Philladelphia Mayor Signs “Get Out the Bike Lane” Bill into Law
Philadelphia has taken a significant step in protecting cyclists, pedestrians, and all other road users as Mayor Cherelle Parker signed the “Get Out the Bike
December 5, 2024
Philadelphia has taken a significant step in protecting cyclists, pedestrians, and all other road users as Mayor Cherelle Parker signed the “Get Out the Bike
Philadelphia — In a federal civil rights lawsuit filed last week, the family of Jonathan Lau alleges that Philadelphia police officers and a contracted healthcare
Bartram High School in Southwest Philadelphia faced a harrowing situation on Wednesday Nov 27, when the school’s weapons detection system alerted officials to a potential
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a distant, futuristic concept—it’s actively reshaping our world, and the legal system is no exception. From car accident cases
When you find yourself in the midst of a legal dispute, one of the most crucial decisions you’ll face is whether to settle out of
KaplunMarx – As Election Day approaches, Pennsylvania residents, especially those in Philadelphia, Allentown, and Pittsburgh, should brace for significant road closures and anticipated traffic impacts
Limited Tort Versus Full Tort Car Insurance Coverages Examined When a client comes into our office to discuss a car accident, one of the most
According to Walmart’s corporate site, there are 5,214 Walmart and Sam’s Club locations in the U.S. Needless to say, there are ALOT of injuries on store premises. So much so, that there is
TLDR: There is a $45 million class action settlement involving Walmart, addressing allegations that the company inflated prices on certain weighed foods and produce. This article
