The Carpey Chronicle – Personal Injury Law Articles
Why Doctors Practice Defensive Medicine
Join a Class Action Lawsuit for Tuition Reimbursement for COVID-19 School Closing
Texting While Driving Essay Examples
The Do’s and Don’ts of Helmet Safety
Who is Responsible for Car Damage Caused by Potholes In Philadelphia?
The Common Sense and Basic Physics of Bumper to Bumper Car Accidents
Rear end car accidents are the most common type of car accidents in Pennsylvania. With the advent of cell phone use in cars and other devices that auto manufacturers continue to place in new models(for example, GPS devices) these type of car accidents will continue to rise.
Clearing Snow off Your Car: It’s the Law
In the biting cold of winter, it is sometimes tempting to only scrape off the parts of your car that are necessary to drive. While this habit is understandable, it can have a deadly impact on other drivers on the road as sheets of ice sliding off of your car in traffic can potentially cause an accident.
The Facts About Backover Accidents
Winter Driving Safety Tips for Snow and Ice
PA Insurance Coverage of Uber/Lyft vs. Septa
Timeline of a Personal Injury Case
Will I Have Jurors at My Hearing? How Many Jurors? – Carpey Law of Philadelphia
How NOT to Act at a Deposition Courtesy of Justin Bieber
Should Medical Malpractice Require an Autopsy?
Do You Know What a Phantom Vehicle is?
Pennsylvania Bicycle Laws for Helmets
Advice On How To Safely Shovel And De-Ice Your Driveway
In the past, this website has offered advice on shoveling snow and salting sidewalks, but considering that an average of 11,000 people injure themselves shoveling snow every year, we thought it would be good to post a few more tips on how to stay safe after a snowfall. The following is some information about the dangers of shoveling and de-icing snow, and how to avoid them