Protecting Yourself When Using Supplemental Oxygen

It’s National Fire Prevention Week and in today’s blog, we want to talk about the dangers of using supplemental oxygen in the home. Almost 200…

How Does a Car Accident Settlement Work?

If you and the insurance company for a negligent driver agree to settle your case: The insurance company agrees to pay you a specific amount…

Can I Sue a Mechanic or Auto Repair Shop for Negligence in Pennsylvania?

There are many reasons a car accident isn’t due to the negligence of a driver. Manufacturers may be liable for defective car parts. Taverns may…

How Dashcam Footage Can Be a Game-Changer in Your Hanover Car Accident Case

Car accidents can be stressful and confusing experiences. In the aftermath, memories can be hazy, and witnesses may be unreliable. Fortunately, we have technology that…

The Influence of Social Media on York Personal Injury Cases

In today’s digital age, social media platforms have become central parts of our daily lives, offering opportunities for connection, expression, and sharing of experiences. However,…

Holding Nursing Homes Accountable for Elder Abuse in Gettysburg

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, with its rich history and charming atmosphere, is a place many seniors choose to call home. However, for some residing in nursing homes,…

The Importance of Second Opinions in Lancaster Workers’ Compensation Cases

A workplace injury can have a catastrophic effect on your life. Beyond the physical pain and limitations, you might face financial strain due to medical…

Drug and Alcohol Testing in Harrisburg Truck Accidents

Large commercial truck crashes often result in catastrophic injuries and fatalities, leaving families grappling with immense physical, emotional, and financial burdens. While many factors contribute…

When Should I Hire a Harrisburg Injury Lawyer After an Accident?

After being involved in a car accident, it is normal for your mind to race and wonder about what to do or where to turn…

What Is Paul Miller’s Law?

Paul Miller’s Law is a new law in the state of Pennsylvania that would prohibit drivers from holding cellphones or other electronic devices while operating…

What Happens in a Rollover Accident?

If you are riding or driving a vehicle and it tips over onto its side or completely rolls over onto its roof, you have been…

When Should I Hire a Lancaster Workers’ Compensation Lawyer?

After suffering an injury at work, you may be wondering whether you should hire a workers’ compensation lawyer. While you are not legally required to…

A Deadly 13-Vehicle Crash on Route 30 Also Injured Eight People

The York Daily Record reported a terrible crash on Route 30 in West Manchester Township on April 16, killing one person and injuring several others.…

Deadly Truck Crash on I-83 in Fairview Under Investigation

A collision between a box truck and a work vehicle led to the death of three workers on “Go Orange Day,” a day specifically designed…

Nurses in York, PA Can Claim Workers’ Compensation for Back and Shoulder Injuries

Nurses are vital healthcare professionals who spend their shifts taking care of sick and injured patients. Due to the type of physical labor that nurses…

What Are the Pros and Cons of Accepting a Workers’ Compensation Settlement?

A workplace injury can disrupt your life in a multitude of ways. Beyond the physical pain and limitations, financial worries often loom large. Workers’ compensation…

How Do Death Benefits Work in Lancaster Workers’ Compensation?

Unfortunately, it is all too common for workers in Lancaster, PA, or other parts of the state to be killed while performing their job duties.…

What Is Compartment Syndrome?

The human body is actually made of different compartments. For example, you have different compartments of muscles, nerves, blood vessels, and ligaments in your arms,…

Who Is Liable for My York, PA Bicycle Accident?

As a bicyclist, you must be aware of the motor vehicle drivers with you on the roadway. They are often in a rush to get…

What Are High-Pressure Injection Injuries?

Although high-pressure injection injuries are quite rare, it is important to be aware of them in case you are involved in an accident that involves…

What Is a Compromise & Release Settlement for Workers’ Compensation?

You likely qualify for workers’ compensation benefits when you suffer a workplace injury. Sometimes, you may encounter a compromise and release agreement. These agreements have…

Legal Options When Your Workers’ Compensation Isn’t Enough

The Pennsylvania workers’ compensation process can be overwhelming. You are a hard worker and did not expect to suffer an injury while on the job.…

What Information Should I Exchange with the Other Driver After an Accident?

You often hear that you must exchange information after a car accident. However, you should know which information you should provide and to whom. The…

Neck and Spine Injuries from Gettysburg Car Accidents

Injuries after car accidents are everyday occurrences. The most common areas you may experience these injuries in are your neck and spine. If you experience…

Do Roundabouts Reduce Car Accidents?

There has been an uptick in the installation of roundabouts throughout Pennsylvania, especially in York. PennDOT has conducted studies on the impact of installing roundabouts.…

What Types of Pictures Should I Take After a Car Crash?

When you are in an accident, everything can happen so fast. Not only do you have to deal with the shock of being in an…

How Do Wage Loss Benefits Work in a PA Workers’ Compensation Claim?

Workers’ compensation wage loss benefits play a pivotal role in safeguarding the well-being of employees and ensuring financial security during times of injury or illness.…

Pennsylvania Court Decided That Workers’ Compensation May Be Responsible for Reimbursing the Cost of Medical Marijuana

The Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court recently made the decision that workers’ compensation benefits must reimburse expenses for medical marijuana in certain circumstances. This is great news…

How Soon Should I See a Doctor After a Car Accident?

No matter how severe a car accident is, it is important to seek medical attention. Even when you believe you’ve sustained no injuries, you should…

Do I Call a Lawyer or My Insurance Company First After a Car Accident?

Unless you are in car accidents often, it can be difficult to know what to do following a collision. Of course, first you should ensure…

Pennsylvania’s Roads Have Been Especially Deadly in 2023

If you’re anything like us, you’ve noticed an increasing number of reports about car accidents in Pennsylvania. Whether you get your news from the internet…

Remembering the Victims of the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire

The Triangle Shirtwaist Fire is a tragic and historic event that took place on March 25, 1911, in New York City. It is considered one…

Another Day, Another Fatal Accident on I-83

If you live or work in South Central Pennsylvania (or Maryland), you know there’s no escaping I-83. It runs for about 85 miles, right up…

What Are “Specific Loss Benefits” in a Workers’ Compensation Claim?

Getting injured at work may only mean a sore back or maybe a sprained ankle to some of us, but many workers have to consider…

Fatal Wrong-Way Crash on I-83 May Have Been Caused by Detour Confusion

A wrong-way collision between a tractor-trailer and another driver on Monday caused a fatality. Per multiple news reports, the truck was traveling the wrong way…

Can I Claim Workers’ Compensation If I Have a Pre-Existing Injury?

