Luca Slipping and falling on an icy sidewalk can be extremely painful. Depending on where you fall, you may ask, who is liable, or responsible, for your injuries? Rules for maintaining sidewalks vary around the US. For example, in New Jersey, liability for the fall may attach to the abutting owner of the property. If the … Read more
The argument that “everyone’s does it” does not come close to justify texting and driving. This is a very serious issue because texting and driving is very dangerous. In fact, statistics demonstrate that texting and driving is as likely to cause an accident as drinking and driving. Yet time and time again, drivers for some … Read more
Typically, automobile accidents occur while moving automobiles collide, but what if suddenly you found yourself rear-ended by another car while sitting parked in your vehicle? This is what happened to Jesse L. Mickens, Jr., who was permanently injured on January 8, 2010 in a rear end accident caused by driver Timothy Misdom (who was driving … Read more
We’ve all seen the low testosterone (“Low T”) replacement therapy TV commercials and advertisements in magazines or on the Internet. Several pharmaceutical drug companies are literally selling and pedaling around a type of “fountain of youth” in order to entice older men into taking Low T replacement therapies. These men may be experiencing what is … Read more
When it comes the insufferable task of shoveling your sidewalk in the winter, what can you do? You don’t have much of an option—it needs to be done. Otherwise, you can blow it off. Sure—but at best, you’ll get slapped with a fine and at worst, someone will slip, fall, break their leg and you’ll … Read more
Imagine this: you’ve just been hit with a snowstorm and your knuckles are white as you’re driving home to a snowy Philly. No music on the radio. No distractions—just focus. The roads are already bad enough as it is. You’re just trying not to slip and slide into the other cars. You finally get there … Read more
The Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) found that after heart disease and cancer, the third leading cause of death in America was caused by medical negligence. Despite those figures, medical malpractice cases can often be the most contentious type of negligence case victims may file – that is to say they are boldly … Read more
Dog owners…restrain your pets, warns the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (“CDC”). The statistics are frightening how a seemingly innocent dog can instantly contribute to a public health nightmare by biting an unassuming passerby, neighbor, friend, child, or visitor. As of September 5, 2014, the CDC estimated that in the United States alone, dogs … Read more
Expectant mothers often face the difficult choice of whether they should take antidepressants such as serotonin re-uptake inhibitors (SSRIs), or serotonin and norepinephrine reuptake inhibitors (SNRIs), or completely forego these medications during their pregnancies. According to the American Psychological Association (“APA”), depression affects more than 17 million adults on an annual basis and of that … Read more
Parking lots and parking garages abound in most major cities and even smaller towns across Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware. These structures allow individuals easy access to businesses, schools, office buildings, retail establishments, and airports. While convenient and useful, parking ramps, garages, and lots can be highly dangerous. In fact, these parking structures are the … Read more
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