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Blog Posts in 2012

What is the Effect on Your Limited Tort Rights When Struck by a Motor Vehicle with an Out-of-State License Plate.

In Pennsylvania, every owner of a registered motor vehicle must obtain automobile insurance on their vehicle pursuant to 75 Pa. C.S. § 1701 et. seq. In 1990 the law was changed to enable vehicle ...
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Bicyclist's Rights in a Motor Vehicle Collision

A bicyclist has the right of way in a designated bicycle lane. Where there is no designated bicycle travel lane, the bicyclist has the same rights and responsibilities as motor vehicle operators on ...
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Slip and Falls on Black Ice

People slip and fall on ice more than snow. Often times the ice appears to look like water, but in reality it is ice. This situation is often referred to as black ice. Because black ice is thin and ...
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What Constitutes a Tripping Hazard on a Sidewalk or Walking Surface

The United States Department of Transportation performed a study that determined that when a person walks normally, their foot rises as low as 3/8 of an inch off the ground. Thus, any object sticking ...
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