How Pennsylvania’s Comparative Negligence Law Affects Personal Injury Claims
Pennsylvania’s comparative negligence law represents one of the most important concepts for personal injury victims to understand, as it directly determines whether you can recover compensation and how much you may receive. Unlike some states that completely bar recovery if you bear any fault for an accident, Pennsylvania takes a more balanced approach, following a […]
Read MoreUnderstanding Premises Liability: What Pennsylvania Property Owners Need to Know
Property ownership in Pennsylvania comes with significant legal responsibilities that extend far beyond basic maintenance and upkeep. When someone gets injured on your property, you may face substantial liability regardless of whether you own a small residential property or operate a large commercial establishment. Understanding Pennsylvania’s premises liability laws helps you protect yourself from costly […]
Read MoreWhat Are Passenger Rights in Pennsylvania Car Accidents?
Being a passenger in a car accident often leaves people feeling helpless and uncertain about their legal rights. Unlike drivers who may bear some responsibility for an accident, passengers typically have no fault in the collision, placing them in a unique legal position when seeking compensation for their injuries. Pennsylvania’s complex insurance system, which gives […]
Read MoreThe Federal Tort Claims Act (FTCA): Suing the Government for Negligence
The Federal Tort Claims Act represents one of the few legal pathways available for Americans to seek compensation when federal government employees cause injury through negligence or wrongful conduct. Prior to 1946, the doctrine of sovereign immunity essentially made the federal government untouchable in civil court, leaving injured parties with no recourse except hoping Congress […]
Read MoreThe Green House Project: A New Model for Elder Care
The traditional nursing home model is undergoing a revolutionary transformation through The Green House Project, a groundbreaking approach to elder care that prioritizes dignity, autonomy, and quality of life. This innovative model replaces sterile institutional environments with small, home-like communities where seniors can maintain their independence while receiving the skilled care they need. At Rubin, […]
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