Humans have five core senses: sight, hearing, touch, taste, and smell. If we lose one of these senses, it can have a significant impact on our quality of life. This is particularly true for people who have come to rely on the use of all five senses and lose one suddenly after an accident. Loss of […]
How Accidents Can Lead to Loss of Smell
/in Personal Injury /by Jay SolnickHumans have five core senses: sight, hearing, touch, taste, and smell. If we lose one of these senses, it can have a significant impact on our quality of life. This is particularly true for people who have come to rely on the use of all five senses and lose one suddenly after an accident. Loss of […]
Pennsylvania Takes Inventory of Potentially Defective Guardrails
/in Car Accidents /by Jay SolnickWhen you are driving down a Philadelphia-area roadway, you likely don’t pay much attention to the various features of the road itself, such as the paint, the jersey barriers, or the guardrails. Yet each of these elements plays an important role in the overall safety of drivers on our roadways — and if one of […]
Becoming Whole Again: Loss of Consortium Claims in Pennsylvania
/in Personal Injury /by Jay SolnickIn personal injury cases, some types of damages are obvious. Whether you have suffered broken bones, a spinal cord injury, or even the loss of a limb, there are some injuries that anyone can see — and that are relatively easy to prove. Other losses are harder to demonstrate but are no less real. These […]
School Bus Safety: How A Recent Multi-Vehicle Bus Accident Highlights the Danger of School Buses
/in Bus Accidents /by Jay SolnickOver the past year, there have been multiple serious accidents involving school buses in the greater Philadelphia area. In early August 2018, a multi-vehicle crash involving a school bus took place on Roosevelt Boulevard in the Somerton section of Philadelphia. A week later, a school bus overturned on the New Jersey Turnpike near East Brunswick. […]
What Happens If You Are Injured at An Airbnb
/in Personal Injury /by Jay SolnickOver the past several years, Airbnb has become incredibly popular. 25 percent of leisure travelers expected to book at least one stay via Airbnb in 2017, an increase from 19 percent in 2016, according to a report from Morgan Stanley Research. Currently, Airbnb has over 4 million listings in more than 191 countries around the […]