If you have a pre-existing injury that becomes worse at work you may experience a lot of stress and frustration, not only from the physical…

The Human Brain Takes Almost One Minute to Switch Between Tasks: New Findings Related to Distracted Driving

Most drivers are aware of the consequences of distracted driving. However, they continue to multitask while driving, causing many car accidents and collisions across Hanover,…

Falls Are One of the Leading Causes of Severe Injuries and Death

When a business or property owner fails to make sure their premises are safe and harm-free for their guests or customers, people who visit the…

New Fire Warning Issued by Kia and Hyundai

Recently and in the past, Kia and Hyundai have issued a lot of warnings and recalls due to fire risks. You are most likely thinking,…

Workers’ Compensation and Third-Party Liability in PA

Workers who are injured while on the job are usually eligible to file for workers’ compensation benefits in the state of Pennsylvania. Most injured employees…

Deadly Collision Between an RV and a Tractor-Trailer on I-81

Five people are dead following a heartbreaking accident on I-81 in Franklin County. The deadly crash occurred on August 9, 2023, near the Chambersburg exit…

Harrisburg Bus Crash Kills Three, Injures Dozens

Late on Sunday, August 6, a collision involving a charter bus carrying numerous passengers and another vehicle led to tragedy in Dauphin County. According to…

KBG Injury Law’s Craig Milsten Talks Sports, Law, and Safety with Central Penn Business Journal

Craig Milsten has been practicing law for almost 30 years. He started his career as an Assistant District Attorney in York County before moving into…

How Do You Prove Your Injury or Illness Is Work-Related?

When you suffer an injury or illness at work, you may think that it should be easy and straightforward to prove that it is work-related.…

How Does a UM/UIM Claim Work?

When a person suffers severe injuries from a car accident that wasn’t their fault, it is easy to become stressed, overwhelmed, and frustrated. The state…

Preventing Swimming Pool Accidents and Drownings This Summer

Since summer is here and school is out, more and more Hanover, PA residents are heading to the pools to enjoy some fun in the…

Secondary Complications of Spinal Cord Injuries

According to the National Center for Biotechnology Information, there are currently over 280,000 people suffering from spinal cord injuries and about 17,000 new cases that…

How “Ghost Drivers” Can Skirt HOS Regulations

In the modern, digital era, we have all manner of devices, gadgets, and apps that follow our every move, but an electronic logging device, or…

Why America’s Healthcare Workers Are in Danger

While it may not seem dangerous to those outside of the profession, healthcare work is hazardous to workers’ health and well-being. The healthcare industry is…

Why You Want a Local Lawyer if Your College Student Gets Hurt

So your child decided to stay at school for the summer. Maybe they’re taking summer classes to get enough credits to earn that double major.…

Are Drunk Drivers Really More Likely to Survive a Crash?

According to first responders, yes. Drunk people are more likely to survive a collision and come away with fewer and more minor injuries than their…

The Importance of Using Seat Belts

At this point, it’s safe to assume “everyone knows” how important seat belts are. We’ve seen the PSAs and read the statistics. But even though…

Truck Accidents Are Increasing in Pennsylvania

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation reported that there were over 7,000 truck crashes in 2021, making that year the second-highest in almost two decades. No…

Ongoing Penn State Case Reveals the Complications of Workers’ Compensation Claims

A Pennsylvania case that has been ongoing for about five years is shedding light on the complications of workers’ compensation claims. The case involves a…

Train Derailments Are All Over the News, So Let’s Talk About Them

If you, like so many other people, feel like there have been a lot of train derailments lately, you should know that’s not quite accurate.…

Social Security Uses Outdated Labor Data to Deny SSDI Claims

It is a nightmare scenario for so many working age people: You are diagnosed with an illness or suffer an injury so debilitating that you…

What Is the Role of an Expert Witness in My Personal Injury Case?

Expert witnesses. Just the title carries a certain gravitas. However, unlike a regular witness who has first-hand knowledge of the incident in question and simply…

What Is the Adjudication Process for Workers’ Compensation in Pennsylvania?

Suffering an on-the-job injury or job-related illness and being left unable to work – even temporarily – can be scary and stressful. Not only are…

Is the Safety of Self-Driving Cars a Myth?

Car accidents happen every day. Several times a day, actually, and they are often the result of driver error. Even the most responsible, well-trained, and…

Can I Get Workers’ Compensation if I Work from Home?

As a resident of York, PA who works remotely, getting “injured on the job” takes on a new meaning. If you sustain an injury while…

What Is Personal Accident Insurance – and Do I Need It?

The list of insurance options can seem endless at times, such as life, auto, home, renters, boat, health, and flood, among others. Another type of…

What Is a Secondary Brain Injury?

There are numerous types of traumatic brain injuries, including concussions, contusions, hematomas, and hemorrhages, among others. Any traumatic head injury can have life-altering consequences, making…

Who Is At Fault After a Multi-Truck Accident?

No one expects to get in an accident when they are behind the wheel of their vehicle. Unfortunately, vehicular accidents occur every day, including those…

What Is Accident Insurance, and Do I Need It?

Accident insurance helps bridge the gap between what health insurance covers and the additional costs of treating an injury. Injuries are prevalent around the country,…

The Dangers of Partial Falls

There are many dangers of falling on someone’s property, like when there is a wet floor or loose wire. Partial falls are common on construction…

What Happens If a Student Driver Hits Me?

Many student drivers are on the road, and we all remember how nervous we were when we first got behind the wheel. Student drivers make…

The Sky Is Not Falling, But Objects Are

There are thousands of falling object injuries yearly, and while many people believe these are rare accidents, they are widespread. They are so common, in…

Brett Favre Believes He’s Suffered “Thousands” of Concussions

Brett Favre is making headlines again, stating he has suffered an alleged thousand concussions during his NFL career as a quarterback. He is best known…

Nationwide Traffic Fatalities Drop for the First Time Since 2020

For the first time since the early days of the pandemic, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) reports the first decline in motor vehicle…

Do I Need a Workers’ Compensation Lawyer?

You work in construction and suffer a fall that results in a brain injury. Your recovery will take months. Who will pay your bills and…

What Happens to My Workers’ Compensation Benefits if I Lose My Job or My Employer Goes Out of Business?

The stress of an on-the-job injury and the lost wages that follow may be more drama than one person can manage. Collecting workers’ compensation benefits…

Motorcycle Accidents Can Happen When Drivers Aren’t Careful

Motorcycles are “freedom for the soul,” according to Harley-Davidson, the most renowned motorcycle manufacturer in the world. Motorcycle riding is often described as intoxicating and…

What Can We Do to Reduce Accidental Fatalities?

Fatal accidents take many forms. Thousands of people die every year in motor vehicle crashes, work accidents, slip and fall accidents, drownings, and many other…

Filing a Claim for Injuries from Truck Debris Accidents in Harrisburg, PA

In January of this year, a dump truck and a tractor-trailer collided on Route 54 in Montour County. This led to a cargo spill of…

The Use of Restraints in Nursing Homes

When you make the decision to place your loved one in a nursing home, there is a certain level of trust you put in the…

Construction Site Falls Top OSHA’s “Fatal Four Hazards”

The construction industry is one of the most dangerous sectors to work in for various reasons, particularly accidents. Many serious injuries occur at construction sites,…

Are Ridesharing Services Really Reducing Drunk Driving Accidents?

