Are You Liable For a Dog Bite Incident On Your Property?
When someone is bitten by a dog on your property, the situation can be distressing for everyone involved. The primary question that arises is whether you, as the property owner, are liable for the incident. In Pennsylvania, liability for dog bites can be complex and depends on various factors, including the dog’s history and the […]
Read MoreGuide to Pennsylvania School Bus Law Changes
Pennsylvania has recently implemented several changes to its school bus laws aimed at increasing the safety of students and ensuring compliance from drivers. For parents, guardians, and drivers, understanding these changes is crucial to avoid penalties and keep children safe. The key changes include stricter penalties for violations, enhanced safety protocols, and increased enforcement measures. […]
Read MoreSeeking Justice as a Victim of Rideshare Sexual Assault
Experiencing a rideshare sexual assault can be deeply traumatic, leaving victims feeling vulnerable and unsure of their next steps. Rideshare services have grown in popularity due to their convenience, but unfortunately, they can also become settings for criminal acts, including sexual assault. Victims often find themselves grappling with emotional distress, physical injuries, and the overwhelming […]
Read MoreHow to Collect Damages After a Pennsylvania Car Accident With No Witnesses
If you have been involved in a car accident in Pennsylvania with no witnesses, you may feel uncertain about how to proceed. You deserve justice and compensation for your injuries and damages. After a car accident, you may be facing expensive medical bills, lost wages, and emotional distress. The knowledgeable attorneys at Rubin, Glickman, Steinberg […]
Read MoreDoes Pennsylvania Have a One-Bite Rule?
Dog bites can be traumatic, leaving victims with physical injuries and emotional scars. When such incidents occur, victims often seek clarity on the legal repercussions for the dog’s owner. One of the common questions asked is whether Pennsylvania follows the “one-bite rule.” The one-bite rule essentially implies that a dog owner is only liable for […]
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