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Car accidents can be traumatic and result in serious injuries to victims. In addition, it is important for victims to understand that car accident injuries can worsen over time.

Taking to the roads around Altoona and other areas in Pennsylvania on a motorcycle could be exciting and even intoxicating. Few other activities can compare with the freedom of riding a bike.

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration lists construction as one of the most hazardous industries in Pennsylvania and across the country.

After working in the construction industry for any length of time, you probably find yourself working from heights fairly often. Under Pennsylvania and federal laws, it is a requirement that your employer make sure that you can work at the required heights safely.

In the wake of a tragic loss, many people get by through the power of denial. Often considered the first stage of the grieving process, a sense of unreality or denial about the unexpected death...

How to Protect Yourself from Repetitive Stress Injuries at Work

Right after a collision happens, certain injuries will be obvious. You’ll know your leg is broken when you can’t put any weight on it, while loss of sensation and motor function could be warning signs of spinal cord injuries.

Ladders are some of the most common and dangerous tools that people use on the job. Part of the problem is that they don’t appear dangerous, at least not in the way at that a blowtorch or a circular saw does.

Halloween is just around the corner, so it’s important to prepare for any potential hazards both for yourself and those around you. Here are a few quick, valuable tips for Halloween holiday safety.

Like the vast majority of its sister states, Pennsylvania uses .08 blood alcohol content, or BAC, as its legal limit for the purpose of deciding whether a driver can face criminal drunk driving charges. In other words, if a police officer can validly establish that a driver had .08 or more BAC, then it is relatively easy to prosecute criminal charges against that driver, that is, as opposed to a driver who blew under .08 BAC.