Numerous fatal traffic accidents in the U.S. involve drunk drivers, and there’s no conclusive evidence proving that ridesharing reduces drunk driving. However, recent research seems…

Can You Get Workers’ Compensation for Transportation Accidents?

Even with the drops in traffic and driving stemming from the global pandemic, statistics show transportation accidents were still the primary event for fatal work-related…

Amazon’s Workplace Injuries Continue Rising

Although former CEO Jeff Bezos once pledged to make Amazon “Earth’s Safest Place to Work,” the company’s warehouse employees were injured twice as often as…

What Is a Trench Collapse?

To successfully provide buildings with the cables, pipes, and drainage that they require, construction workers must excavate. However, this excavation comes at a cost. Construction…

Drunk Driving Increases in the Summer. Be Prepared.

Despite beneficial changes that have happened in the transportation industry, there is still one dangerous phenomenon that increases during the summertime. According to the latest…

Traumatic Amputation Injuries Change Lives Forever

An amputation can result from a medical condition or a traumatic event. The reason behind your amputation is what will determine the distinction—a traumatic amputation…

Warehouse Workers Have Rights to Workers’ Compensation

The warehouse industry is ingrained in our daily lives. Most of the products we use are stored in warehouses before reaching the consumer. There is…

Workers’ Compensation for Hanover Factory Workers

There are very few areas that still have manufacturing plants and factories. Hanover is one of those locations. Factory workers and manual laborers face exponential…

Distracted Driving Awareness Month Is Over, But Danger Still Exists

While distracted driving awareness month has come and gone, this does not mean that distracted driving is no longer an issue. It is still critical…

Catastrophic Injuries from Truck Accidents

Colliding with a commercial truck such as a semi or delivery truck can result in some very serious injuries. Heavy and unwieldy, trucks on the…

The Dangers of Tip-over Incidents for Children

When it comes to our children, we are willing to do whatever it takes to keep them safe. That means buying expensive car seats, protective…

Can You Appeal if Your Workers’ Compensation Claim Is Denied?

Being injured on the job can be frightening and painful. Not only are you injured, but you are unable to work. That is what workers’…

Can I File a Wrongful Death Claim if My Loved One Dies in a Car Accident?

Driving, while often necessary to our day-to-day lives, is inherently dangerous. We take precautions such as driving lessons, seatbelts, and airbags, but if we are…

Deadly I-81 Pileup Highlights Dangers of Truck Accidents.

A certain amount of risk is involved every time a person gets into a vehicle. Most people accept this risk without dwelling on it too…

AAA Study Finds Dangerous Drivers Increased During the Pandemic

For the last year and a half, news outlets around the country have been sounding the alarm about the increasing number of traffic fatalities. Any…

What Are the Most Common Pedestrian Accidents?

When we drive, we understand that we are taking a risk. We understand that we pose a danger in our cars, and other cars are…

What Are Truck Backup Accidents?

When driving on the road, we know the risks we take. Simply getting into a car and driving it is a risk, because we cannot…

Do I Have to Release My Medical Records for a Workers’ Compensation Claim?

Being hurt while on the clock is a frustrating and painful experience. Not only are you injured, but now you may be facing lost wages…

What Is an Independent Medical Exam?

Employers and employees understand the importance of medical examinations in a workers’ compensation claim. The medical expertise of a physician can help to answer certain…

What Are the Most Common Spinal Cord Injuries?

When a fragile part of the body, such as the spinal cord, endures an extreme blow, a person can experience what is known as a…

The Dangers of Underride Truck Accidents

The Stop Underrides Act of 2021 is a bill that hopes to provide a solution against underride accidents specifically. It involves the mandatory installation of…

Orthopedic Injuries and Workers’ Compensation in Pennsylvania

One common truth of every occupation in America is that work-related injuries can happen when you least expect it. Even remote workers are at risk…

Brain & Head Injuries in Children: What Adults Should Know

One of the more serious injuries that children may sustain is brain injury. Such injuries can lead to devastating, permanent changes. One of the dangerous…

Injured While Traveling in PA for the Holidays? We Can Help

The holiday season can be one of the most exciting times of the year for many families. It can also be one of the most…

In A Car Crash in a Work Vehicle; What Happens Next?

Accidents — something we all may experience at least once in our life whether it’s a fender bender or a major collision. Car accidents become…

Good Deed Gone Wrong – Injured While Volunteering

Most organizations need the help of volunteers to keep their business moving forward. But what happens if a volunteer is injured at work? Who is…

Workers’ Compensation 101

You may often hear about workers’ compensation on a commercial or on a billboard on the side of the road, but what is workers’ compensation?…

Q&A with Evan Kline: I was injured during holiday shopping, who is responsible?

The month of December is the busiest shopping month of the year. With door-busting deals, more and more shoppers flood to their local stores and…

How Defective Product Injuries Changed History

We all have sustained some sort of injury throughout our lifetime. However, an injury caused by a dangerous or defective product could leave more than…

DIY Electrical Safety at Home Tips

In the day and age of the Internet, homeowners are leaning toward Google and YouTube to learn how to do home renovation projects. In a…

Injured at work – now what?

The unthinkable has happened – you were injured on the job. Under the Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation Act, everyone who has suffered a work-related injury or…

Repetitive Stress Injuries for Workers’ Compensation

Many believe workers’ compensation only covers work-related injuries like hurting your back while lifting a heavy object, slipping and falling on a wet floor or…

Boating Safety for Summer Fun

After being cooped up in your home for the winter season, you want to enjoy the nice warm weather with a boating and fishing trip.…

Safety First: Firework Work Safety

When you think of the Fourth of July, you typically think of turning on the barbecue, pool parties and a day filled with dazzling firework…

Home Pool Safety

Summer vacation is just around the corner for kids and teens. What might seem like the perfect answer to keeping your kids active while beating…

Start summer with a home inspection checklist

Summer is the perfect time to reflect on your home and how you can best maintain it. Whether you’ve owned your home for 5 years…

Q&A with Drew Gannon: What to do if injured in another state for work

Being injured on the job can cause not only physical pain but also frustration. Additional frustration and confusion can be caused by being injured on…

What is PIP and do I need it?

PIP, personal injury protection, is a complex type of auto insurance that provides medical coverage when an auto accident occurs, regardless of who is at…

Choosing Long-Term Care for Your Loved Ones

Americans are aging slower, and therefore living longer, compared to 40 years ago. Whether aging in place or transferring to an older adult community, it’s…

Three Things to Do after a Semi-Truck Accident

Being involved in a vehicle accident can be a frightening time for anyone, especially if the accident involves a truck. The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation…

Q&A with Ted Kennett: Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety

In Pennsylvania, there are roughly 850,000 licensed motorcyclists. If you are a motorcyclist, it is important to know how to keep yourself safe. If you…

Put Down the Phone and Drive: Adhere to PA’s Distracted Driving Laws

We all have likely done it once in our life — been distracted while driving. Today we think of distracted driving and visualize a smartphone…

5 Steps to Take When You Are Hit By a Drunk Driver

According to PennDOT, an average of 21 alcohol-related crashes occurred daily in 2020. Nearly three-fourths of those crashes resulted in injury or death. While the…

Q&A with Brian Strong: How will COVID-19 delay my case?

