MyPhillyLawyer.com Helps Wilmington Youth Basketball Team When Uniforms are Stolen PHILADELPHIA – July 22, 2009 – After their treasured big-time basketball uniforms were stolen late last week, the 6- to 10-year-old members of the Delaware Royalty youth basketball team will soon be back on the court in style after Philadelphia law firm, MyPhillyLawyer, donated money…

Driving while texting: proposed Pa. law would levy $100 fine Tired of seeing drivers texting from cellphones and PDAs while they’re behind the wheel of their cars, minivans and trucks? So are we, as is every other rational person who doesn’t want to get hurt in a vehicle accident due to someone else’s carelessness. Well,…

If you have ever been involved in a car accident, even one that is minor, you know that the aftermath can be very hectic and chaotic. If you have serious injuries or property damage, you will definitely want to document as much information as possible about the accident, the drivers, the vehicles and objects involved.…

Since the announcement of Chrysler’s bankruptcy plan nearly a month ago, opponents have gathered to express outrage at the injustice of this plan. As we discussed previously, the Chrysler bankruptcy plan leaves people who are injured as the result of defective Chrysler vehicles without legal claims against the “new” emerging company. This outrage did little…

For years, DUI defense attorneys have questioned the reliability of breath test results used as evidence of alcohol intoxication in DUI cases. Criminal defense attorneys across the nation have suggested that the source code used to program alcohol breath test machines have errors that make the machines render unreliable results in certain circumstances. Reliability of…

Last Saturday, the New York Times published an article about rampant medical negligence in a Philadelphia hospital, drawing national attention to a terrible local problem. According to the article, with broken equipment and minimal oversight, a “rogue cancer unit” at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center botched 92 of 116 procedures intended to help prostate cancer…