Author: maggie
Summertime Safety Checklist 

Do you have any travel plans on the horizon? If you answered “yes,” you are not the only one! Hundreds of millions of Americans travel during the summertime, which means more people are in cars, walking, and biking around. To make the most out of your summer plans with your friends and loved ones, we …

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Fatal Shredder Accident in Reading Underscores Risks Addressed in $2.5M Galfand Berger Case

A fatal workplace accident in Berks County is renewing concerns about industrial shredder safety. On Wednesday, an employee at Vital Records Control in Muhlenberg Township was tragically killed after falling into an operating shredding machine. The Berks County Coroner’s Office is investigating the incident. Few details have been released, but the story has drawn attention …

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How Confined Space Programs Can Save Lives

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) recently investigated the death of a 30-year-old Oklahoma worker who died of asphyxiation while conducting repairs inside a water tank in 2023. The federal health and safety agency found that the decedent’s employer failed to evaluate the water tank for hazardous conditions, like testing atmospheric conditions, and did …

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Nursing Homes: When and Where is Right for Your Loved One?

There may come a point when an elderly friend or family member begins needing more care and support than you can provide. The United States has over 15,000 certified nursing homes with more than one million residents – but knowing when to it is time to consider a move and which place is best for …

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Potholes – Understanding Premises Liability When Accidents Occur

Spring is notorious for the emergence of potholes, which can pose significant risks to drivers, motorcycle riders, cyclists, and pedestrians alike. Pothole accidents are common. Every year, numerous people in Pennsylvania suffer injuries caused by potholes on public and private property.  Why Are There More Potholes in Spring? Potholes on roads tend to appear and …

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Spring Break Accidents: Navigating the Legalities of Road Trips

Spring break is a time for fun and relaxation, but it also ushers in a rise in car accidents, particularly among young drivers. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), March and April have some of the highest number of fatal car accidents. Over 30 percent of all traffic-related fatalities during spring break …

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March Is Brain Injury Awareness Month

Every nine seconds, someone in the U.S. sustains a brain injury. According to the BIAA, or the Brain Injury Association of America, there are more than 5.3 million Americans living with a permanent brain injury-related disability. Though brain injuries can be caused by many different things, some common culprits include work-related injuries, motor vehicle accidents, …

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Winter Car Insurance Tips: Are You Covered for Ice and Snow Accidents?

Pennsylvania drivers must be prepared for the unique challenges of ice and snow on the roadways in winter. Preparing for winter driving and ensuring you have the right insurance coverage can significantly affect your safety and financial well-being. A car accident can be life-altering, especially when caused by winter conditions. Our experienced Philadelphia car accident …

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Pennsylvania Drivers: Snow Removal Rules Apply to Your Vehicles, Too

It should come as no surprise that snow and ice removal rules apply not only to your business or residential property; they apply to motor vehicles, including commercial vehicles. Drivers in Pennsylvania must remove snow and ice from their cars within 24 hours of snowfall stopping. Making sure that your vehicle, which includes your front …

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