Gotten Married Lately?
- posted: Feb. 11, 2016
- Probate & Estate Law
Marriage is an exciting time for any couple, but in recent months, that excitement may have reignited with GLBT couples, when the Supreme Court ruled this past June that all Read More
Clean up in Aisle 7! 6 Figure Jury Verdict in Philadelphia Slip and Fall Case.
- posted: Feb. 05, 2016
- Personal Injury
While you may know that companies, such as grocery and department stores, have a duty to clean up spills or leaks from roofs to keep their floors dry and safe Read More
What Should I do If I Get In A Car Accident?
- posted: Feb. 01, 2016
- Car Accidents
This winter season sure got off to a blustering start with Winter Storm Jonas blanketing most of the East Coast with record-breaking snowfall. In the wake of the storm, there Read More
Designated Texter: The Hottest New Car Accessory
- posted: Jan. 24, 2016
- Car Accidents
Certainly the term "designated driver" isn't new. If you're going out for a night on the town, expecting to consume a few alcoholic drinks, you designate someone to stay sober, Read More
Black Ice and Auto Accidents
- posted: Jan. 12, 2016
- Car Accidents
As that temperature outside begins to rise and fall, and rise and fall again, the prevalence of black ice, increases. Black ice can form on walkways, outdoor staircases, on driveways, Read More
Have you Seen our Billboard?
- posted: Jan. 05, 2016
- Car Accidents
Recently, we've placed a double-sided billboard on I-95 to help you remember our names and faces as you're out there driving, especially this winter. Though we've had a late start Read More
One Mistake - Should It Affect My Job Prospects Forever?
- posted: Dec. 28, 2015
- Business Law
Imagine being denied a job because of an indiscretion you had in your past some 20 years beforehand? What about a charge brought against you that failed to result in Read More
Nickelodeon, Google, and Your Child's Safety
- posted: Dec. 21, 2015
- General Interest
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit heard information this month regarding Google cookies on a popular children's site, Nickelodeon, and whether Google's intent was to track children Read More
The Weather Outside will be Frightful.
- posted: Dec. 17, 2015
- Personal Injury
As Jack Frost blows into town, the prevalence of slips and falls rises. With icy sidewalks and staircases, the earlier twilight hours happening still within the workday, and wind drifts Read More
"Oh sure go ahead, my dog doesn't bite"
- posted: Dec. 11, 2015
- Personal Injury
If you're a pet owner I am sure you've caught yourself saying that before. Someone visits your home or you and your furry little friend are out for a walk Read More
Can Someone Record My Telephone Call Or Listen In Without My Permission? What If I "Butt Dialed" A Person, Are They Legally Obligated To Hang Up The Phone?
- posted: Aug. 14, 2015
- Pennsylvania Law & Policy
While Federal Law recognizes the "one-party" consent rule many states, like Pennsylvania still require the consent of all parties before a person can legally tape a telephone conversation. But in today's Read More
Is It Against The Law For A Debt Collector to Call My Family And Friends?
- posted: Jul. 22, 2015
- General Interest
Whether it's happened to you or you heard from a friend or acquaintance, debt collectors can be ruthless when it comes to satisfying a delinquent account. They will call, they Read More
Workplace Bullies Pose Threat to Employers
- posted: Jul. 16, 2015
- National Law & Policy
When people hear the word "bullying" they may think of schools or playgrounds, but in truth, workplace bullying has become increasingly pervasive, and can create significant legal ramifications for employers. Read More
Can My Employer Fire Me For Medical Marijuana Use?
- posted: Jul. 13, 2015
- National Law & Policy
Just this past week the Colorado Supreme Court in a much-anticipated decision ruled that a medical marijuana patient who was fired after testing positive on a company drug test was Read More
The Two-Witness Rule to Lost Wills
- posted: Jul. 10, 2015
- Probate & Estate Law
Pennsylvania has long required the oath or affirmation of two witnesses to prove both the execution and the contents of a lost Will. The reasoning behind the "two witness" rule Read More
A Question About Drunk Driving - Does The Valet Who Parks My Car Have a Duty To Withhold My Car Keys If He Or She Thinks I Am Intoxicated?
- posted: Jun. 24, 2015
- Personal Injury
Well, the Pennsylvania Superior Court was asked this very question in a case of first impression, Moranko v. Downs Racing, PICS No. 15-0930. The answer was decided by an en banc panel Read More