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  • Mercer County $2.2 million car accident verdict awarded

    Oct 26, 2015

    The Pittsburgh car accident attorneys at Dallas W. Hartman, P.C. have reached a verdict of $2,200,000.00 for a Mercer County woman injured in a car accident. On Friday, October 23, 2015, a Mercer County Court of Common Pleas entered a jury verdict that awarded the seventy-five-year-old victim of a 2009 car accident $2.2 million. In 2009, a Stoneboro, Pennsylvania woman was driving south on State Route 173 between Grove City and Mercer, Pennsylvania. At that time,...
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  • Dreams of crumpled metal, shattered glass and pain

    Oct 21, 2015

    At one point or another, all of us have had a bad dream. Some are pretty common, including a dream in which you're in school and the teacher is about to test the class on a subject you have not studied. Other common dreams include visions of falling, being chased, flying and showing up to work or school in your birthday suit. People who have been in serious car accidents sometimes have nightmares for months...
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  • Dallas Hartman scholarship recipients from Penn State Shenango recognized

    Oct 14, 2015

    Among many other things-such as being a father, husband, and dedicated attorney-Dallas Hartman is also a philanthropist. Attorney Dallas Hartman has set up three different scholarships-one for him and his wife: the Dallas and Kristina Hartman Trustee Scholarship, one for his firm: the Dallas W. Hartman P.C. Attorneys at Law Trustee Scholarship, and one on behalf of himself: the Dallas W. Hartman P.C. Trustee Scholarship. Each year in the fall, Penn State Shenango hosts the...
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  • Pedestrian accident victim dies 50 years later of severe injuries

    Sep 3, 2015

    Most of our readers were not yet born when an 8-year-old Pennsylvania boy was hit by a car on July 8, 1965. The day after the pedestrian accident, the Allentown newspaper reported that the boy hospitalized in critical condition had suffered broken legs, cuts and bruises — as well as massive head injuries. The severe brain trauma he suffered that day resulted in quadriplegia for the boy. Fifty years later, he was still being treated...
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  • Driving too fast for conditions?

    Aug 18, 2015

    The thunder rolled from a memorial to benefit the daughters of a paramedic who lost her life in the line of duty earlier this year, according to a WJAC report. Two hundred motorcyclists rode in a show of support for the 38-year-old who earlier this year was struck by a coal truck as she helped at the scene of a car accident to the east of Pittsburgh. The Upper Yoder Township fatal accident was the...
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  • Route 65 truck accident claims two lives

    Aug 11, 2015

    A truck driver told a Pittsburgh TV station that an Audi driver made a fatal decision on Route 65 near the I-79 interchange. The trucker said the northbound Audi tried to pass him on the left. Just went straight into oncoming traffic while she was going around me," he told WTAE. The car slammed head-on into a southbound tractor-trailer. The big rig erupted in flames which set fire to a transit van. The Audi then...
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  • Pittsburgh building boom means more construction injuries

    Aug 4, 2015

    It's that time of the year: the summer sun is shining and the air is filled with the sounds of baseball games, family picnics, children playing and the bangs and booms of busy construction sites. The website BuildingPittsburgh.com says construction activity is "up significantly" this year in metropolitan Pittsburgh. Commercial construction projects are up 24.3 percent and residential construction is up 31 percent over last year. While that is good economic news, it also reminds...
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  • Will bigger rigs roll over Pennsylvania and Ohio?

    Jul 29, 2015

    The biggest vehicles rolling on Pennsylvania and Ohio highways are tractor-trailers. The behemoths could get significantly bigger if Congress has its way. The U.S. House of Representatives has already passed a measure and sent it on to the Senate that would enable trucking companies to roll 85-foot double tractor-trailers across America. The giant new trucks would be 17 feet longer than those currently allowed on Pennsylvania roads. Naturally, shipping companies are excited about the prospect,...
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  • Slippery Rock car accident critically injures 3

    Jul 27, 2015

    A car accident in Slippery Rock Township near the intersection of Route 8 and Branchton Road has injured six total people. Three of the six injured are said to be critical. The accident occurred when a 19 year old man from Cranberry Township crossed through an intersection and hit a pickup truck being operated by a 55 year old Marion Township man. The 19 year old had four passengers in his vehicle. Two victims from...
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  • Ikea dresser causes death of two children

    Jul 23, 2015

    An Ikea furniture store dresser, known as the MALM chest, has caused the death of two children in the United States this past year. Both children were killed in tip-over incidents. Tip-over incidents occur when a piece of furniture or an appliance is knocked over or falls over and lands on somebody. According to the Consumer Product Safety Commission, tip-over incidents frequently injure children and in fact, roughly every 14 days a child dies as...
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