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Allstate Pays $22 Million to Car Accident Victim in Bad Faith Lawsuit

The car accident, which took place in 2009, ended with Allstate having to pay $22 million dollars instead of the $250,000 the claim originally asked for. The victim of the accident won the verdict at the Philadelphia court of Common Pleas in 2013, but was delayed until 2014 by Allstate…

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Drunk Driving

Driving under the influence is one of the worst offenses that a driver can commit. Every day, people are getting killed and seriously injured after people decide to drive while intoxicated. These people who commit the dangerous crime of “driving under the influence” are putting themselves and other people at…

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April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month.

With Spring warming up (and here’s to hoping we don’t get any more snow) April is distracted Driving Awareness month.  Each year thousands of people are killed and many more are injured because of distracted driving.  It isn’t always the person who is driving distracted who is injured in these accidents, but sadly an…

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Legislation Being Pushed to Require Truck Drivers to Remove Ice and Snow from Top of Trailers

The calendar may be edging slowly toward spring, but the temperatures here in Pennsylvania are anything but spring-like. Although the weather forecasts have yet to show if we may see any more snow this month, that’s not stopping one PA senator from pushing for legislation involving snow and ice on…

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Concerns Surround New Prescription Painkiller Zohydro

A new prescription painkiller is causing alot of concern among health care and consumer groups. The drug is called Zohydro and it’s a opioid analgesic that was approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) last fall to treat chronic pain. It will become available to patients this month. In…

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General Motors Expands Recent Recall

General Motors announced today that it would be expanding a recent recall of compact cars due to ignition issues. According to an article on CNN.com, the recall affects 1.37 million vehicles, including Chervolet Cobalts, Pontiac G5 cars, Saturn Ions, Chevrolet HHRs, Pontiac Solstices, and Saturn Skys manufactured between 2003 and…

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U.S. Department of Transportation Orders Trucking Company Off the Road

According to a press release from the U.S. Department of Transportation, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has ordered a Tennessee truck driver and his trucking company to cease operations, following an accident in Pennsylvania in November of 2013. In November, the truck driver was travelling along Interstate 81…

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