In 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 […]
Over 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 […]
The Philadelphia area is home to dozens of colleges and universities. From Drexel, La Salle, the University of Pennsylvania and Temple located within the city itself to Bryn Mawr, Villanova, Penn State Abington, Rutgers, West Chester and Widener located in the greater Delaware Valley area. Our city benefits from these universities and their students in […]
In late November, tragedy struck in Philadelphia, as 24-year-old Emily Fredricks was struck and killed while riding in a bike lane on 11th Street in Center City Philadelphia. Less than three weeks later, another 24-year-old woman was struck by a garbage truck in downtown Philadelphia. Becca Refford was riding in the bike lane on Pine […]
The taxman. He’s seemingly everywhere. Whether it’s your income, a gift, or the lottery, it seems as though the government always gets a piece of your money. But is Uncle Sam entitled to some of the money that you win from a personal injury lawsuit? In a perfect world, you would simply win your lawsuit, […]
