By Marlo Pagano | Published April 24, 2015 | Posted in Car Accidents | Tagged Tags: Drunk Driving, intoxication, negligent driving, Personal Injury |
What is the legal standard in a civil drunk driving accident case?
Police officers in one Delaware County town are taking a creative approach to drunk driving awareness: They’re asking for 20 volunteers to consume alcohol. Specifically, the initiative is being described as a field sobriety coordination school, and it’s primarily for the benefit of officers in Newton Square, Pennsylvania who are seeking a certification. Once accredited, Read More
Read MoreMust I Mention a Religious Accommodation During My Job Interview?
The United States Supreme Court is looking at this very issue in Equal Employment Opportunity Commission v. Abercrombie & Fitch Stores, No. 14-86. This case arises out of a 2008 incident whereby now plaintiff, Samantha Elauf, a Muslim applicant, sought employment with Abercrombie & Fitch. At the time, Abercrombie & Fitch maintained a “Look Policy” which Read More
Read MoreIs it Ok to Fight back? Sexual Advances In the Workplace.
That was the argument the Eastern District of Pennsylvania was met with in the case of Speed v. WES Health System1 in February of this year. WES’s employee, Shameka Speed had complained to her boss on several occasions that her male coworker was making sexual and derogatory advances toward her in the workplace. Despite her reports and Read More
Read MorePotholes pose potential safety issue for motorists
With a particularly harsh winter behind us, things have warmed up considerably and Philadelphia residents are undoubtedly enjoying it immensely. Because the winter was harsher than usual, though, the pothole problem is that much worse this spring. Road crews across the region have already begun the task of making much needed repairs. Since January, thousands of potholes Read More
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