Understanding Waivers / Exculpatory Clauses in Pennsylvania
Waivers, sometimes referred to as exculpatory clauses, limit or prohibit claims that may arise for personal injuries or property damage. They are typically included in contracts with fitness clubs, ski resorts, or other types of athletic or recreational facilities. In some cases, the waivers or exculpatory clauses are printed on tickets for admission to sporting […]
Read MoreWhy It’s Important Never to Talk to a Cop
Fifty years ago, the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) made a landmark ruling in the case Miranda vs. Arizona. You have no doubt heard the words they mandated in that ruling over and over again: You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you. Those […]
Read MoreStay-at-Home Dads and Divorce
According to the Pew Research Center, the number of fathers staying at home to raise children has nearly doubled since 1989. In some instances, this is happening because the father is unemployed or unable to work, or because the mother has a higher earning potential. In many cases, however, fathers want to stay home and […]
Read MoreAs the Weather Warms Up, Drowning Danger Rises
Many Pennsylvania swimmers may be looking to enjoy the summer months by spending as much time as possible in a swimming pool. These pool lovers should be aware that drowning is a risk to swimmers of all ages and skill levels. While children are more likely to drown than adults, most people who drown each […]
Read MoreSummer Driving Risks with Teens Increase
As the school term ends for the summer, Pennsylvania families may be focused on planning vacations and other activities as they take advantage of the break. With free time on their hands, teenagers often focus on social activities, as well as summer employment. However, it is also important to revisit basic driving safety concepts as […]
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