June 12, 2026 Summer Pool and Water Park Safety: Protecting Your Family During the Season of Fun As temperatures rise, families across Pennsylvania flock to swimming pools, splash pads, lakes, and water parks to cool off and enjoy the summer months. While these activities can create lasting memories, they also come with serious risks. Every year, preventable accidents at pools and water parks result in severe injuries, near-drownings, and tragic fatalities. At … Read More »
June 11, 2026 Product Recalls Are Rising—But Many Injuries Occur Long Before a Recall Is Issued Consumers often assume that if a product is dangerous, it will be quickly removed from the market. Unfortunately, recent data suggests otherwise. According to a new consumer safety report, product recalls reached their highest level since 2007, with 420 recalls issued in 2025 and hundreds of injuries linked to recalled products. While those numbers are … Read More »
May 18, 2026 Honor Memorial Day Safely This Year As families across the country prepare for barbecues, shore trips, pool parties, and long weekends, Memorial Day also marks the unofficial beginning of summer travel season — and with it, a significant increase in accidents and injuries. While the holiday is a time to honor the brave men and women who gave their lives in … Read More »
May 18, 2026 Pennsylvania’s “Paul Miller’s Law” Is About to Change the Way We Drive Beginning June 5, 2025, Pennsylvania drivers will need to put their phones down while behind the wheel. The Commonwealth’s new distracted driving law — known as “Paul Miller’s Law” — officially bans the use of handheld mobile devices while driving, even while stopped at a red light or sitting in traffic. The law represents one … Read More »
May 15, 2026 United States Supreme Court Opens New Path to Recovery for Truck Accident Victims The Court’s Decision: In a major win for injury victims, the United States Supreme Court recently ruled that freight brokers can potentially be held responsible for negligently hiring unsafe trucking companies and drivers. The decision in Montgomery v. Caribe Transport II, LLC, is significant because it allows injured victims to pursue claims not only against … Read More »
May 7, 2026 Contractor Killed in Fall at IMAX Theater in Reading A Florida contractor was killed after falling approximately 50 feet at the R/C Reading Movies 11 and IMAX on North 2nd Street in Reading. The contractor was working alone above the ceiling during theater renovations when he fell through a drop ceiling in the auditorium, the Berks County Coroner’s Office said. Falls remain one of … Read More »
April 17, 2026 Think Before You Post: How Social Media Can Impact Your Personal Injury Case in Pennsylvania In today’s world, it’s second nature to share updates on social media. But if you’ve been injured in an accident, what you post online can have serious consequences for your personal injury case—especially under Pennsylvania law. Insurance companies and defense attorneys routinely monitor platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok, looking for anything they can use … Read More »
April 17, 2026 Spring Driving Dangers: Why Car Accidents Increase—and What to Do If You’re Involved in One As winter fades and spring arrives, many drivers welcome warmer weather and longer days. But with this seasonal shift comes a hidden danger: a noticeable increase in motor vehicle accidents (MVA). More commuters, road construction, pedestrians, cyclists, and unpredictable weather conditions all contribute to a higher risk of collisions. Understanding why accidents spike in the … Read More »
April 9, 2026 What to Do If You Are Hurt at Work in Pennsylvania Getting injured on the job can turn your life upside down in an instant. Medical bills pile up, paychecks stop, and uncertainty sets in fast. If you are hurt at work in Pennsylvania, one of the most important things to understand is this: do not rely on your employer or their insurance company to automatically … Read More »
