There are many jobs that carry an element of danger with them. Utility work is one. Whenever a worker is injured on the job, he or she may decide to file for workers' compensation to help cope with the aftermath of an accident. One Pennsylvania utility worker may choose to file after recently suffering a severe injury.
Pennsylvania car accidents: 9 injured in recent crash
Motor vehicle collisions can happen in an instant. Those involved rarely receive any warning beforehand that a crash is about to occur. Car accidents in Pennsylvania and across the country often result in injuries and property damage. Nine people were injured in a recent accident on Interstate 78.
Surviving families may be entitled to file wrongful death claims
When someone is killed in a car accident, the person's surviving family may be unsure of how to proceed after such a tragedy. To help handle some of the possible financial burdens, they may choose to file a wrongful death claim against the party believed to be responsible. One family may be looking into their legal options after a man was killed in a multiple vehicle accident in Pennsylvania.
Do you know how to spot a drunk driver?
Everyone knows that drinking alcohol and driving do not mix. The risk of getting caught, crashing into another person and becoming injured is too great. Yet, some individuals still take chances and drive while buzzed, knowing those dangers.
Power plant workers may file workers' compensation claims
Most workplaces in Pennsylvania have many safety precautions in place to prevent injuries. Unfortunately, accidents can still happen. When accidents do occur, many workers choose to file workers' compensation claims. Several workers were recently injured and some were killed after a toxic gas was accidentally released during repair work in an enclosed area.
