If you are convicted or plead guilty to a Pennsylvania DUI, the Clerk of Courts of the county where you have been convicted is required to send notice of the conviction to PennDot. PennDot will then send you a notice by mail informing you that your Pennsylvania Driver’s license will be suspended on a certain […]
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Sprains and strains in car accidents are common. These are injuries to the ligaments, muscles, or tendons caused by direct impact, twisting, or overextending a joint. When a crash forces your joints to bend beyond the normal range of motion, the tissues that stabilize the joint suffer damage. This is a strain or sprain, depending
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There are several minor auto accident injuries which are caused by the trauma of the accident. Though minor, these injuries can lead to pain and suffering, medical bills, and missed work in the Philadelphia area. One of these injuries is costochondritis. Costochondritis is a skeletal condition affecting the upper ribs and the cartilage that joins
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Knowing why summertime collisions occur and what to do if you are hurt in one can ensure you get the help and support you need after a Bucks County crash. Read on to learn more. Mandatory Motorcycle Insurance Requirements in Pennsylvania The minimum coverage amounts protect both motorcyclists and motorists or pedestrians in the event
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Were you involved in a serious wreck with a large truck? Unfortunately, some trucking companies may destroy evidence that could point to liability of the truck driver. It’s important to protect this evidence whenever possible and prevent spoliation, which is the destruction of that evidence. After all, the trucking company may destroy records after a
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Both Pennsylvania and New Jersey have no-fault auto insurance requirements in place. In addition to the no-fault policy, motorists must also carry a liability policy. Understanding the difference between no-fault and liability coverage policies can help you better understand which policy covers what party in an accident. So what is the difference between no-fault and
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Many individuals have heard a variety of different answers regarding whether jaywalking is legal or illegal in New Jersey, quite often stemming from nothing more than personal opinion. Truthfully, it is important that everyone living in Trenton or the surrounding areas understand the jaywalking laws in New Jersey. Before you cross the street away from
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Most refer to jaywalking as illegally crossing a street. The state of Pennsylvania doesn’t officially use the term ‘jaywalking,’ but does enforce pedestrian safety laws that cover illegally crossing a street and more. Violations could result in citations. Types of Pedestrian Violations: Traffic Signals According to state law, pedestrians must obey all traffic control signals.
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