Information Booklet for Personal Injury Clients

Q. Are business owners legally responsible for shoveling the sidewalks around their shops or offices? Yes, absolutely. Business owners are responsible for the state of sidewalks around their properties, and that’s...

A wave of people are running for bankruptcy protection. When the U. S. Supreme Court struck down the nationwide moratorium on evictions millions of people who had been living in homes...

Most lawyers have a policy of withholding money from the settlement, court award or verdict to pay those doctors and medical facilities that are willing to wait to be paid when...

Personal injury lawsuits can be complicated and time-consuming for all parties involved, regardless of which side of the “v” they’re on. Claimants should be sure to avoid these common pitfalls. 1)...

You got probation and can breathe a huge sigh of relief now that you know you aren’t going to jail. But don’t forget, you aren’t free yet. Probation comes with conditions...

In almost all personal injury cases, your attorney will be paid by keeping a percentage or portion of the final settlement, court award or verdict resulting from your injury. The percentage...

Addressing Substance Abuse in Child Welfare Cases Substance abuse is an issue that affects countless families worldwide. It doesn’t just impact the individual struggling with addiction; it sends ripples through families,...

Earlier this year, Pennsylvania passed Act 39, the state’s new wine sale law, which allows alcohol to be sold in more places than in the past. Governor Tom Wolf called it...

When Jim and Alice met during their first year in college they never would have thought the words “contested divorce” were anywhere in their future. They began dating at the end...

“A man who is his own lawyer has a fool for a client.” It’s an old adage, a clever way of saying “It’s usually a bad idea to represent yourself in...