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Take a Legal Checkup

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It’s important from time to time to take stock of your legal situation and make sure you are appropriately prepared for what might arise. While many people see the doctor once a year and the dentist every six months to make sure that things are going well, individuals and businesses can go decades without talking […]

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Dos and Don’ts for Pending Personal Injury Cases

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If you’re a plaintiff in a personal injury case, there are things you should and should not do while your case is pending. In this article, we’ll discuss three of those things. You can read about those things below, or watch this video from Attorney Joel Ready. 1. Do not post on social media. When […]

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Defending an Appeal to the Superior Court

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Congratulations! You won your case before the Court of Common Pleas, and you’re relieved that your long lawsuit has come to an end. But then you get the bad news: the other side has appealed to the Pennsylvania Superior Court. Can your hard-won victory be overturned by the appeals courts? What steps should you take […]

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Debunking Common Personal Injury Myths

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Myths can be dangerous, especially when you’re injured and trying to understand the legal process. Law is complicated, and so it comes with plenty of urban legends attached. So today, we’re separating fact and myth. Have you been injured in an accident? Here are some myths to dispel right away. Myth 1: Personal injury lawsuits […]

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Big Win in Bitler v. Robeson Township

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Yesterday Judge Leeson of the District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania ruled in favor of our client, Timothy Bitler Sr., a supervisor on the Board of Supervisors in Robeson Township. Mr. Bitler has been recording township meetings, including the Board of Supervisors meeting, to give local citizens an opportunity to watch their elected […]

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Can landlords garnish wages in Pennsylvania?

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Pennsylvania allows landlords to garnish wages from their tenants in certain circumstances. There are limitations set by both state and federal law. Wage garnishment can help landlords to collect money from legal judgments as long as they stay within the parameters of the law. What is wage garnishment? Wage garnishment is a means by which […]

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Americans With Disabilities Act Claims in Employment

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What do you do if you have been discriminated against based on your disability at your job? Does your job have to accommodate your disability? Are they required to change their policies and procedures to allow you to do your job? These are the subjects of today’s blog post. The Americans With Disabilities Act was […]

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Pennsylvania Declaration of Rights

Pennsylvania Declaration of Rights Many people are familiar with the protections afforded by the Bill of Rights to the federal Constitution. Fewer may be aware that Article 1 of the Pennsylvania Constitution, known as the Declaration of Rights, also provides broad protection of rights and liberties. Grounded in the belief that “All men are born […]