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Navigate this Page​​ Medical Providers and Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation Claims The 90-Day Rule for Workers’ Compensation Treatment Independent Medical Examinations What do I do if I am unsatisfied with my care? Free Legal Consult with a Workers’ Compensation Lawyer If you are filing a work injury claim, you must use your employer’s workers’ compensation doctor […]

Navigate this Page​​ Infographic – Uber Accident Claims in Pennsylvania: What You Need to Know How does PA’s no-fault choice insurance play a role? Whose insurance covers me in an Uber accident? What kind of insurance does Uber provide in Pennsylvania? Can I hold Uber responsible for a driver’s negligence? What To Do After an

Navigate this Page​​ What is Kyleigh’s Law? What changes did Kyleigh’s Law make to New Jersey’s GDL program? What does Kyleigh’s Law hope to accomplish? On May 1, 2010, a new license decal became the standard for all underage drivers with a permit or probationary driver’s license. The law that brought this rule about, Kyleigh’s

Navigate this Page​​ Have You Been Bitten in New Jersey? Common Law in New Jersey Have You Been Bitten in New Jersey? The state of New Jersey does not have a universal state dog leash law. Instead, New Jersey State Consolidated Dog Laws 40:48-1 reads that, “the governing body of every municipality may make, amend,

Navigate this Page​​ You’re Automatically Considered Full Tort Take Action Now By Calling a Motorcycle Accident Attorney In Pennsylvania, all motorcyclists are required to carry a Class M (motorcycle) license. Failure to do so is against the law. However, even if you don’t have a Class M license, if you’re in an accident, you may

Navigate this Page​​ Pennsylvania Traffic Laws for Accidents How Witnesses Help Car Accident Claims When you witness a car accident and stop to help, you could be saving someone’s right to file a claim for damages. Even in today’s society of traffic cameras and cell phone videos, most car accidents are still a matter of

Navigate this Page​​ As drivers, how many of us really know what Pennsylvania traffic law requires of us when we come upon a pedestrian – either entering a crosswalk, at a traffic light, in a mall parking lot, or simply walking along the road? We at Cordisco & Saile LLC have noticed an increased number

Navigate this Page​​ One of the most ancient legal privileges is the spousal privilege. Pennsylvania law still recognizes that a husband and a wife may refuse to testify against each other in a criminal proceeding – the privilege belongs to the witness spouse. Pennsylvania also recognizes that where “confidential communications” have been made by one

Navigate this Page​​ Pennsylvania School Zone Laws Children are some of the people most vulnerable to pedestrian accidents both because of their size and innocence. The increased volume of schoolchildren foot traffic around schools creates an even higher risk of danger. That’s why Pennsylvania laws set down strict rules for motorists driving in school zones.

Navigate this Page​​ N.J.S.A. 39:3-74: Windshields must be unobstructed and equipped with cleaners Recently, a client of ours was charged with obstructing his windshield with a radar detector. This came of interest to me because I always use a radar detector while driving in the State of New Jersey. After reviewing the applicable NJ law,