As the nation continues to see COVID-19 evolve, many businesses and organizations are seeing a halt in their proceedings. United States courtrooms are not immune…

Q&A with Jennifer Kline: I’ve been laid off and was on work restrictions for a work injury. Am I entitled to workers’ compensation benefits?

In a time of uncertainty due to the COVID-19 pandemic, unfortunately, many Pennsylvanians are seeing layoffs and furloughs. By mid-March, the Pennsylvania Department of Labor…

Q&A with Lishani Sunday: What do I do if I was injured by a failed medical device?

Medical devices are intended to increase and improve an individual’s quality of life. You would not expect them to cause additional anguish. Unfortunately, some medical…

Motorcycle Safety Tips

Riding a motorcycle can be a liberating and joyous experience, whether you are going out for a cruise, commuting or going on a road trip.…

Q&A with Dean Dominick: Eligibility for Additional Benefits While Filing for Workers’ Compensation

The unthinkable has happened – you have been injured on the job and cannot continue working. Now what? Filing for workers’ compensation is the first…

Q&A with Timothy Salvatore: Navigating winter weather accidents

The two most common calls that we receive during inclement winter weather at KBG are concerns regarding pedestrians slipping and falling and motor vehicle accidents…

Q&A with Jennifer Kline: My Workers’ Compensation Claim was Denied: What are My Follow-up Steps?

The unthinkable has happened — you have been injured on the job. To make it worse, although you took the proper steps to report your…

I Slipped Walking into Work – What Should I Do

Slip and falls are one of the top three leading causes of preventable injury-related fatalities and account for 31% of all preventable nonfatal injuries. If…

Holiday Travel – What to avoid and driving tips on how to be safe

The holiday season can be a dangerous time for drivers. The end of daylight savings, cold weather conditions, increased traffic and traveling long distances can…

How to Handle Your Teen’s First Car Accident

Teen drivers, between the ages 16 and 19, are three times more likely to be involved in a vehicular accident than those who are older…

Am I Eligible for Veterans’ Disability?

Veterans who are granted disability have a better quality of life and are able to better care for their needs. If you are a U.S.…

Duty of care and premises liability: 2 types of negligence claims

From slip-and-fall claims to auto crashes, there is no limit to the variety of accidents that can cause personal injury. When an individual’s negligence is…

Fall a Dangerous Season for Pedestrians

In Pennsylvania, pedestrian accident fatalities decreased 27% (from 201 to 146), from 2018-2020. There are many theories as to why the increase occurred, from more…

Stop, Drop and Plan: Thinking Ahead for Family Fire Safety

You know what you’re supposed to do if there’s a fire — at least, you think you do. Stop, drop and roll, right? Well, that…

Safety on the Green: 4 Ways to Protect Yourself from a Golfing Accident

It’s a beautiful summer afternoon: The sun is shining, the grass is green, the sky’s a cloudless blue. You’re ready to gather your golf clubs…

Pennsylvania’s School Bus Safety: What You Need to Know

Many fatal accidents that involve students riding the bus to and from school occur when children are entering or exiting the school bus, not when…

5 Safety Tips for HVAC Technicians this Summer

HVAC technicians are exposed to hazards such as deadly chemicals, unprotected wires, sharp tools and toxic inhalants on a daily basis. As a result, these…

Q&A with Ted Kennett: How can I maintain my mental health after a personal injury?

A physical injury can be devastating for anyone. Whether you’re off your feet for a few days or years, it is likely you will experience…

How to Safeguard Your Swimming Pool This Summer

Investing in a swimming pool might seem like a stress-free decision for you and your family to make, but it comes with its own set…

Set Up a Safe Summer for Your New Driver

The hot summer months are historically known to be dangerous for new drivers. Roadways are crowded with eager vacationers, inexperienced teens and homebound college students.…

I Got Hit by a Car on My Bicycle. What Should I Do Next?

Bicycling is both a mode of transportation and a fun, healthy activity; however, it often poses risks, particularly when you are sharing a roadway with…

New motorcycle owner? Here’s what you should know

Summer is the perfect time of year to buy that new motorcycle you have been dreaming about and hit the open road. Motorcycles are efficient…

Q&A with Drew Gannon: In PA, can first responders receive workers’ compensation for PTSD?

Approximately 30 percent of first responders develop behavioral health conditions including, but not limited to, depression and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), sometimes referred to as…

5 tips to prevent food poisoning while on vacation

Summer vacations are supposed to be fun times with friends and family, but those moments can take a turn when someone isn’t feeling well. Food…

How to Plan a Safe Summer Vacation

It’s an exciting time of the year, when children are out of school and families are traveling out of state. If you’re preparing for vacation,…

Q&A with Lishani Sunday: What happens after a personal injury settlement?

The news that you’ve reached a settlement — whether with an insurance company, another business or an individual – is often an incredible feeling of…

Navigating Workers’ Compensation Guidelines in Your New Trade Career

Working within the trade field requires a lot of physical activity. There is a good chance that at some point during your career, you or…

Dangers of Texting and Driving

The popularity of mobile devices has grown exponentially over the past 10 years. Today, they connect us to the world around us no matter how…

How to Avoid Injuries Resulting from Animal Bites

Almost every day, humans come into contact with wild and domesticated animals. Although many of these encounters are harmless, some result in injury. According to the…

Head Injuries: What you need to know

Traumatic brain injury is one of the leading causes of death and disability in the U.S., according to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention.…

Q&A with Nancy Mizerak: What is the new veterans disability law coming in February, and how might it affect me?

In 2017, Congress passed the Veterans Appeals Improvement and Modernization Act also known as the Appeals Modernization Act. In short, the reason behind the act…

American Heart Month Creates Awareness for Pre-Existing Conditions and Workers’ Compensation

Valentine’s Day isn’t the only reason to think about “hearts” in February. February also brings awareness to heart disease as it has been coined American…

4 Tips for Pursuing a Personal Injury Claim

Personal injury claims are one of the most common forms of litigation filed as they happen easily to just about everyone. From auto accidents to…

Q&A with Dean Dominick: How has a sedentary workplace impacted workers’ compensation?

As U.S. jobs continue to evolve, more individuals are sitting at desks in front of screens. An estimated 86 percent of all U.S. workers sit…

Q&A with Wes Addington: What are the new DUI laws and how could they affect me?

Pennsylvania passed legislation that went into effect Dec. 23, 2018, just before the holiday season, in an effort to increase penalties on repeat DUI offenders.…

5 Helpful Tips to Avoid an Auto Accident Due to Winter Weather

Auto accidents happen for a variety of reasons every day but when you add wintry weather and poor road conditions to the mix, it creates…

What Should I Do Now That My Insurance Claim was Denied?

