Personal Injury
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 house fires across the U.S. Three out of five of those deaths occurred in houses that did not have working smoke alarms. Imagine how many lives might have been saved…
Read MoreDog 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, loyal pets. It may result in an uncomfortable situation for both the victim and the family of the dog responsible. Remember, dogs are animals, and like all animals, they have…
Read MoreQ&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 aid to individuals who might need assistance is considered a “hit and run.” The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation considers this a serious offense that can result in the suspension and/or…
Read MoreHome 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 their elders into nursing facilities. This is an emotional, stressful and often financial decision. At the other end of the spectrum, nursing home and in-home caregivers have stressful and risky…
Read MoreMulti-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 day. Having a general understanding of the law when it comes to a car accident can help relieve some anxiety if you ever find yourself in one. When it comes…
Read MoreQ&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 making any other purchase. The wise consumer, who conducts research and makes an informed decision, wins. Personal injury and wrongful death attorney Wes Addington shares his thoughts on best practices…
Read MoreWhen 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 your home has been washed away. Unfortunately, if you are not savvy enough to deal with your homeowners insurance, your devastation might not be at an end. While not all…
Read MoreNavigating 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 motivated to start leading a healthy lifestyle is great no matter what time of year, during winter months many people turn to gyms and fitness centers to start pursuing their…
Read MoreThings 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 in dealing with insurance companies, you may anticipate a smooth transaction, or you might plan to fight for what you deserve. Certain companies are notoriously easier to deal with than…
Read MoreWhat 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 when they travel, accidents happen none the less. It’s a difficult time for anyone who sustains a personal injury. An injury creates an untold amount of stress and anxiety, but…
Read MoreHome 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 and friends gathering together to enjoy one another’s company. We love giving and receiving gifts, and we love the delicious treats that are holiday traditions in all our households. Although…
Read MoreProperty 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 businesses in this region of the country more essential than ever. There are a lot of challenges that business owners face in the winter, including icy parking lots and slippery…
Read MoreSafety 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 of deer hunting-related shooting incidents continue to go down each year, according to the Pennsylvania Game Commission. In 2019, there were just 26 incidents statewide, four of which were fatal.…
Read MoreDon’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 tomorrow’s big meal. That’s when you notice the other car in your lane. Before you have time to react, it’s too late. You’re hit by a drunk driver through no…
Read MorePedestrians 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 person was killed as a result of being hit by a car or another type of motor vehicle. These numbers do not include people who were seriously injured by motorists.…
Read MoreWhat 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 Prevention (CDC). Auto accidents are the leading cause of unintentional injury death for children. As a parent, you do your best to protect your child. When it comes to child…
Read MoreCreate 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 for a hurricane. A tornado can form and touch the ground in mere minutes, and there is still no proven way to predict an earthquake. In light of recent events…
Read More7 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 — some of us also use it to snoop on our exes or read the comments section of a political rant. If you happen to be in the midst of a…
Read MoreWhat 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 the summer, it is not without its risks. Each year, some campers become ill or injured while at sleep-away camp or while attending daycare or day camp. A study published…
Read MoreBack 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 walking to a bus stop, it’s important for students, parents and motorists passing by to be reminded of pedestrian safety. Bus Stop Safety Always look both ways before crossing a…
Read MoreHow 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 coasters is a popular vacation goal, visiting your favorite amusement park without planning ahead for safety can put you and your loved ones at risk. We want you to enjoy…
Read MoreQ&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 involved in a collision? Does Uber’s insurance cover collision? What about injuries? Attorney Timothy Salvatore uses a recent example below to illustrate what you should know if you’re considering becoming…
Read More5 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 be sitting or standing so close to explosives. Even if you aren’t the person lighting up the displays, it’s important to know how to be a safe spectator. Rule 1:…
Read MoreHarry 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 hair. In addition to the usual risks of running a school, the administration also has to worry about spells gone wrong, errant unicorns, magical creatures and the trip-and-fall risks associated…
Read MoreYour 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 procedure or related incident, you may be experiencing a variety of emotions. You may be fearful or mourning an expected outcome or loss. You may also be angry and feel…
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