For the Win Friday: TDIU Benefits Granted for Marine Corps Veteran

Attorney Michael Quatrini represented a Marine Corps Veteran who appealed a denial of total disability based on individual unemployability (TDIU) benefits. Although the Veteran did not meet the standard criteria, QLG proved he qualified for extra-schedular consideration because his service-connected lung cancer prevented him from maintaining substantially gainful employment. The Board of Veterans’ Appeals granted…

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E-Bikes Are Vehicles, Not Toys – The Law is at Odds with Reality Part III: The Most Important Question Parents Should Ask

By James Miller, Esq. My previous articles “E-Bikes Are Vehicles, Not Toys – The Law is at Odds with Reality Part I: A Trial Lawyer’s Perspective” and “E-Bikes Are Vehicles, Not Toys – The Law is at Odds with Reality Part II: The Insurance Coverage Catastrophe” discussed how vehicles sold as e-bikes do not always…

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E-Bikes Are Vehicles, Not Toys – The Law is at Odds with Reality Part II: The Insurance Coverage Catastrophe

By James Miller, Esq. In my previous article, “E-Bikes Are Vehicles, Not Toys – The Law is at Odds with Reality Part I: A Trial Lawyer’s Perspective,” I discussed how E-Bikes may not match the definition as defined under Pennsylvania law. Should an accident occur, the insurance company will ask a lot of questions and…

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Five Quatrini Law Group Attorneys Recognized by The Best Lawyers in America

Pittsburgh, PA – Quatrini Law Group is proud to have 5 lawyers awarded in the 2027 editions of The Best Lawyers in America®. Vincent Quatrini, Shelley Elovitz, Michael Quatrini, and Adam Quatrini were recognized for Workers’ Compensation – Claimants. Ernest Orsatti was recognized for Employment Law – Individuals. About Quatrini Law Group Since 1985, the attorneys…

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E-Bikes Are Vehicles, Not Toys – The Law is at Odds with Reality Part I: A Trial Lawyer’s Perspective

By James Miller, Esq. I am seeing more of these bikes on neighborhood roads, around parks, near schools, and in places where drivers do not expect a child to be traveling at motorcycle-like speeds. Most parents think they’re buying a bicycle with a battery attached. In many cases, that’s true. In some cases, however, they’re…

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