Don’t panic. While getting a returned claim from your insurance adjuster with the conclusion of it being denied is intimidating and shocking, there are steps…

Q&A with Evan Kline: What you should and shouldn’t do on social media following an accident

We live in a world where social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter and Instagram are used to talk about your day, upload photos, share an…

Older Driver Safety Awareness: Tips for Older Drivers on the Road

Every year, the American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA) promotes Older Driver Safety Awareness. The goal of the awareness is to promote the importance of mobility…

Q&A with Tim Salvatore: What can clients do during a case to help their lawyers?

Let me set the stage so that you have some context for my answers. You’ve been seriously injured. Your world is consumed by chaos, adversity and pain.…

Tips for Avoiding Holiday Injuries

Ah, the holidays — the most wonderful time of the year. Unfortunately, they can be one of the most dangerous times of the year, too.…

What to do when a loved one is a victim of nursing home abuse

You put your trust in the care of your elderly loved one at a nursing home. You anticipate that they will be kept safe and…

The History of Workers’ Compensation

Workers’ compensation is an insurance program that provides benefits for employees who have suffered a work-related illness or injury. In exchange for workers’ compensation benefits,…

Sports Injuries at School: Who is Responsible?

If your child is one of the 30 million children and teens that participate in school-organized athletics, you’re already familiar with the pride of watching…

Pet Emergency Kit

When emergencies happen, it’s crucial to have an emergency kit with food, water and other essentials ready to go, whether you’re evacuating or riding out…

Field Trips and Release Forms

You expect your child to be safe at school. Your expectations do not dissolve if he or she is on a field trip. After all,…

Q&A with Jennifer Kline: Why was my workers’ compensation claim denied?

Workers’ compensation insurance is in place so that employees can receive medical treatment and lost wages when they are injured on the job. Unfortunately, the…

Death Star Workplace Injuries

Congratulations on securing a new position on the Death Star, the most advanced piece of planet-killing technology in a galaxy far, far away. While the…

When and How to file a Social Security Appeal

You applied for Social Security Disability and you just got your notice in the mail that you didn’t qualify for benefits; now what? The first…

Q&A with Brian Strong: What you should know if you’re caught in flood waters

Relentless rain across central Pennsylvania the past few months has caused flooded roadways, downed trees and mudslides. From July 1-17 alone, we saw 8.72 inches…

Disaster Preparedness Kit

No one likes to think about having to weather a disaster, but they do happen, so it’s vital to prepare for when they do. If…

Poison Safety Tips For Children [Infographic]

Part of having children is realizing they’ll put anything and everything in their mouths. Did you know 90 percent of poisonings happen in the home?…

Signs and Symptoms of a Concussion [Infographic]

Even the most careful or skilled athlete can occasionally suffer a head injury. One of the most common related injuries is known as a concussion.…

13 Questions to Ask About Workers’ Compensation Coverage

Most people picture someone who needs workers’ compensation as a person who gets injured on a construction site. Maybe they see a lineman for the…

Road Trip Essentials [Infographic]

Summer is finally here, and plenty of us are planning vacations and trips. Road trips for families are a fantastic way to see the country,…

Tips for Teaching a Teenager to Drive

Every parent anticipates many long-awaited milestones in their child’s life — learning to ride a bike, going to kindergarten, graduating from high school, going off…

When Should I Talk to a Disability Lawyer?

You’d like to work, but with your medical condition, it just isn’t possible. It’s not always an easy decision to file for social security disability…

Proving Negligence in An Accidental Drowning Case

Swimming and summer just go together. But too often, if proper safety precautions are not taken, an afternoon at the pool, beach or lake can…

Your Guide to Child Passenger Safety

Choosing the right car seat for your child can feel overwhelming. So many different car seats exist — how do you know which one will…

Medical Malpractice: When to Settle and When to Sue

When you visit a doctor, dentist or another medical professional for care and treatment, you are putting a considerable amount of trust in that individual…

Q&A with Dean Dominick: What are the pros and cons of telemedicine related to my workers’ compensation case?

Going to a medical provider’s appointment requires a decent amount of preparation and time to organize. From the initial phone call making the appointment to…

Steps to Take After a Car Accident [Infographic]

Did you know there are more than 6 million car accidents on the road every year in the United States alone? No one likes to…

Steps to Creating a Family Emergency Plan

It’s human nature not to want to discuss things which frighten us or make us uncomfortable. However, there is a big difference between getting hung…

Who is responsible when there is an injured landscaper on your property?

With warmer weather on the horizon, southcentral Pennsylvanians are preparing for tidier lawns and gardens. If you’re considering hiring a landscaping company, you might be…

Bicycle Safety

Bicycles have been around for hundreds of years in various forms. We use them for recreation and exercise and as a quick way to cover…

How to Prevent Your Next Car Accident

Although many of today’s cars have safety features designed to reduce car accidents and injuries, 39,107 people in the U.S. died in 2019 as a…

11 Tips for Throwing a Safe and Relaxing Backyard BBQ

A backyard barbecue is a popular way to relax and enjoy friends and family, but this seemingly innocent gathering comes with many potential dangers. Planning…

Q&A with Craig Milsten: When should I settle a case, and when should I go to trial?

When you’ve sustained an injury due to another party’s negligence, it makes sense to pursue a personal injury claim in order to get the compensation…

Guide to Handling Food Safely

Food is the essence of life. We need food to survive, but we also use it to celebrate, commiserate and start our days off right…

How to Protect Your Loved Ones from Elder Abuse

The United States population is aging at an increasing rate. With an influx of the population entering their golden years, the logistics of care for…

Teaching Kids Fire Safety

Tragically, house fires affect people all over the country and world every day. In fact, on average, seven people per day will become victims of…

Pausing for Distracted Driving Awareness Month

The Center for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that as many as 9 people die every day because of distracted driving. This means that about…

Dog Bites: What You Need to Know and Next Steps

Suffering a dog bite can be a very distressing experience. It can be painful and upsetting, particularly because we often think of dogs as friendly,…

Q&A with Lishani Sunday: What You Need to Know About Hit-and-Run Accidents

Leaving the scene of a car accident involving either a pedestrian, another car or a fixed object without exchanging insurance information or trying to render…

Can My Workers’ Comp Claim Be Denied Because of My Medication?

Suffering an injury on the job can be devastating. From missed work and wages to potentially years of recovery, workplace accidents can disrupt and change…

How to Report Aggressive Driving

Driving comes with its inherent risks, but add an aggressive driver to the mix and it is a recipe for disaster. At one time or…

Petition to Terminate vs. Petitions to Suspend Workers’ Compensation Benefits

For those who have been injured on the job, workers’ compensation benefits are essential. If an injury prevents you from earning your wages, your family…

Home Health Care and Workers’ Comp

Who’s Liable When an In-home Caregiver is Injured? As parents age, families are often faced with the decision to hire an in-home caregiver or move…

Multi-Car Accident — Who is at fault?

