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  • Traveling for the Holidays? Stay Safe With These Driving Tips
    It’s hard to believe that the winter season is already upon us. Before long, the festivities will be behind us as we welcome a new year full of endless opportunities. If you are traveling for the holiday season, it’s critical that you do what you can to stay safe. The rate of motor vehicle accidents tends to increase during the holiday season as a result of out-of-town commuters, cognitive distractions, poor weather conditions, and drunk driving. Here are some ways you can stay safe on your trip ahead:

  • US Regulator Issues Warning About Peloton Treadmill After Child Dies

    Federal safety regulators have recently issued warnings to owners of Peloton treadmill devices after multiple reports of injuries and one fatality were attributed to the popular treadmill. CPSC Warns of Risk to Children and Pets from Peloton Treadmills The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission issued a briefing after multiple reports of children and pets being…

  • Facebook Removes Video of Trump Interview with His Daughter-in-Law

    A video of an interview with former President Donald Trump was removed from the Facebook account of his daughter-in-law Lara Trump. Facebook Removed Former President Trump’s Interview as Part of Ban from Platform Lara Trump recently posted a video of an interview she conducted with former President Trump.

  • Teenagers Charged with Carjacking and Murder in Death of UberEats Driver in Washington, DC

    Two teen girls in Washington D.C. were charged with the carjacking and murder of an UberEats driver. The case raises questions about who can be held liable for the wrongful death of drivers working for the UberEats service. Teens Charged after Tasing UberEats Driver Mohammad Anwar, 66, was killed in late March 2021 by two…

  • What Should I Do if I Was Hit By a Car As a Pedestrian?

    Here, in the City of Brotherly Love, walking is one of the most popular methods of transportation. Unfortunately, despite the convenience that walking offers, it isn’t without its risks. If you are struck by a car while crossing the street, what should you do? Who do you file a claim against? Will your claim for…

  • Can Social Networks Limit Free Speech?

    The short answer to this important question is “it depends,” as is so often the case in dealing with legal issues. Whether social networks can censor our speech and determine who is and who is not allowed to use their platforms is simply a legal issue. Your relationship with these networks is governed by their…

  • Don’t Become Another Road Statistic This Thanksgiving

    It’s hard to believe that Thanksgiving is already upon us. Pretty soon we’ll be saying goodbye to 2020 and writing down our resolutions for the upcoming year. Before we get that far, though, we have to get through some major holidays, all of which pose a certain amount of risk you should be aware of.

  • Do I Have a Medical Malpractice Case?

    There’s nothing quite as overwhelming as being the victim of medical malpractice. While it’s common to believe that an error always constitutes medical malpractice, it’s important to remember that a bad outcome doesn’t always warrant a claim. Doctors and other medical professionals are not perfect and because so many common illnesses have symptoms that mimic…

  • What Are the Most Common Schoolplace Accidents and Injuries?

    Can you believe that the back to school season is already here? While it’s hard for many of us to wrap our heads around just how quickly this year is flying by, it’s important to remember that school can present its own set of dangers. This is why it’s crucial to be prepared for the…

  • Can You Sue if Your Child Was Injured Because of Hazing?

    When parents send their kids off to college, it’s safe to assume that one of their biggest fears is that their child will become a victim of hazing. In fact, statistics from the University of Dayton, Ohio state that about 55% of all college students who are engaged in extracurricular activities have experienced hazing. Perhaps…

  • Federal Prosecutors Order PA and Three Other Governors to Turn Over Data Related to Nursing Home COVID-19 Deaths

    On August 26th, the U.S. Justice Department announced that it had sent requests to the governor of Pennsylvania, along with the governors of New York, New Jersey, and Michigan, seeking information on orders and directives that those governors’ offices issues with respect to nursing homes during the COVID-19 pandemic, with officials at the Justice Department…

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