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View ArticleLocal 1637 retains Neal Goldstein, of F&L’s Labor Department
In 2011, AFSCME, District Council 33, Local 1637 retained Neal Goldstein, Co-Chair of F&L’s Labor Department as Counsel. Local 1637 represents over a 1000 members who work in the Philadelphia...
View ArticleTeen’s dirt bike death caused by police chase?
Article from the Philadelphia Tribune by Larry Miller. Jermaine Alexander, 14, was riding a friend’s dirt bike, a Honda CR500, in the city’s Frankford section on March 13. At the intersection of the...
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Scott A Portner Joins the The Million Dollar Advocates Forum
The Million Dollar Advocates Forum is pleased to announce that attorney Scott A Portner of Philadelphia PA has been certified as a member. Scott Portner, EsqThe Million Dollar Advocates Forum is...
View ArticleHow can I Create a Successful Co-Parenting Plan for the Holidays?
After a divorce, parents often find the holidays particularly stressful. Underlying tensions between ex-spouses can be heightened this time of year. Additionally, pandemic travel restrictions and...
View ArticleCan a Recall Affect My Car Accident Lawsuit?
Anyone who receives a notice about a vehicle recall should take quick action, not only for their own safety, but also for their own protection in a lawsuit involving the recalled vehicle. A recall...
View ArticleWhat are the Most Common Work-Related Injuries?
Every employee is entitled to a safe workplace that is free of hazards; however, data on job-related illnesses and injuries reveals that work is a dangerous place for many Americans. The United States...
View ArticleAre There COVID-19 Protocols in the Construction Industry?
Over the past year, every industry has had to change the way it operates to protect its workers and the public. Guidelines for the construction industry vary widely by state. In some places,...
View ArticleWho is Liable for a Car Accident on Black Ice?
All drivers must follow the rules of the road and use reasonable care when driving to avoid injuring others. If a driver does not uphold this duty of care and someone else is injured as a result, they...
View ArticleAre Remote Workers Concerned About Their Mental Health?
While working from home has its advantages, many remote employees are concerned about their mental health, according to a recent study by health insurance provider, Aetna International. However, not...
View ArticleWhy Should I Hire a Personal Injury Lawyer?
After a personal injury, a victim has to deal with their recovery and other distressing factors. Though many injury victims shy away from filing lawsuits, engaging the services of a lawyer could be the...
View ArticleHow can I Avoid an Accident with a Snowplow?
As soon as snow or ice starts to accumulate, snowplow drivers are ready and waiting to make the road conditions safe for drivers. Car accidents involving snowplows are not common, but they do happen....
View ArticleWhat Should be Included in a Successful Child Custody Agreement?
A lot of consideration goes into a child custody agreement. Education, medical care, and the different forms of communication should be clearly spelled out in the agreement. This can help prevent...
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