The thought of getting in a car accident is an upsetting topic for many, but the truth is it happens to thousands of people each…

Social Security Disability

If you or a loved one has suffered a serious illness or injury that lasted for a prolonged period of time, you may have wondered…

Q&A WITH WES ADDINGTON: HOW DO I PICK THE RIGHT LAWYER?

Selecting a lawyer who best fits your legal needs can seem like a daunting or overwhelming task. However, making this decision isn’t very different from…

The Veteran’s Disability Rating

In personal injury cases, disability is a critical factor in the outcome of your case. A disability may prevent you from continuing to perform at…

When to File a Homeowners Insurance Claim

It might seem like nothing could be worse. After a natural disaster, you find that the years and money you have spent buying and maintaining…

Navigating Liability Waivers at the Gym

It’s the start of a new year and that means many folks are making New Year’s resolutions to get fit and eat healthy. While being…

The Most Dangerous Times to Be on the Road — and How to Prepare for Them

It is an unfortunate part of life that accidents happen, especially on the road. By definition, an accident is a random occurrence that defies prediction.…

Things Your Insurance Company Does Not Want You to Know About Bad Faith Claims

Anytime you incur a loss, you expect your insurance company to make good on their promises to make you whole again. Depending on your experience…

What to do if you’re injured out of state

It’s that time of year when many folks plan to visit family or go on vacation. While no one wants to be in an accident…

4 Tips for Minimizing Distractions While Driving

During the holiday season, it’s easier than ever to be distracted while driving. Maybe you’re traveling longer distances than usual to visit family and friends.…

Home Safety Tips for the Holidays

We can all agree the holiday season is the most wonderful time of the year. We love having time off work, and we love families…

Property Safety During Winter

Winter in central Pennsylvania is downright cold and snowy most of the time — and icy at times as well. This makes winter preparation for…

Safety tips during deer hunting season

Hunters across Pennsylvania will head into the woods on Monday for the opening day of deer hunting season. The good news is that the number…

Don’t Get Hit by a Drunk Driver During the Holidays

The evening starts out on a good note — you’re leaving a Thanksgiving Eve church service with your family and heading home to prepare for…

Retail Safety and Injury Prevention

Even seasoned retail professionals might be surprised by the extent of the risks to health and safety retail workers face. Indeed, researchers were shocked to…

Pedestrians and Cyclists: What to do If You Are Hit by a Car

146 pedestrians were killed by vehicles in 2020. Deaths of cyclists that year added up to another 22. Together, this means every other day 1…

Q&A with Dean Dominick: Am I really an independent contractor, and why does it matter?

You might have heard the term “independent contractor” when you’ve been brought on for a job, or maybe it’s what you call yourself. The term…

What to Do if Your Child is in a Car Accident

Minors are more likely to die from an auto accident than from any other type of injuries, according to the Centers for Disease Control and…

Create a Family Emergency Plan for Natural Disasters

Emergencies happen fast, and often when we least expect them. Even with today’s latest forecasting technology, we might only have a few days to prepare…

Safely Navigating the Trucking “No-Zone”

Safe driving takes a concerted effort from all drivers. Semi trucks create a particular challenge on the road due to their sheer size and the…

7 Social Media Pitfalls to Avoid During a Case

Social media can be a helpful resource for staying in touch with family members across country or finding new recipes. But, let’s be honest —…

What to Do If Your Child Is Hurt at Summer Camp

For many children, summer camp is a well-loved tradition. While camp gives your child an opportunity to make new friends, try new activities and enjoy…

Back to School Bus Safety

After what seems like too-short of a summer vacation, kids across central PA are preparing to head back to school. Whether walking to school or…

How to Avoid Amusement Park Accidents and Injuries

What could be more fun than visiting your favorite characters at a theme park this summer? While packing up the family for sunshine and roller…

Q&A with Timothy Salvatore: Who’s at fault in an Uber accident?

Lately, we at KBG have received some questions on what happens when you decide to drive for a ride-sharing company, such as Uber, and you’re…

5 Rules for Spectators at Fireworks Displays

Every July Fourth, nearly half of all Americans will watch a fireworks display or head to a community celebration. That’s a lot of people to…

6 Road Signs You Should Never Ignore

If you are like most drivers, you’ve probably gone over the speed limit, or maybe even parked in a no parking zone. Overconfident drivers tend…

Q&A with Brian Strong: What happens if you’re injured in another state

Every year during the summer, millions of U.S. residents will hit the road to head down the coast, over the mountains or across the country.…

Use Your Head: Workplace Safety to Prevent Head Injuries

Whether you are an employer, supervisor or worker, if you work in a dangerous industry, injury prevention is important. It is a lot easier to…

Harry Potter Meets Personal Injury Law

Running Hogwarts and trying to control hundreds of wizard students is no easy task. It is easy to see why Dumbledore had so much white…

Teen safety 101 (for parents)

Every year, families across the U.S. celebrate Memorial Day as the unofficial start of summer. Unfortunately, that same day is when teen crash deaths sharply…

Your Guide to Medical Malpractice Claims

KBG Injury Law would like you to know we are glad you are here.If you or a loved one has been injured following a medical…

Your Guide to Medical Malpractice Claims: Chapter 2

How Can You Prove Medical Malpractice Occurred? It is in your best interest to work with informed medical malpractice lawyers who understand the complexities involved…

Your Guide to Medical Malpractice Claims: Chapter 3

Medical Malpractice Stories Medical malpractice looks different for each case. To understand more about how the law works, reading case history is one way to…

Your Guide to Medical Malpractice Claims: Chapter 4

What Are Typical Medical Malpractice Defenses? There are a wide variety of medical malpractice defenses. While these may not seem relevant to you, they do…

Your Guide to Medical Malpractice Claims: Chapter 5

Important Information Relating to Medical Malpractice Understanding when you might have a medical malpractice case is only part of the process. Knowing when to file,…

Your Guide to Medical Malpractice Claims: Chapter 6

Steps to Pursue If You or a Loved One Has Been Injured If you or a loved one has been injured and you suspect medical…

Your Guide to Medical Malpractice Claims: Chapter 7

Selecting the Right Medical Malpractice Lawyers You are beginning to understand medical malpractice on a deeper level, and you feel as though it may apply…

Your Guide to Medical Malpractice Claims: Chapter 8 & Conclusion

How You Can Avoid a Medical Malpractice Issue Medical malpractice is never the fault of the patient. What happened to you is not your fault.…

How to Watch for Motorcycles This Summer

You have probably seen the bright yellow bumper stickers reminding you to watch for motorcycles, but how closely do you follow this advice? Are you…

Your Guide to Sharing the Road With Tractor Trailers Safely

There are 15.5 million trucks operating on U.S. roads today. Of those, two million are estimated to be tractor trailers. This means not only do…

Rural Driving Tips: Taking the Safe, Scenic Route

Have you ever been tempted to take a Sunday drive, or the scenic route to your everyday destinations? Many of us associate warm, pleasant weather…

Future of medical marijuana and workers’ compensation in Pennsylvania: Q&A with Attorney Drew Gannon

In April 2016, Gov. Tom Wolf signed Senate Bill 3 into law, known as the Medical Marijuana Act (hereinafter “MMA”), which will begin the process…

Poison Prevention: Identifying the Poisonous Substances in Your Home

Remember Mr. Yuk™? Mr. Yuk™ was created by the Pittsburgh Poison Center to promote poison prevention. Parents and teachers have used the bright green and…

What are the deadliest drinking holidays on the road?

