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What Is Distracted Driving?
On behalf of Law Office Of Deborah M. Truscello posted in Car Accident on January 30, 2019
People hear the phrase distracted driving and immediately think of texting. The reason for this is that texting while driving has been identified as an extremely dangerous practice. Many states have banned it, including Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania’s Texting-While-Driving Ban forbids drivers from using an Interactive Wireless Communication Device, such as a cellphone, to read, write, or… Read More
OSHA’s Focus Four Initiative Sees Positive Changes
On behalf of Law Office Of Deborah M. Truscello posted in Workers' Compensation on January 24, 2019
One of the most dangerous industries in the United States is construction. Construction-related inspections account for 60 percent of all Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) inspections. In 2009, nearly one in five work-related fatalities occurred within the construction industry, while private industry construction fatalities accounted for almost three times that of all workers nationally…. Read More
How to Choose the Right Divorce Lawyer for You
On behalf of Law Office Of Deborah M. Truscello posted in Divorce on January 22, 2019
Even under the best of circumstances, going through a divorce is a difficult, emotional, and painful process. In order to get through it with as few emotional scars as possible, it is crucial that you select an experienced and qualified Delaware County divorce lawyer. While you may think that a cut-throat attorney who will tell… Read More
Passengers Are Getting Injured in Uber & Lyft Accidents
On behalf of Law Office Of Deborah M. Truscello posted in Family Law on January 17, 2019
People look to rideshare outfits like Lyft and Uber for convenience, quick pick-up, and low-cost. But what they are getting, in many cases, is injuries. Statistics show that the year 2010 saw the fewest highway fatalities in 60 years. Then the number of deaths started to rise again, two to three percent annually in the… Read More
How do Military Divorces Differ from Civilian Divorces?
On behalf of Law Office Of Deborah M. Truscello posted in Child Support on January 15, 2019
While military divorces are worked through in civilian court, they require lawyers who understand unique military matters. Specifically, they must be experienced with military rules relating to child and spousal support, the division of military pensions and benefits, service of process, and requirements regarding residency and filing. The Delaware County divorce lawyers at the Law… Read More
Vocational Rehabilitation
On behalf of Law Office Of Deborah M. Truscello posted in Vocational Rehabilitation on January 9, 2019
Some workers will need more than physical rehabilitation to continue on with their lives after an on-the-job injury. They may never recover sufficiently to perform the jobs they did before; but that does not mean they cannot ever work again. For them, vocational rehabilitation can teach them new skills and allow them to re-enter the… Read More