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OSHA investigating Pennsylvania wall collapse

By now most people have probably heard about the tragic building collapse in Pennsylvania that took the lives of several people and injured others. Since the collapse, at least one investigation, by the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration, has... Read More

How is child support affected by injuries in Pennsylvania?

As a new feature on our blog we will be featuring guest bloggers to discuss other legal topics as they relate to personal injury. By Lisa Vari on G+So you're injured in an accident. That is terrible on its own, but... Read More

Electrocution at construction site leaves one dead, another injured

Every job in the Pittsburgh is accompanied by certain risks. While many of those risks could lead to minor workplace injuries, in some cases more serious injuries are the end result, including death. Construction sites are often the sites of... Read More

Exeter hospital hep C outbreak leads to another infection

Regular readers of this blog are likely aware of the many hepatitis C cases that are being attributed to a former hospital technician. The man worked in hospitals throughout the nation as either a temporary or full-time employee, including one... Read More

Possible salmonella prompts cereal recall

Cinnamon Toast Crunch is a favorite breakfast cereal of children throughout the nation. The sweet cereal is even more fun when it is served from a miniature single serve box. Pittsburgh area parents who have purchased single-serve packages of the... Read More

Drowsy driving can be as deadly as drunk driving

It seems that sleep is being targeted as a new killer on the rise through Pennsylvania's roads and highways. State officials are now warning everyone on the road: BEWARE OF DROWSY DRIVERS!In addition to distracted driving, recent studies show that... Read More

Man sues hospital and doctors for delaying treatment

In recent years there has been much debate over how best to provide affordable health care. As Americans and Ohioans wait for parts of the Affordable Health Care Act to kick in, today millions live without any type of health... Read More

Billboard Music Awards attendee gets more than she paid for

Many music lovers in Butler County likely tuned in last month to the Billboard Music Awards to watch some of today's most popular singers and musicians perform and receive awards.  Some of the luckiest individuals even scored tickets to the... Read More

Ohio passengers injured when commercial bus crashes

What was a fun trip to Disney World for some Ohio high school band members ended in tragedy as the charter bus on which they were traveling was involved in a fatal accident. The commercial vehicle accident occurred during the... Read More

Pennsylvania medical provider sued after woman dies in prison

The estate of a Pennsylvania woman, who died, while in prison awaiting trial, is suing the county in which the prison is located. Also named as a defendant in the case, is the company that provided the prison's medical services... Read More

Are apologies for medical errors a good idea?

Medical mistakes are a reality in Western Pennsylvania as well as throughout the nation. While those mistakes do not always result in an injury to a patient, when they do, the health of the patient can be seriously impacted. In... Read More

Pennsylvania man alleges medical malpractice in the death of wife

A Pennsylvania man who believes his wife would be alive today were it not for the medical treatment she received at a hospital in the state, recently filed a wrongful death lawsuit, alleging medical malpractice. His 37-year-old wife died several... Read More
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