On behalf of Berger and Green on Tuesday, January 10, 2012. We established this blog to share stories and information about topics relevant to our practice. Our intent is to highlight local stories, as well as national subject matter, that we think you will find interesting. We will regularly update this blog and encourage you … Read More »
You were involved in a car accident, now what?
Posted On: January 1, 1970 | Categorized as: Motor Vehicle AccidentsWith all of the cars on roads throughout the state of Pennsylvania it is not surprising that automobile accidents occur. While the severity of these car accidents varies, it is important that every driver know the steps he or she should take following such an incident. The first couple of things are fairly common sense. … Read More »
Pennsylvania motorists may see an increase of big rigs on the road
Posted On: January 1, 1970 | Categorized as: Truck Accidents, UncategorizedOn behalf of Cynthia Berger at Berger and Green As the American economy continues to improve, motorists may find themselves sharing the road with more large trucks. Sharing the road with large trucks is a stressful fact of life for many people who drive in Pennsylvania, and industry estimates predict these massive vehicles will soon … Read More »
Preventing nursing home negligence
Posted On: January 1, 1970 | Categorized as: Personal InjuryOn behalf of Cynthia Berger at Berger and Green There are many different signs of elder abuse those who have a loved one living in a nursing home should watch out for. Reports of nursing home residents being abused and neglected by their caregivers have grown increasingly common in recent years. However, as prevalent as … Read More »
Rearview cameras will soon be required in all new cars
Posted On: January 1, 1970 | Categorized as: UncategorizedRearview cameras will soon be required in all new vehicles manufactured in the U.S., safety regulators say. Children under the age of five face a higher risk than any other age group of being hurt or killed by a reversing vehicle, federal crash data shows. Adults age 70 and older face the second-highest risk. To … Read More »
