Whether as a preferred means of travel, or simply for exercise, many individuals choose to reach their destinations via the sidewalk. While this form of transportation can be beneficial in numerous ways, it can also be somewhat risky, especially if pedestrians come in contact with a negligent driver. Pedestrian-related accidents are a serious concern in areas of Pennsylvania and across the country, and if the driver of a vehicle is deemed at fault, the victims could choose to seek restitution through a personal injury claim should they be injured in the process.
Personal injury: Wrong-way driver hits 7 pedestrians
New DUI law on Pennsylvania's horizon
A conviction for drunk driving can instantly change a person's life. Typically, convicted drivers have to surrender their licenses for a certain period of time, pay a fine and perhaps spend some time in jail, depending on the circumstances. DUI penalties in Pennsylvania also may include attending alcohol education or treatment sessions. However, completing this requirement, as well as fulfilling other obligations, is often complicated by the suspension of one's driver's license.
Three things to ask in an initial consultation
The fear of the unknown is arguably the worst type of fear. This is especially difficult if you are facing a divorce or a child custody dispute for the first time. Perhaps you have heard horror stories about how unfair the court system may be or how expensive it is to have your day in court.
How property division works in a Pennsylvania divorce
Pennsylvania couples in the process of divorce have a few options for dividing their property. They may choose to come to an agreement. If they have a valid prenup, division will likely proceed according to its terms.
