March 18, 2026 AI and Medical Malpractice: Who Is Responsible When Artificial Intelligence Contributes to a Medical Error? Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly changing modern healthcare. Doctors and hospitals now use AI-powered systems to assist with diagnosing illnesses, reviewing medical imaging, and recommending treatment plans. While these tools can improve efficiency and accuracy, they also raise an important question for patients: who is responsible when an AI system contributes to a medical mistake? … Read More »
March 12, 2026 Supreme Court Rules Transit Agencies Can Be Sued After Out-of-State Accidents In a recently released decision, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that New Jersey‘s public transit system can be held responsible for injuries that it causes outside of the state of New Jersey. In practical terms, this means that when someone is hurt by a bus or train operated by New Jersey Transit — even if … Read More »
March 5, 2026 The Week After “Spring Forward” Brings a Spike in Fatal Crashes Each March, when we move clocks ahead for Daylight Saving Time (DST), most people focus on the longer evenings. But research shows a troubling pattern on our roads: in the week following the “spring forward” shift, fatal motor vehicle crashes increase by roughly 6%. That’s not a coincidence — and it’s not just bad luck. … Read More »
February 20, 2026 Worker Safety in Winter: Know Your Rights in Frigid and Icy Conditions Winter brings more than just cold temperatures — it creates dangerous working conditions for workers across many industries. Snow, ice, freezing rain, and subzero temperatures significantly increase the risk of on-the-job injuries, especially for workers who spend time outdoors or travel as part of their job. Construction workers, delivery drivers, warehouse employees, utility workers, healthcare … Read More »
January 30, 2026 Fatal Series of Crashes on Roosevelt Boulevard On Friday, a series of collisions along Roosevelt Boulevard left one man dead and another in critical condition. According to Philadelphia Police, two men were involved in separate accidents that left their vehicles disabled in the northbound lanes under the Broad Street overpass. Officers said when other vehicles began striking the disabled cars, both men … Read More »
January 9, 2026 USPS’s New Postmark Rule: Why It Matters for Legal Filings and Deadlines On December 24th 2025, the United States Postal Service (USPS) recently changed how postmarks are applied, and while the update may seem technical, it has real consequences—especially for legal filings and other deadline-driven mail. What Changed? Under the new USPS rule, a postmark no longer reliably reflects the date a document was mailed or dropped … Read More »
December 5, 2025 Keeping You Safe This Holiday Season The holidays are a time for celebration, family, and giving—but also a time when accidents and injuries may occur. Between slippery sidewalks, busy roads, and crowded shopping centers, hazards are everywhere. At Galfand Berger, our experienced personal injury attorneys have seen how quickly a joyful holiday can take a dangerous turn. That’s why we’re sharing … Read More »
November 27, 2025 Hidden Dangers: W.A.T.C.H.’s 2025 Most Hazardous Toys to Watch For Holiday shopping is officially underway, and while browsing toys is usually the fun part of the season, there’s an important reality that families should keep in mind: some toys pose real safety hazards — even when they’re sold in mainstream stores. Every year, the nonprofit World Against Toys Causing Harm (W.A.T.C.H.) releases its “10 Worst … Read More »
November 22, 2025 Can You Sue Amazon for Selling a Defective Product? Millions of consumers in Philadelphia and across the United States rely on Amazon for everything from household goods to electronics, food, and health supplements. While online shopping is convenient, important legal questions arise when defective products cause serious injuries. Traditionally, product liability claims focus on the manufacturer or seller. However, Amazon’s unique role as both … Read More »
