Please read the blog post of Atty Patrick Scanlon regarding Limited versus Full Tort Vehicle Insurance. http://ow.ly/10xewP
Blog
Social Media Posting
When it comes to social media, it is important to remember there is a major difference between what is posted “publicly” online and what is posted “privately”. In most cases, postings on a private profile will remain private and not … Read More
The Importance of Keeping the Paralegal Assigned to Your Case Up to Date Regarding Your Medical Status:
For your attorney to be able to adequately represent you and make progress with your case, it is very important for you to keep in touch with the paralegal who is assigned to your case. The paralegal is there to … Read More
Wilkes-Barre Junior Leadership Group Hosts Autism Fun Day/Resource Day
The Wilkes-Barre Junior Leadership Group Lights for Autism will host an Autism Fun Day/Resource Day aimed at helping to raise awareness for Autism and helping families get their children proper services. The event will be held on Saturday, April 2nd … Read More
UM/UIM Professional Claims Handlers Blog
Please read the blog of Atty Neil O’Donnell concerning the depositions of UM/UIM professional claims handlers in Koken-style litigation. http://ow.ly/102qz7
Attorney Neil O’Donnell Speaks at PAJ Luncheon
Attorney Neil T. O’Donnell spoke recently at the inaugural Northeast Pennsylvania member luncheon hosted by the Pennsylvania Association for Justice[PAJ]. The event was held on June 19th at the Glenmaura National Golf Club in Moosic, Pennsylvania. PAJ’s mission is to … Read More
Consider the Deposition of the UM/UIM Professional Claims Handler in Koken-Style Litigation
Since late 2005, the Insurance Commissioner no longer has authority to require mandatory arbitration of UM and UIM claims in Pennsylvania. Insurance Federation of Pennsylvania v. Koken, 899 A.2d 550 (Pa. 2005). Post Koken, many insurers modified their automobile policies … Read More
Children May Qualify for Social Security Benefits
There are circumstances when children qualify for Social Security benefits. Often it depends on the benefits their parents are or were receiving, but children may also qualify on their own. Please feel free to contact us, if you have any … Read More
House Bill 1800 – No Friend to the Injured Worker
Getting injured on the job can be a painful and frustrating experience. Dealing with the injuries, pain, stress and worry alone are difficult enough. Add to that the frustrations and gamesmanship used by the workers’ compensation insurance carrier … or … Read More
Workers’ Compensation Blog
Please read the blog of Atty Michael O’Donnell concerning important developments in Workers’ Compensation. http://ow.ly/ZKNpF