Prevent Vacation Accidents: Protect Yourself with These Spring Break Safety Tips
Published Mar 23 2017 | Serious Injuries
As spring approaches, many people will be traveling to warm, coastal locations to swim and…
Distracted Driving in Pennsylvania can Result in Deaths and Injuries
Published Mar 11 2017 | Car Accidents
As reliance on technology has become increasingly ingrained in people’s lifestyle DNA, constant multitasking has…
Signs of nursing home abuse
Published Feb 15 2017 | Nursing Home Abuse
There may come a time in your life where you want to place an elderly family member in a nursing home in Philadelphia because he or she may require care and supervision that you are unable to provide. Allegations of neglect and inadequate care in assisted-living and nursing homes are on the rise across the country. You should learn how to spot the signs of nursing home abuse so you can take appropriate actions to protect your loved one.
Protecting loved ones against nursing home neglect in Pennsylvania
Published Feb 10 2017 | Nursing Home Abuse
If you have ever been faced with the difficult decision of placing one of your parents or another loved one in a continuing care facility, you know how much research and planning goes into such a choice. Even if you exhaust every possible resource and are as careful as possible when selecting a nursing home, you cannot prevent every instance of elder abuse or neglect.
Pennsylvania Dog Bite Law: Dog Bites and Insurance Claims
Published Feb 9 2017 | Dog Attack
The Insurance Information Institute reports that dog bites affect about 4.5 million Americans every year, with associated injuries ranging in severity from relatively minor to quite serious and even deadly. It is a problem that may be of particular concern for Pennsylvania residents, as the state ranked fourth in the nation for the number of dog bite-related insurance claims filed in 2015.
Dangerous property conditions in Pennsylvania may lead to personal injury claims
Published Feb 9 2017 | Premises Liability
When the conditions of an area lead to an individual slipping and falling, those conditions could cause the owner of the property to be held accountable financially for any resulting injuries. If an injured party would like to pursue compensation for damages resulting from such an incident, the victim may be able to pursue a personal injury claim, citing premises liability. Pennsylvania residents may be interested is such a situation that recently took place.
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