From green beer to Irish coffee, alcoholic beverages take the spotlight on St. Patrick’s Day from morning to night. With so much drinking, we urge…

PA Driving Laws Pop Quiz

How Well Do You Know PA Driving Laws? While we know you are tested on a daily basis as a driver (both in terms of…

Portable Generator Safety Tips

Portable generators can save lives in the event of a power outage. Whether it allows your electric furnace to continue to produce heat, your refrigerator…

Carbon Monoxide, Electrical Fires and other Dangers Caused by Home Appliances

The new year is a popular time to purchase a new washer, refrigerator or another household appliance. Likely, you will want to research which appliance…

Add Radon Testing to New Year’s Resolutions

January is National Radon Month. Now is the perfect time to test your home for radon, and if necessary, initiate the steps needed to reduce…

How Lead Poisoning Can Affect You and Your Children

In recent months, The York Water Company has announced the presence of lead in the water of a sampling of homes due to aged service…

Who’s at fault in a bad-weather accident? 5 things to know

As temperatures drop, and York braces for wintry driving conditions, it’s important to prepare yourself and your vehicle. Last year, we offered a complete guide…

Deadliest Days for Travel: How to Stay Safe During the Holidays

Holiday travel accounts for thousands of accidents and injuries each year, some of which, unfortunately, lead to fatalities. So how can we prevent these accidents…

DUI in PA plus traveling a deadly combination on Thanksgiving

It might surprise you to learn that Thanksgiving is becoming as synonymous with DUI in PA as it is with turkey and stuffing. Last year,…

Advantages and disadvantages of federal oversight of workers’ compensation: Q&A with Attorney Dean Dominick

Just last month, the U.S. Department of Labor released a report that recommended a federal role in the workers’ compensation system. The role would involve…

Home Winterization & Fire Prevention

Temperatures are finally falling across central Pennsylvania and now is the time to prep your home for the winter ahead. Did you know that home…

How a Personal Injury Case Progresses

“Today is the day I’m going to slip and fall,” said no one ever. Accidents happen all the time. The “slip and fall” category alone…

10 Tips for Driving at Night

As we move into the end of the year, the days are becoming shorter, which means, for many motorists, more time spent driving at night.…

Personal Injury Cases Won Against Walmart

It may be difficult to believe, but Walmart is sued between two and five times every day in the United States. It is sued for…

It Costs an Arm and a Leg: Workers’ Compensation [Infographic]

9.2 billion tons — that is how much freight is moved across the country each year according to the American Trucking Associations. To get that…

Prevent Eye Injuries at Work

About 2,000 eye injuries occur in the workplace each day. That results in more than 700,000 injured workers every year. Between 10 percent and 20…

Keep Your Kids Safe: National Child Passenger Safety Week

Sept. 18-24 marks National Child Passenger Safety Week. National Child Passenger Week aims to promote awareness of proper safety techniques and decrease the number of…

How to help first responders at the scene

As we approach 9/11, we remember all those who lost their lives trying to save others’ on such a tragic day in American history. We…

Get on board for boat safety

Every year, hundreds lose their lives and thousands are injured from boating accidents that are preventable. Because errors account for 70 percent of boating accidents,…

Yard safety: Garden and lawn maintenance

A well-maintained lawn helps showcase your home’s beauty. However, remembering basic yard safety also helps to keep your children and pets healthy and safe. To…

Can I Sue for a Water Park Injury?

Believe it or not, there are no federal regulations monitoring the safety of water parks or other types of amusement parks. If they are regulated…

Backyard Pool and Swimming Safety Tips

While swimming pools are a great way to stay cool and encourage kids to stay active during summer vacation, they are also a major safety…

How to avoid firework injuries

Independence Day is right around the corner, which means celebrating with friends and family at picnics or community events. During the celebrations, fireworks often make…

4 Ways to Protect Your Home While on Vacation

Did you know that burglaries increase approximately 11 percent during the summer months? One possible cause for the seasonal increase may be that this is a…

Injured on Vacation: Q&A with Attorney Brian Strong

When you’re injured in your backyard, you know where the closest hospital is located. If you’re in a car accident near your home, it’s easier…

Backyard Safety: What you need to know to make sure your kids are safe

Summer vacation gives kids more opportunities to enjoy the outdoors and play in the backyard. Unfortunately, there are opportunities for injuries and accidents if homeowners…

Fire Pit and Barbecue Safety: What You Need to Know

The summer holiday is soon here, and for some, nothing means summer more than a backyard barbecue. While many enjoy getting together in the great…

A History of Personal Injury Law

We can certainly argue that some form of law addressing personal injury has been around for thousands of years. After all, wrongful acts and negligence…

How to Plan a Safe Road Trip

Summer break is right around the corner, and many are already planning a family vacation. For some, this means loading up the car and heading…

Game of Thrones Meets Personal Injury Law

Whether part of the Lannisters or the Starks, everyone in Winterfell, King’s Landing, the Wall and beyond has a right to live without undue harm…

3 most common yard work hazards

Serious and sometimes life-threatening injuries can exist in your very own backyard. As you clean up from winter’s havoc, start spring home improvements and keep…

The Safest States for Workers’ Compensation

As Americans, we are presented with an onslaught of warning signs, flashing lights and a seemingly endless list of safety regulations every day. Most of…

How to Read an Accident Report

One of the most important steps to take after you have been injured in a car crash is obtaining the police accident report. Whether or…

Food Poisoning and Personal Injury Law: Can You Sue for Food Poisoning?

