By Marlo Pagano | Published March 26, 2015 | Posted in Personal Injury |
While property owners have a duty to exercise reasonable care not to endanger the safety of others lawfully using the sidewalks abutting their premises, generally a property owner cannot be held liable for trivial or de minimis defects in those sidewalks. This is because a property owner is not an insurer of the safety of Read More
Read MoreInsurance is clearly an important resource for any driver involved in an auto accident, whether for the driver responsible for the crash or for the victim of a crash. Going without insurance is illegal and puts one at risk of various penalties and liabilities. And as one Pennsylvania man is finding out the hard way, it Read More
Read MoreIn our last post, we brought up the topic of inclement weather conditions and how drivers should always remember to adjust their driving approach to meet these conditions. Clearly, if every driver did this consistently, there would be fewer accidents on our roads. Unfortunately, either because of lack of experience, recklessness, distractions, and other causes, Read More
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