A heartbreaking crash in Venango County recently claimed the lives of two PennDOT workers, according to reports from ABC27. The tragic incident happened along Interstate 80, reminding us all that even a routine drive can turn deadly in an instant — and often, defective or poorly maintained tires are part of the problem. Tires are […]
The Hidden Dangers in Your Garage — And What to Do If Disaster Strikes
A tragic accident in Menallen Township, Fayette County, serves as a painful reminder that some of the most dangerous hazards we face aren’t on the roads — they’re right at home. According to CBS News Pittsburgh, a man was killed when an air compressor exploded inside his garage — an everyday piece of equipment that […]
Heartbreak and Hope: Aftermath of the Tragic Scooter Collision in Aston
On Saturday, June 14, 2025, around 2:18 p.m., tragedy struck near the intersection of Lehr Boulevard and Concord Road in Aston Township, Delaware County, when two young girls were struck by a vehicle while riding on an electric scooter. The collision left both juveniles with life-threatening injuries. One of the girls, 12‑year‑old Abigail Gillon, tragically […]
Tragic Train-SUV Collision Claims Two Lives in Rockwood, PA
A quiet morning in Rockwood Borough turned into a devastating tragedy on Thursday, June 20, 2025, when a collision between a CSX freight train and an SUV claimed the lives of two Somerset women. The fatal accident occurred around 10:28 a.m. at a railroad crossing on Bridge Street, just south of Main Street, shaking the […]
Tragic I-78 Crash Highlights Dangers of Roadside Breakdowns — What You Need to Know
On the night of June 16, 2025, a routine drive turned tragic on Interstate 78 in Williams Township, Northampton County. A man lost his life while trying to push his companion’s disabled vehicle off the busy highway—an incident that underscores how dangerous breakdowns can be on high-speed roadways. What Happened According to authorities, a woman’s […]
Denied a Workers’ Compensation Claim in Pennsylvania? Here’s What You Can Do Next
If you were hurt on the job and your workers’ compensation claim was denied in Pennsylvania, don’t panic—denials are common, and many are overturned on appeal. With the right approach, you may still be able to secure the benefits you deserve. Understand Why Your Claim Was DeniedFirst, carefully review the denial letter. Common reasons include: […]
Who Is Liable for Slip and Fall Accidents in Pennsylvania? Your Rights and Legal Options
Slip and fall accidents are among the most common causes of injury, but many people don’t realize they may have a legal claim. In Pennsylvania, property owners have a duty to keep their premises safe for guests, customers, and other lawful visitors. What Is Premises Liability?Premises liability is a legal concept that holds property owners […]
What to Do After a Car Accident in Pennsylvania: 8 Steps to Protect Your Health and Legal Rights
Being involved in a car accident in Pennsylvania can be disorienting and stressful. But knowing what to do immediately after a crash can protect your health, your finances, and your ability to pursue a legal claim. Here’s a step-by-step guide: 1. Check for Injuries and Call 911Your first priority is safety. Check yourself and others […]
Tragic Electrocution in State College Highlights Post-Storm Electrical Hazards
A recent incident in State College, Pennsylvania, underscores the critical dangers associated with downed power lines following severe weather. On April 29, 2025, 22-year-old Bryce Lowman of Chambersburg tragically lost his life due to electrocution near a utility pole on the 1500 block of University Drive. Reports indicate that Lowman was attempting to extinguish a […]
Franklin County Tragedy Underscores Importance of Roadside Awareness and Driver Vigilance
A recent fatal accident in Franklin County, Pennsylvania, has brought renewed attention to the critical need for drivers to exercise caution when passing individuals working in or near roadways. According to reports, the incident involved a vehicle striking a person who was operating or working near a lawnmower at the edge of a residential property. […]
