2025

Selecting a nursing home requires patience and thorough investigation. Families should visit multiple facilities, review state and federal records, and trust their instincts when something feels wrong to avoid nursing home abuse. What Defines a Quality Nursing Home A high-quality nursing home provides appropriate medical care, clean living conditions, and respectful treatment. Pennsylvania nursing...

Many accident victims feel fine immediately after a vehicle crash, only to develop serious symptoms hours or days later. Adrenaline, shock, and inflammation often mask pain and injury during the initial moments. Delayed symptoms can indicate significant underlying trauma that requires prompt medical attention. Common Delayed Symptoms After an Accident Several types of injuries...

Pennsylvania law generally presumes that the driver who rear-ends another vehicle caused the crash. Courts and insurers rely on this presumption because every Pennsylvania driver must maintain a safe following distance and remain in control of the vehicle at all times. Fault, however, is not always automatic. Specific facts, roadway conditions, and the actions...

When an injury occurs, the losses extend far beyond medical bills and lost wages. The emotional cost, chronic pain, loss of enjoyment, and long-term life changes all matter—and these fall under non-economic damages. In Pennsylvania, there is no cap on non-economic damages in most personal injury cases. What Are Non-Economic Damages? Non-economic damages cover...

When investigators review a truck accident, the logbook often becomes one of the most important pieces of evidence available. What Trucking Logbooks Record Modern trucks rely on electronic logging devices, but the purpose remains the same. Logbooks track: Hours spent driving Break periods and off-duty time Total miles traveled Time spent loading, unloading, or...

In most cases, the vehicle owner’s insurance serves as the primary coverage after an accident. If a friend, family member, or coworker crashes your car with your permission, your policy usually pays for property damage and any injuries resulting from the collision. How Personal Injury Protection (PIP) Works Pennsylvania is a no-fault insurance state,...