How Can Social Media Posts Affect My Car Accident Case? May 16, 2022
Many of us spend lots of time in the day posting on social media. Too often will people post something on social media without thinking about the consequences. Most importantly, social media posts are usually viewable by anyone and everyone. For that reason, you should remember to keep anything about your car accident or claim for compensation confidential and off…
read more Pennsylvania Pedestrian Accidents Have Trended Upward, But Not as High as National Average April 12, 2022
While the number of pedestrian accidents in Pennsylvania has increased, the increase is not as high as the national average. According to data from the Governors Highway Safety Association (GHSA), Pennsylvania pedestrian accidents increased six percent from 2020 to 2021, whereas the total has gone up by 20% throughout the United States. Though PA was below the national average and…
read more Are Ridesharing Services Reducing Drunk Driving Accidents in Pennsylvania? April 10, 2022
One of the reasons why ridesharing services like Uber and Lyft are cited as having become popular is the fact that ridesharing allows people to go out to bars or restaurants or for a night on the town without having to worry about getting behind the wheel after consuming alcohol. But do rideshare services actually have an effect on the…
read more Do Video Games Increase the Risk of Distracted Driving Accidents? April 5, 2022
Distracted driving is one of the leading causes of motor vehicle accidents in Pennsylvania. Unfortunately, the rate of distracted driving accidents has only gone up due to the prevalence of smartphones and social media, which entice drivers to read and type on their phones while on the road. However, vehicles themselves are providing another potential distraction for drivers. Many new…
read more Former Employee in Montana Wins Millions in Asbestos Injury Case March 10, 2022
Asbestos is one of the most common but fatal workplace diseases employees can contract. As of publication, more than a million U.S. workers remain at risk of asbestos exposure. If you are exposed to asbestos and are subsequently diagnosed with lung, ovarian, laryngeal cancer, mesothelioma, or atelectasis (to name a few), you have rights in a workers’ compensation claim. One…
read more Did You Know That Your Local Hospital Has a Patient Advocate There to Help You? March 10, 2022
While we may look at them as sources of medical relief and treatment, hospitals are still businesses that can fall victim to the same kind of issues companies all across the world are facing. One such issue is in regards to customer service. However, unlike retail where problems may have a simple solution or directive to follow, situations inside hospitals…
read more You May Want to Rethink Driving Around That Stopped School Bus Next Time March 9, 2022
When we go for our driving test, we’re all told to never drive around a parked school bus, as it increases the risk of colliding with a student getting off the bus at their stop. Unfortunately, not all drivers obey this and will instead drive around a parked school bus even though it has its stop sign out. Well, moving…
read more Reckless Drivers Made Up the Majority of Motorists During the Pandemic March 7, 2022
The roads were empty during the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic. But, unfortunately, that didn’t mean they were safe. A recent survey conducted by AAA determined that the youngest, most reckless drivers were involved in the highest rate of fatalities across the country. Here’s everything the study found: Traffic Fatalities Among Young Drivers Increased During the Pandemic Despite less…
read more U.S. Department of Transportation Releases Plan to Reduce Traffic Deaths February 2, 2022
In January of this year, the U.S. Department of Transportation released a five-step plan to reduce the number of traffic deaths that occur each year. Continue reading to learn more about this new initiative and the results they expect to achieve. What’s the New Five-Step Plan? The new plan is called the National Roadway Safety Strategy, and in short, it…
read more Pittsburgh Bridge Collapse Injures 10, 4 Requiring Hospitalization February 1, 2022
A sudden bridge collapse in Pittsburgh, PA injured 10 commuters and first responders, four of which required hospitalization for their injuries. Continue reading to find out what happened and how a tragedy like this could have occurred. What Happened The Forbes Avenue Bridge, a major thruway in Pittsburgh, suddenly collapsed Friday, January 28, 2022, around 6:30 in the morning. There…
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