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A previous post on this blog talked about how the number of fatal truck accidents across the country have been on the rise of late. The post also discussed how, even in the face of these statistics, the federal government is now considering loosening the federal rest rules to allow what proponents call additional flexibility for truckers and the trucking industry in Pennsylvania and nationwide.

No two car accidents are the same, which is why no two accident victims sustain the same injuries. While some can walk away with minor cuts and bruises from a head-on collision, others may find themselves with traumatic brain injuries.

If you are a construction worker who spends time outdoors while earning your living in the harsh Pennsylvania winter, you might not realize that even the rays of the winter sun could cause skin cancer.

After you have been injured in a car accident, you face a long, painful recovery. In the worst cases, you may never fully recover.

Realizing that an injury or medical condition has rendered you disabled can shake your world. And when a workplace accident is the cause of an injury or illness, it can result in workers in Pennsylvania and elsewhere questioning what they can do to address the harms they are currently suffering as well as the future damages they may endure.

If you’ve been involved in a car accident, it is likely that you will need to prepare a claim to recover damages. Getting ready to file a claim can be a complex process, and neglecting to prepare correctly can lessen your settlement amount.

There are many different tasks that people in Pennsylvania need to complete each day. Some of these are easier than others, but over time there have been many products developed to help make these tasks easier.

If you are a member of a construction crew in Altoona or another city in Pennsylvania, you will likely risk your life frequently.

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.

Office buildings, retail stores, factories, warehouses and other work environments in Pennsylvania pose safety risks, but construction sites are significantly more dangerous than other workplaces.