Monthly Archives: May 2014
Falls from ladders a workplace issue
Though few people likely spend much time thinking about it, some occupations throughout the Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, area require the use of ladders. Since falls from this type of equipment can have devastating results, it is best when employers did another...
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Wrongful death claims from ATV accidents on the rise
ATV accidents often end in death. Recently, we have heard several heartbreaking stories of people, young people especially, who have been killed in ATV and off-road vehicle accidents. If you have been injured in an ATV accident, or you have...
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Bicyclists injured and killed in pedestrian accidents remembered
Pedestrian accidents involving bicyclists around Pittsburgh take place at an alarming rate. Last evening, bicyclists gathered for the tenth annual Pittsburgh "Ride of Silence." The ride, which started at 6 p.m. at the intersection of Forbes Avenue and Schenley Drive...
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Car accidents: police officer struck by negligent driver
Car accidents caused by negligent driver who aren't paying attention to traffic signals can leave their victims severely hurt. When people fail to pay attention while driving--whether it is because they have fallen asleep, or are texting or talking while...
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Traumatic brain injury difficult to detect and assess
When someone suffers a traumatic brain injury (TBI), the insurance company will attempt to settle the claim as quickly as possible because it knows by doing so it can limit financial exposure and curtail liability. A TBI is one of...
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Visit to cemetery on Memorial Day leaves woman injured
For individuals throughout the nation, Memorial Day weekend marks the unofficial start of summer. Over the course of the long weekend many residents of the state of Pennsylvania celebrated the holiday by gathering with family and friends. Others observe the...
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Pedestrian accidents: drunk driver sentenced on Tuesday
Pedestrian accidents plague our region each year. The number of people who are injured and killed annually fluctuates for ambiguous reasons, and safety movement tend to curtail numbers on particular years, but when drunk drivers cause pedestrian accidents, the fault...
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Birth injuries caused by E. coli can go undetected
Usually, a stomach virus, flu, or food poisoning does not put your unborn baby at risk. If a mother-to-be is throwing up or has irregular bowel movements, she can be treated with a lot of fluids and rest. For more...
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Pennsylvania worker rescued from manhole
A worker in the state of Pennsylvania need not have an inherently dangerous job to be injured while working. Workers' compensation could be available to any worker who is hurt in the course of his or her job. This is...
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Firm News: Hartman, Olcott, Hayne-Robertson honored by Super Lawyers
Dallas W. Hartman, P.C., Attorneys at Law is proud to have three lawyers recognized by Super Lawyers MagazineFor the fourth consecutive year, Attorney Dallas W. Hartman has been recognized by Super Lawyers Magazine as one of Pennsylvania's top lawyers. Super...
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Erie car accidents send two to Hamot
Car accidents can have tremendously adverse effects on the victims and their families. The physical and emotional pain can be enough to leave some out of work for the rest of their lives. Depending on several factors, such as road...
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Person’s genes may determine severity of brain injury
There is no question that brain injuries can change lives. Residents of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, who are inflicted with them, could suffer symptoms such as headaches, cognitive issues and personality changes for years to come. Those who live with individuals recovering...
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