Are landlords liable when a college student is injured in an off-campus house or apartment? Under Pennsylvania and New Jersey law, landlords may be liable for injuries to college students and their guests.
An in-depth look at Pennsylvania noneconomic damages law, including pain and suffering, embarrassment and humiliation, loss of enjoyment of life and disfigurement. Our personal injury lawyers take a look at the law and how the value of these claims are derived.
My child was injured in an accident at his summer camp. What are his legal rights? If the camp was negligent, your child may get compensated for the injuries. Any waiver of liability signed by the child or the parent, on behalf of the child, is not likely to bar the child's claim.
Learn about carbon monoxide poisoning accident law in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. What negligence claims may be made?
Statutory text of New Jersey carbon monoxide alarm laws is provided here. By our carbon monoxide injury and accident lawyers.
Statutory text of the Pennsylvania Carbon Monoxide Alarm Standards Act (2013).
Learn about how personal injury lawyers in Pennsylvania and New Jersey get paid. Known as a contingent fee, an injury lawyer's payment comes from proceeds of the case. The fee is not directly paid by the client, but is subtracted from the eventual recovery.
Parents with children who are injured in sports accidents often want to know if their child's medical bills can be paid for by the sports facility or business where the accident occurred. In this legal article, our attorneys discuss insurance coverage, waivers of liability and more.
How do Pennsylvania courts treat waivers of liability? If you've been injured and signed a waiver of liability, will it bar your legal claims. In this article, injury lawyer Paul Bucci discusses PA law and some critical factors in these cases.
In a recent Pennsylvania court case, a waiver of liability was upheld against a widow in a sports accident case that occurred in Philadelphia. The same court reversed its prior ruling in the case a year ago, which allowed the widow's claim to proceed. An appeal has been filed with the PA Supreme Court.