What Is Infant Shudder Syndrome?

It usually starts with a sudden, jerky movement. A baby might stiffen up, tremble for a second or two, and then go right back to normal. There’s no crying, no fever, and no clear signs of distress. Just a quick shudder, and it’s over. To… read more

What Happens if You Get Pulled Over in Lancaster Without Your License on You?

Getting pulled over can be stressful under any circumstances. If it happens in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and you realize you do not have your driver’s license on you, the situation can feel even more overwhelming.  Forgetting your license is not the same as driving without a… read more

What to Do if Your Employer Didn’t Report Your Injury

If you have been injured in a workplace accident, you may be entitled to receive workers’ compensation benefits. You must report the injury to your employer. Then, your employer will typically be responsible for reporting the accident to their workers’ compensation insurance carrier. If they… read more

Why Hiring the Best Workers’ Compensation Lawyer Is Important

If you’ve been injured on the job or diagnosed with a work-related illness, filing a workers’ compensation claim may be the first step toward protecting your health and financial stability. In an ideal world, you would submit your claim, receive benefits, and focus on recovery…. read more

Who Is at Fault for a Single-Vehicle Accident?

Accidents involving only one vehicle may seem straightforward, but determining who is at fault can be complicated. In Pennsylvania, as in many other states, a single-vehicle accident can involve various factors that influence liability, such as road conditions, driver behavior, and even vehicle maintenance.  If… read more

Workers’ Compensation Lawyer 101: Can You Sue Your Employer for Negligence as an Injured Worker?

If you’ve been injured in a workplace accident in Pennsylvania, you may wonder about your legal options. Most employers must carry workers’ compensation insurance, which typically provides your only avenue for benefits. Even if your employer’s negligence caused the accident, workers’ comp is considered the… read more

How Much Is 100% SSDI?

People sometimes ask about “100% SSDI,” but Social Security disability doesn’t actually work on a percentage scale the way VA disability does. Instead, the Social Security Administration looks at your lifetime earnings to determine your monthly check. The maximum monthly SSDI payment is $4,018, though… read more

DUI vs. DWI vs. DWAI: What’s the Difference? 

In Pennsylvania, including Lancaster, the legal term for impaired driving is DUI (Driving Under the Influence). The state does not differentiate between DUI and DWI, although other states may use the terms differently.  Pennsylvania’s DUI law covers operating a vehicle under the influence of alcohol… read more

Can I Get a Lump Sum Workers’ Compensation Settlement?

You can get a lump sum workers’ compensation settlement in Pennsylvania, including Harrisburg. Both you and your employer’s workers’ compensation insurance company must agree to settle your claim for a single one-time payment instead of ongoing workers’ compensation benefits. A lump sum workers’ compensation settlement… read more

What To Do if You Are Fired on Workers’ Comp Medical Leave

Being injured at work is almost always a stressful experience. However, when you also lose your job while recovering on workers’ compensation medical leave, it can become entirely overwhelming.  Many Pennsylvania employees are unsure of their rights in this situation. The good news is that… read more