When someone slips and falls at an Evesham Township, New Jersey, swim club or community pool, the owner or operator may have to pay for the injuries. New Jersey law expects the owner to keep pool decks, changing rooms, and walkways reasonably safe. When a slick hazard is left alone, and a swimmer goes down …
If you had a slip and fall accident at a Mount Laurel, New Jersey, office park, the company that controls the property may owe you money. Under New Jersey law, businesses have to keep their lobbies, stairs, and walkways reasonably safe. When a known hazard is left in place, and a visitor falls, that person …
If you fell on a shared interior stairway in an older Norristown, Pennsylvania, mixed-use building, the property owner may owe you money for your injuries. In Montgomery County, many Main Street buildings put shops on the ground floor and offices or apartments above. One aging stairway often serves them all. Pennsylvania law requires the owner …
If you slipped and fell in a Harrisburg hotel, the owner or operator may owe you money for your injuries. A hotel in Dauphin County is private property, and its owner must keep guest areas reasonably safe. When a wet floor, a slick pool deck, or a spill in the lobby knocks a guest down, …
If you fell at a store entrance in Collingdale, Pennsylvania, the business may owe you money for your injuries. Many of these slip and fall accidents start right at the door. A raised threshold, a soaked floor mat, or a hidden step-down can catch your foot as you walk in. Pennsylvania law lets an injured …
If you fell inside a Pottstown, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, restaurant, the owner may owe you money for your injuries. Many slip and fall accidents in Montgomery County dining rooms are not about a wet floor at all. They happen at a hidden single step, an unmarked threshold near the kitchen, or a raised booth, made …
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Philadelphia, PA (August 20, 2026) – A 9-year-old girl was seriously hurt Tuesday evening, August 18, after a vehicle struck her and drove off on Germantown Avenue near Westmoreland Street in the city's Tioga neighborhood. Police say the girl was standing near a corner with her younger brother, older sister,…
If you fell on an outdoor walkway, breezeway, or open-air stairway at a Barrington apartment complex, your landlord may owe you money. New Jersey law requires a landlord to keep shared areas in safe repair. That duty covers the spaces outside your door as much as the ones inside. A…
Cut-through car accidents on Barrington, New Jersey's residential streets happen when drivers dodge a backed-up highway and take a local road instead. On a street such as Clements Bridge Road, that traffic often moves faster than the block was built to handle. When a driver hurts someone that way, New…
