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10 Things Personal Injury Lawyers Don’t Want You to Know
With all of the personal injury lawyer ads you see on TV, it can be difficult to know who to trust. At the Scranton Law Firm, our goal is to give...
Safety Tips for Your Summer Road Trips
Summer is a perfect time to get the family together and go on a vacation. Many families decide to do a summer road trip. While road trips can be...
April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month
What does it mean to drive distracted to you as a driver? Distracted driving means engaging or participating in an activity while operating a...
Ford Recalls Vehicles for Fire Risk and Door Safety Issues
In late March 2017, Ford recalled more than 570,000 of its vehicles sold in North America and Europe to repair two problems. The engine fire recall...
Pedestrian Accidents are Often Catastrophic and More Common Than You Think
The statistics regarding auto-pedestrian accidents are startling: a pedestrian is killed every two hours and injured every seven minutes according...
Who is Liable in Slip and Fall Accidents?
What is a slip and fall injury? When an individual trips and falls on someone else's property, it is referred to as a slip and fall injury. This...
Is it true that there are there more car accidents in the winter months?
The winter months, particularly in the Northeast United States, bring a mix of weather that can wreak havoc on roads. Even on a sunny day it's...
Avoid Motorcycle Accidents This Winter
No one enjoys when Mother Nature ruins your motorcycling fun in the winter. Luckily, you can still ride in the winter and stay safe by following...
The Danger of Travel over the Holiday Season
Increase In Car Accidents During The Holidays , we often travel in our automobiles to visit family and friends. There are several things to consider...
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