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Boating Accident Claims Life in Union County, Underscoring Importance of Boating Safety
Wrongful Death
|A boating accident claimed the life of a 37-year-old woman, according to news reports from WNEP. Rescue teams were called to assist two boaters in the Susquehanna River in Union Township. Their boat had capsized near Silo Lane. Rescue teams found one survivor, a man, soon after arrival. Approximately one hour later, dive teams found…
Why Philadelphia Workers’ Compensation Claims Can Become Complex
workers' compensation
|Workers’ compensation is a complex area of the law. It can also be confusing for an injured worker. If you work and live in Pennsylvania, you are entitled to receive benefits under the umbrella of the Workers’ Compensation Act. Injured Pennsylvania workers may receive benefits for permanent or temporary disability and medical costs. While Pennsylvania…
Court Radio: Get Your Legal Questions Answered
Court Radio, Podcast
|On this episode of Court Radio, Dean Weitzman of MyPhillyLawyer answers legal questions from callers.
MyPhillyLawyer Notes Pennsylvania Car Accidents on the Rise
Motor Vehicle Accidents
|According to PennDOT, 115,938 crashes in Pennsylvania claimed the lives of 1,179 people and injured 67,012. The 2022 fatalities represent the fourth-lowest number of deaths in Pennsylvania. Every day, there were 318 collisions, an average of 13 wrecks every hour. This means that every day, 3 Pennsylvanians died, representing approximately one death every 7 hours.…
Hit and Run Philly Accident Leaves Chinatown Pedestrian Critically Injured
Motor Vehicle Accidents
|A hit-and-run accident in Philadelphia’s Chinatown area left a 53-year-old pedestrian critically injured. Police are searching for the driver, according to a Fox 29 news report. Injuries in Chinatown Hit-and-Run Accident The crash occurred just after 9 p.m. at the intersection of 11th Street and Vine Street. Using the crosswalk, the pedestrian was crossing 11th…
Court Radio: Get Your Legal Questions Answered
Court Radio, Podcast
|On this episode of Court Radio, Dean Weitzman of MyPhillyLawyer answers legal questions from callers.