The clocks moved an hour back over the weekend as Daylight-Saving Time has come to an end. Losing an hour of daylight can have a significant impact on our daily routines. Mornings will be brighter which is good for school children and commuting to work; however, evening commutes around 5:00 p.m. will be much darker. …
No matter who is at fault, car accidents are emotionally jarring and exceptionally dangerous. Regardless of who is at fault for the accident, it is important to understand how your first-party benefits work. Fortunately, Pennsylvania is a “no-fault” state. What this means is that when there is an auto accident, we as Pennsylvanians will first …
The Assigned Claims Plan is an avenue of recovering for those who are involved in a Pennsylvania auto accident and there is no insurance coverage available to them. This is often seen in pedestrian hit and run accidents where the driver is not found, and the pedestrian does not have their own car. These claims …
Workers’ Compensation is a form of insurance that is generally available to those who are hurt at work. Each state has its own laws governing those benefits. In Pennsylvania, when you are injured during the course and scope of your employment, generally your exclusive remedy is workers’ compensation. This means that when you are hurt …
Workers’ Compensation was created to protect employees and employers in the event of a work-related accident. But what about an illness like COVID-19? Workers’ Compensation allows an employee to receive medical treatment and compensation for any wage loss because of a work-related injury or disease. Generally, workers’ compensation does not cover an illness such as …