In 2015, 43 Chipotle restaurants shut down after hundreds of diners became ill in separate E. coli and norovirus outbreaks linked to the Mexican food…

St. Patrick’s Day the fourth most popular drinking holiday

While you’re enjoying a pint of Guinness this St. Patrick’s Day, remember to drink responsibly. On average each year, an alcohol-related crash claims a life…

Top 5 spring sports injuries: Q&A with Attorney Craig Milsten

As the weather warms up, so too should young athletes who play spring sports. One of the greatest challenges of spring and fall sports at…

4 PA Driving Laws You May Not Know

Chances are you feel fairly confident on your knowledge of PA driving laws. You know to obey posted signs including speed limits and stop signs.…

What happens if you are laid off or fired after a work injury? Q&A with Attorney Drew Gannon

Many people are surprised to learn that employers generally do not have to hold a position for you indefinitely following an injury on the job.…

Hitting the Slopes: Winter Sports Safety Tips

Now that we have finally seen some snowflakes this winter, hitting the slopes is tempting. Skiers, snowboarders, ice-skaters and others are slipping on their coats…

Space Heater Safety Tips for Your Home

Temperatures are finally reflecting the winter season. As Central Pennsylvanians make warmth a priority in their homes, many turn to dangerous heat sources. While space…

The Evolution of Motorcycle Safety [Infographic]

Motorcyclists are on the road everywhere. While you may think wearing a helmet should be common sense, often you’ll find that many of them choose…

The NFL’s Concussion Crisis

In recent years, NFL injuries have been front and center in national conversation. Folks have long suspected that continually hitting your helmet against an opponent’s…

Veterans’ Affairs: Benefitting from a Broken System [Infographic]

When it comes to taking care of servicemen and women when they return home from their deployments, the current system we have is severely lacking.…

Winter Driving Tips: A Complete Guide

Although so far central Pennsylvania has had a mild winter, seasonal weather conditions are still a concern for those living in the area. To keep…

Winter Safety Tips to Prevent Premises Liability

Winter is here, even if the local weather seems to disagree recently. Living in Pennsylvania, we know that any day that could change. With colder…

How and Why Do Pennsylvanians Crash?

From 2016 to 2020, there were over 94,000 crashes in the following midstate counties: Adams, Dauphin, Cumberland, Lancaster, York, Lebanon and Perry. Last month, PennLive.com…

What You Need to Know About Premises Liability

Sometimes, dangerous property conditions can happen without warning. Other times, property owners may have warning signs, but choose to ignore them. With some exceptions, most…

Don’t swerve! Better to hit a deer

 Pennsylvania ranks third in the nation for deer-related collisions, according to a 2019 report, trailing West Virginia and Montana. Last year, nearly 3,500 deer…

Teen Driver Insurance: Q&A with Attorney Ted Kennett

As a parent and a lawyer, Ted Kennett is often asked about teen driver insurance – from whose policy the teen should be placed on…

What to do when you’re in a car accident

The following is intended to be an example of what you should do if you find yourself involved in a car crash. You are driving…

Fire Safety for the Home

A fire destroys the stability and security of your family’s home. It leaves families in financial and emotional distress. And it often results in injuries…

Top driving mistakes: Q&A with Attorney Tim Salvatore

Personal injury and wrongful death attorney Tim Salvatore sees many clients after they have been involved in car accidents. Too often, these car accidents are…

On the field and on the court: What are symptoms of concussions?

Almost half a million kids are treated in the ER each year for traumatic brain injuries, including concussions, according to the Centers for Disease Control…

Top 5 Workplace Injuries

According to the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics (BSL), nearly 900 thousand non-fatal workplace injuries requiring days off occurred in 2019. The total number…

Pennsylvania School Bus Laws: What Drivers & Parents Need to Know

As a new school year approaches, it seems like the right time for a refresher course on Pennsylvania school bus laws. According to PennDOT, each…

Why does it take so long to appeal veterans disability? Q&A with Attorney Nancy Mizerak

Social Security Disability attorney Nancy Mizerak represents disabled claimants in their appeals to the Office of Disability Adjudication and Review. We chatted with her about…

Credit Based Insurance Scores: How Your Credit Can Affect Your Insurance Rates

You have a spotless driving record, so when you applied for car insurance, you were shocked to see that you were denied coverage because of…

DIY Tips for Safety

Summer is a popular time of the year to undertake lawnscaping, home renovations and improvements, and there has been a growing trend of homeowners completing…

Plug into Electrical Safety

Electricity is such a necessary part of our everyday living that it’s easy to take for granted. Yet more than 140,000 electrical fires occur and…

PA Bicycle Laws: What You Need to Know to Avoid an Accident

June provides the perfect weather for cycling in Pennsylvania. With so many bike-friendly cities like Lancaster and York, bicycling is a great activity for the…

Safety Tips for Private and Public Pools in York, PA, and Surrounding Areas

Safety Tips for Private and Public Pools in York, PA, and Surrounding Areas Memorial Day marks the unofficial start of summer for many families in…

The Deadly Cost of Product Recalls

Takata just expanded their airbag recall to an astounding 34 million cars, or about one in seven cars in America. That officially makes it the…

Ensure deck and sidewalk safety to prevent premises liability

In south central Pennsylvania, the days are longer and the temperatures are rising, prompting more people to spend time outdoors. With spring, however, comes an…

Reasons to talk with your teen about safe driving at prom

Prom should be a time of celebration. The school year’s end is near, and if your teen is a senior, her high school career is…

Overcome the stress of insurance hassles

It’s tough enough when you’ve been in a car accident, or a fire destroyed your home. To complicate matters, your car insurance or home insurance…

Medical Negligence: Are You Being Treated Right? [Infographic]

According to the Journal of the American Medical Association, if all medically-negligent deaths were reported like other causes of death, medical negligence would be the…

Michael Scott’s Guide to Surviving Your 9-5 [Infographic]

Office Safety… boring? Not if you’re Michael Scott, fictional boss of NBC’s “The Office” (2005 – 2013). The Office, known for its cringe-worthy, realistic deadpan…

Cyber Bullying: Is It Really An Epidemic? (Infographic)

Bullying: The New Awareness The prevalence of bullying in America’s schools has resulted in its being named a public health issue. According to the Center…

What’s Your Insurance IQ?

Reading about auto insurance is like wading through hardening cement. We’ve listed a few things below to help you understand the minimum coverage you must…

Yes or No: Driving Maneuvers

Here are a few questions about driving maneuvers we’ve all seen or done. But is it legal: 1. To talk on your cell phone without…

What’s Your Insurance IQ – The Price Isn’t Always Right

Buying just the minimum auto insurance coverage may cause you much heartache later on. Accepted medical literature shows that in some cases, apparently “minor” accidents…

When an Accident Occurs, What Should You Do?

At KBG, our attorneys spend every day fighting for our clients. Standing in the way of fair and just results is the insurance industry, a…

Are You “The Suing Type?”

We hear about them every day on television, the internet and talk radio shows: frivolous lawsuits. Ridiculous stories like the one about a burglar who…

Strained Sports: Injuries in Athletes [Infographic]

It’s something we see at almost every sports contest — someone gets hurt. The severity and type of injury varies case by case and depends…

Keeping Your Kids Safe In your Vehicle

You love and cherish your children, so take the time to protect them in your vehicle. Use approved booster seats and car seats. Rear-facing seats should be…

Saving on Insurance

In this time of economic downturn, it may be tempting to save money on your auto insurance – or even drop your auto insurance. Before you drop…

Premises Liability: Slip & Fall Cases

Most people are surprised to learn that property owners are not automatically liable for falls that occur on their property due to inclement weather. Property…