Beaver County Legal Blog

Due to the coronavirus COVID-19 situation, many public and private businesses are closed.  Even Courthouses are closed to the public for all but emergency legal business. However, even with limited courthouse access and stay at home orders, important timelines are not...

Having deep and meaningful relationships makes life worth living. If your spouse, parent or child dies, your life may never be the same again. While money does not fill the void left by the unexpected death of a treasured love one, it may be the right course of...

Commercial trucks frequently travel through the Ambridge area. While you probably do not give much thought to these vehicles, they play an important role in modern commerce. After all, if there were no 18-wheelers on the road, two-day shipping would be nearly...

When it comes to car accidents, it often feels like there is no simple path forward after the damage. Do you seek compensation from your insurance provider? Do you make a claim with the insurance provider of the person who hit you? Do you have the grounds for a...

Like many in Ambridge, you likely recognize the positive impact that dogs can have on the homes in which they live. Indeed, the companionship they provide to their owners often makes said owners better able to function themselves. Yet for all of the benefits that come...

The holiday season is a time of good cheer, indulgence and getting together with family and friends. You may spend a lot of time going to holiday parties at this time of year in Pennsylvania. The period from Thanksgiving to New Year's Day is the holiday DUI season,...

Being in a car accident can be a traumatic experience, especially if you incur major vehicle damages and injuries. Understanding Pennsylvania laws regarding fault is key in ensuring the insurance company or judge treats you fairly, especially if you are not found to...

Are you or a loved one struggling with medical bills after a dog bite injury? Under Pennsylvania law, you may be able to recover your cost from the dog's owner. Several state laws influence dog bite liability and available financial compensation. Read on to learn more...