Reasons 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 […]
Read MoreWhat Happens After Speeding in a Pennsylvania Work Zone?
There are times where you might not be aware of a construction site or the speed limit, and suddenly you are pulled over by an officer. While most speeding cases are limited to fines, work zones can have more penalties than you realize. Getting a ticket for speeding in a work zone can have lasting […]
Read More3 Tips for Getting Through a DUI Checkpoint in Pennsylvania
DUI checkpoints are designed to catch those driving under the influence, yet they sometimes also catch people who are not impaired at all. For instance, the stress of a police stop may sometimes result in a physical or mental response that may present as alcohol-fueled impairment when it is just fear or anxiety. The Rubin, […]
Read MoreWhat is the Criteria for Admissible Video Evidence?
Lawyers use many types of evidence to prove their client’s claim during a legal case. Video evidence is commonly used and is highly compelling to other people. When someone can see something with their own eyes, they are more inclined to believe what is being shown is unbiased and the truth. In some cases, the […]
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