Read the latest Quatrini Law Group news, firm updates, community involvement, events, announcements, and other developments from our team.
The Pennsylvania Bar Institute, the continuing education arm of the prestigious Pennsylvania Bar Association, publishes biennial texts meant to inform and educate Pennsylvanian attorneys in specified practice areas. To be asked to co-author one of these books is an incredible honor, as it implies that the author is an exceptionally knowledgeable and well-versed contributor of…
In Pittsburgh, hailing a cab was tantamount to putting in a bid to host the Olympics. It seemed like you had to wait years for one to show up! So, I was an early cheerleader for the new mousetrap for hailing a cab – Uber. So easy! So prompt! So intriguing – peering at that…
QR is honored to have sponsored the “Art in the Alley” reception last evening at The Palace Theatre. Art in the Alley, an innovative community project located between The Palace and The Union Trust building in downtown Greensburg, is an interactive art project featuring original works by “Incubator for the Arts” local and student artists.…
Quatrini Law Group is pleased to announce a new office location in the Executive House 615 Howard Avenue in Altoona. The office, located in Suite 210, formally opens on March 1, 2018. The expansion of Quatrini Law Group into Altoona, Pennsylvania will allow the firm to more efficiently serve new and existing clients in Blair and surrounding counties…
QR is proud to announce that Attorney Joyce Novotny-Prettiman was elected to serve as vice president of the Westmoreland Bar Association (WBA)! Joyce previously held a director’s position on the WBA Board of Directors. After being elected vice president, she is in line to become president of our county’s Bar Association. Joyce has been involved…
You travel to and from work every day. If you are ever in a car accident during that commute, would you be eligible for Workers’ Compensation? To understand how we help workers pursue benefits after on‑the‑job injuries, visit our Workers’ Compensation practice area. What about if you were driving while performing a work-related “special mission?”…
We conclude our 30th anniversary year by reflecting on our “30 Acts of Charity” project. Throughout 2017, we provided support to 30 distinct charities within our local communities – via monetary donation, sponsorship, volunteerism, or contribution collection. Learn more about the causes we support and how we engage with our community on our Community Service…
A young man was a worker-in-training for Dunkin Donuts. His employer owned three different locations in Pennsylvania – Wyncote, Hatfield, and Horsham. The young man was assigned to Wyncote. His job included delivering product between the three locations and filling in for sick employees. One day, his employer called him and instructed him to fill…
On a really cold day in January, our 54 year old Marcellus Shale fresh water truck driver, Carl, picked up his vehicle at his work site in Clymer, Indiana County, and drove to a nearby creek to load up. Two hours later, Carl was found lying, face down, beside his truck. Dead. The 10 foot…
This past week, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court handed down a very significant ruling which will protect the long-term rights of permanently injured workers in Pennsylvania. To learn more about how we help injured workers navigate benefits, appeals, and legal protections under Pennsylvania law, visit our Workers’ Compensation practice area. The Supreme Court, in a case…
