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If you are a construction worker who spends time outdoors while earning your living in the harsh Pennsylvania winter, you might not realize that even the rays of the winter sun could cause skin cancer.

In our last post, we talked about reckless driving. This dangerous behavior can take many different forms, from speeding out on the road to failing to obey street and traffic signs.

It was just like any other day. You left your house, went to work, clocked in and started about your business. Then it happened, you suffered an injury — one that needed immediate medical attention.

If you have been involved in a car accident, you know how chaotic and emotionally overwhelming the situation can be. Your first priority should always be to examine your own condition as well as the condition of others...

Social media has revolutionized the way we communicate, share, and advertise to each other, and it’s also had a profound effect on the legal profession. What you may not realize is just how much of an impact your online conduct could have on your personal injury lawsuit.

After an accident, you will most likely file a claim for compensation for your injuries. Often, this compensation covers your medical expenses, but you can also claim damages for “pain and suffering.”

The mobile game known as Pokémon Go has become an almost instantaneous sensation since its launch. Less than a week later, the app is already rivaling the social media giant Twitter’s mobile platform for data usage levels on mobile devices.

No two car accidents are the same, which is why no two accident victims sustain the same injuries. While some can walk away with minor cuts and bruises from a head-on collision, others may find themselves with traumatic brain injuries.

In Altoona, across Pennsylvania and around the nation, teen drivers are considered risky when out on the road. With their inexperience and lack of judgment, it is nearly unavoidable that there will be car accidents as they just start out as drivers.

Car accidents can happen quickly, leaving you stunned and confused. Emotions often run high, and many people may not know what to do after being involved in an accident.