As restaurants begin to reopen throughout the state of Pennsylvania, it is important to keep your safety in mind. While attending a meal, you usually do not consider the idea of being involved in an accident. However, it is possible in the event that the property owner is negligent and does not care for the grounds. When an injury is sustained due to negligence in a restaurant, injured parties may…Read More

Under premises liability law, property owners have a legal obligation to maintain their grounds so that people who come onto it do not become injured as a result. This can include owners and managers of apartment buildings, office buildings, parking lots, stadiums, shopping centers, etc. The failure to do so can result in serious injuries. There are many ways that a property owner can uphold their duty to a safe…Read More

When the proper standard of care is not upheld by an individual in a position of legal responsibility, it can result in serious accidents. These accidents have the potential to cause life-changing injuries to the individuals involved. It is because of this that they are able to pursue legal action to recover compensation for the damages they incurred. However, they must do so within the allotted time period, known as…Read More

As businesses in the state of Pennsylvania begin to reopen after months of temporary closures, business owners should keep in mind the importance of a safe premises. The failure to take care of a property can cause the grounds to become hazardous, thus putting visitors in jeopardy of becoming injured in an accident. When this happens, the injured party can pursue legal action against a negligent business owner under premises…Read More

Individuals who receive a driver’s license are trusted to operate their vehicles safely. Failure to do so can lead to accidents that can cause serious harm or even death to those who are involved. If you were involved in a serious car accident, it is important to know what steps you should take afterward. Continue reading below to learn more and contact an experienced Pennsylvania personal injury attorney if you…Read More

In response to certain food shortages during the Coronavirus pandemic, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration released new guidance regarding labeling. This allows food producers a certain flexibility when labeling the products by letting them make “minor formulation changes” to foods. This decision was made to relieve the stress of supply chain disruptions during this trying time.  What is the FDA’s Announcement? The new guidelines issued by the FDA states…Read More