What Is the Statute of Limitations on a Workplace Injury? May 20, 2020
If you have been injured at work, you should be mindful of the time limits the law places on making a claim for compensation for your injuries and damages. Waiting too long to file a claim for a workplace injury may cause you to lose out on important rights and critical sources of financial recovery. Steps to Take After a…
read more 2nd Woman Dies in Storefront Crash in Butler County May 19, 2020
The Middlesex Township police department announced the death of a 36-year old woman after she succumbed to her injuries after the vehicle she was in crashed into a convenience store this past weekend. Patricia Collins, 36, was pronounced dead on Sunday, May 17 at UPMC Presbyterian. Another passenger, Kimberly Young, 39, died at the scene of the crash. Young was…
read more 3 Things NOT to Do During a Personal Injury Claim April 29, 2020
There’s a lot of advice out there about how to be successful when you’re seeking out a personal injury lawsuit. When you’re going through litigation, there are a few important things you want to avoid doing, too. Learn about the most common mistakes individuals make while going through a personal injury lawsuit and how to avoid them below. Related blog:…
read more Third Circuit Affirms Award of Underinsured Motorist Benefits April 29, 2020
In the recent case of Kirkpatrick v. GEICO Casualty Company, the U.S. Third Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed a federal district court judgment that awarded underinsured motorist benefits to a car accident victim and his wife. Injured Car Accident Victim Seek Uninsured Motorist Benefits Ronnie Kirkpatrick was injured in a car accident that was determined to be solely the other…
read more Consumer Advocacy Groups Demand Deeper Auto Insurance Premium Cuts April 22, 2020
With millions of Americans forced to stay at home due to the coronavirus pandemic, the number of vehicles on the road and the number of miles driven has been drastically reduced as many people are working remotely and limited to the places they can travel to. As a result, automobile insurers have responded to calls to provide cuts and refunds…
read more Ladder-Related Accidents and Injuries April 19, 2020
How often do you utilize a ladder or stepladder to perform a household task? While ladders are common household tools, they can be dangerous. This is especially true for workers who use ladders regularly on the job. If you’ve been hurt in a ladder-related accident at work, then you’re likely wondering how to financially recover from the ordeal. Learn more…
read more Can I File a Personal Injury Lawsuit After My Accident? March 24, 2020
Injuries happen all the time, so what differentiates an injury that gives rise to a lawsuit and an injury you can’t get compensation for? If you’re hurt and wondering whether you can pursue a claim or not, then you’ve come to the right place. Learn everything you need to know about personal injury lawsuits below. 1. Are You Injured? The…
read more Top Three Types of Car Accident Injuries March 12, 2020
Statistics show that a car accident occurs about every 16 minutes across the nation. As a result of these accidents, thousands of individuals suffer injuries. For many, these injuries are minor and don’t require any type of medical care. For others, though, their injuries can be substantial and life-altering. Learn more about the top three types of car accident injuries…
read more A New Study Shows That Walking is Getting More Dangerous March 4, 2020
Walking is a physical activity that most people consider safe and simple, but that is not always the case. It is becoming more dangerous to walk around in all different areas of the United States, including Pittsburgh. In fact, a new study that comes from the Governors Highway Safety Association shows that the risks associated with walking have increased over…
read more NTSB Claims Fatal Tesla Crash Caused by Multiple Failures March 3, 2020
The motor vehicle accident that caused a father to lose his life while driving a Tesla has since been blamed on both technical failures and human error. Federal regulators have concerns about these vehicles that are somewhat automated because there has not been enough done to address safety-related issues. Multiple drivers have been involved in accidents while riding in a…
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