Who is Eligible for House Arrest in Pennsylvania?
House arrest is one of the most common alternatives to traditional incarceration. While it might seem like a more acceptable sentence, it can be somewhat restrictive depending on the parameters of the sentence. Moreover, some rules correspond with house arrest, making it challenging for anyone else living in the home. Yet, it is a preferable […]
Read MoreHow Unsecured Truck Cargo Leads to Accidents
Objects carried in the back of a pick-up truck or hauled on a semi-truck have an incredible amount of force when they are not appropriately secured when traveling on interstates and highways. Properly securing this cargo is vital to prevent vehicle accidents, personal injury, and even death. According to a 2016 AAA Foundation study, more […]
Read MoreWhen Can Passengers File a Car Accident Claim for Injuries?
Each year, there are an average of six million car accidents that occur across the United States. While most people know that the drivers involved in the accident can file a personal injury claim following the incident, it is less common knowledge that the passengers of the vehicles have the same right. Rubin, Glickman, Steinberg, […]
Read MoreReasons Insurance Companies May Not be Trustworthy
If you are driving a motor vehicle, chances are your state requires you to have automobile insurance that you’re paying for regularly, with the expectation that you will not need to use it. But what happens when the inevitable occurs, and you’re involved in a car accident? Will your insurance company be there for you? […]
Read MoreHow Does Self Defense Work in Pennsylvania?
Self-defense typically characterizes actions taken to protect yourself from physical harm. It provides legal recourse for someone that feels compelled to respond to a situation in a way that might usually be considered criminal. Yet, self-defense remains one of the more misinterpreted legal terms in Pennsylvania. Rubin, Glickman, Steinberg & Gifford are well-versed in self-defense […]
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