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Most of us have crossed the speed limit threshold at some point in our lives. Whether you are running late to work or are racing home to let out the dog, chances are you have broken a speed limit law at some point.
Recently, PennDOT began to utilize speed cameras as enforcement tools to catch those who are not abiding by the posted speed limit. A rise in accidents and fatalities in construction zones is being used as a justification for rolling out this new technology allegedly to combat speeders. PennDOT claims that reductions in speed as stated by speed limit laws throughout construction zones on Pennsylvania highways will reduce the overall fatality rate of workers at these locations.
Silver & Silver is a leading provider of legal services and is committed to serving the members of our community. As premier automotive and motorcycle accident lawyers in Philadelphia, PA, and the greater Delaware Valley, Silver & Silver is proud to represent those that need our assistance the most. If you require an attorney, the Silver & Silver team is here to help.
Here are some of the details outlining the new speed camera initiatives being put into place throughout our area.
At Silver & Silver, we take the consumer safety very seriously. Unfortunately, many medications, products, and vehicles can pose hazardous to consumers’ health and safety. Our top personal injury attorneys in Philadelphia, PA, have compiled a list of dangerous products you should try to avoid using due to the possibility of injury or harm.
As a leading personal injury law firm, Silver & Silver is proud to represent those that need help the most. Our consumer safety legal team is here to assist you if you’ve been harmed by a toxic medication, household product, or dangerous vehicle. Don’t suffer in silence — contact Silver & Silver today!
Here are some common automobile defects, household items, and medications that are known to have caused injuries and harm to many individuals. If you have been harmed by such a defective product or toxic medication, contact Silver & Silver today for a free consultation.
Winter is not too far away for those of us who live in or around the Philadelphia area. With the temperatures dropping down further each day, many low-income families are worried about how they are going to stay warm through the chilly days and nights. Thankfully, the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) is now accepting applications for the 2020-2021 winter season. If you or someone you know needs government assistance, the Silver & Silver team encourages you to visit the Department of Human Services (DHS) website and fill out an application as soon as possible. The applications close on April 9, 2021.
Before the coronavirus pandemic wreaked havoc on millions of American families and the healthcare system, people could pay their primary physician a visit as often as necessary and visit the ER knowing their problem would be taken care of. The story has changed dramatically in recent months.
During the present COVID-19 health crisis, many employees are facing a tough balancing act between keeping their jobs and staying healthy. They’re being asked to work in conditions that may expose them to the coronavirus, but they need to work in order to pay their bills and support their families. In this blog, we will talk about how employment law relates to COVID-19.
It’s a difficult situation, but our workers’ compensation lawyers in Philadelphia are aware of two important federal employment laws that may protect employees who find themselves facing health concerns in the workplace.
This law, enforced by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, requires employers to make reasonable accommodations for employees who have chronic health conditions that interfere with one or more major life activities. Once provided with those reasonable accommodations, the employee must be able to perform the essential duties of the job.
