Whenever there's a health risk posed by food or drugs being sold to the public, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has responsibility for monitoring and, if necessary, removing those products that pose safety risks. This blog post provides an overview of how food and drug recalls work. Drug … [Read more...]
Assault and Battery Injuries: Your Rights May Extend Beyond Criminal Charges
December 28, 2012 by
More Than 70 Combined Years of Personal Injury Legal Experience in Philadelphia Property owners have a legal responsibility to keep premises reasonably safe. This can include keeping sidewalks even and shoveled, installing smoke alarms and keeping stairwells and handrails in good repair. But did … [Read more...]
Hit and Run Occurrences in Pennsylvania — How Should You Respond?
November 30, 2012 by
More Than 70 Years of Combined Personal Injury Legal Help in Philadelphia and Allentown Medically and personally, hit and run accidents can be challenging, because a dangerous and negligent driver chose to flee the scene, thus reducing the victim's chance of a full recovery from injuries. Legally, … [Read more...]
Dog Attacks in Pennsylvania – What Are Your Rights?
November 21, 2012 by
More Than 70 Years of Combined Personal Injury Legal Help in Philadelphia and Allentown When you are injured a car accident, you exchange insurance information and/or wait for the police to arrive. When you are injured at work you bring the matter to your supervisor. When you are injured in a … [Read more...]
“Inadequate Security” – Are Property Owners Liable for Crimes on Their Property?
October 1, 2012 by
Your Source for Injury Information and Assistance in Pennsylvania If a box falls from above and injures your head in a store, you know you likely have a legal case for injuries. Likewise, if a dock gives way, a stair railing breaks or an uneven surface leads to a fall, you likely know you can … [Read more...]