were injured in a slip-and-fall accident in Pennsylvania, you may be entitled to compensation for your medical bills and other losses. Businesses, government agencies, homeowners’ associations, and other property...

If you were injured in a truck accident on I-78 or I-80 in Pennsylvania, you should have two priorities: (i) getting the medical treatment you need; and (ii) protecting your legal rights. Truck accidents can cause serious...

Dealing with insurance companies can be one of the most confusing and stressful parts of recovering from an auto accident. Even if you are clearly entitled to coverage, the companies won’t make it easy to secure the...

Speeding is a leading cause of car and truck accidents in Pennsylvania and nationwide. The National Safety Council (NSC) identifies speeding as “a major factor in traffic deaths and injuries,” and the National Highway...

  Limited Liability Companies (LLCs) have become a popular choice for businesses due to their flexibility, tax benefits, and liability protection. However, with the hustle and bustle of running a business, it’s...

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)....