On behalf of The Waffenschmidt Law Firm, LLC | Nov 28, 2018 | Uncategorized
Pennsylvania has long maintained a reputation for being home to hard-working men and women. In decades past, the steel mills, coal mines and railroads helped shape the nation’s infrastructure on the backs of laborers. These days, the industry may be a bit more...
On behalf of The Waffenschmidt Law Firm, LLC | Nov 28, 2018 | Uncategorized
When colder weather strikes in Pennsylvania, many people stay at home to keep warm and cozy. Unfortunately, outdoor work still needs to get done, and workers in cold conditions may face a variety of safety risks. Slips, falls and frostbite are among the top concerns...
On behalf of The Waffenschmidt Law Firm, LLC | Nov 16, 2018 | Slip-and-fall Injuries
Pennsylvanians are likely quite familiar with the risks of slippery roads and walkways during the winter. And we recognize the importance having a healthy supply of materials like salt to make these surfaces safer. Unfortunately, salt suppliers are in a severe salt...
On behalf of The Waffenschmidt Law Firm, LLC | Nov 14, 2018 | Wrongful Death
Winter is coming to Pennsylvania, and some areas of the state have already had their first snowfall of the season. This time of year, many residents may want to make sure the heating system in their home is working properly. When service is needed, they often rely on...
On behalf of The Waffenschmidt Law Firm, LLC | Nov 5, 2018 | Uncategorized
Do you have a teen driver or one that is about to get their license? If so, you may be surprised by some new research that was just released in conjunction with National Teen Driver Safety Week. If a teen driver is in a vehicle along with other teens, the fatality...
On behalf of The Waffenschmidt Law Firm, LLC | Nov 1, 2018 | Uncategorized
Pennsylvania workers should be aware that a new law will affect what happens if they are injured on the job. In October 2018, Governor Tom Wolf signed a law that directly affects how workers’ compensation claims are handled. The law will affect both new and...
