Explore personal injury articles from Quatrini Law Group covering accident claims, insurance issues, compensation, and the rights of injured Pennsylvanians.

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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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Pennsylvania’s New Hands-Free Driving Law: What It Means for You—and Why It Matters

By James Miller, Esq. Last year, Joyce Novotny-Prettiman alerted our readers of Paul Miller’s Law, a major change in Pennsylvania law that affects how—and if—motorists can use their cellphones behind the wheel. Beginning this week, enforcement of the stricter distracted driving law takes full effect, and the consequences go far beyond a simple ticket. For our injured clients and victims of…

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Let me count the ways the attorneys of QLG help our injured and disabled clients

When a client walks through our door, his/her life has been unexpectedly turned upside down. It is the corrections officer injured by an unruly prisoner, or, a registered nurse involved in an auto accident with his/her family. It can be a doctor diagnosed with a serious illness, or, a military veteran struggling with an onset…

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Paul Miller’s Law: A step towards safer roads in Pennsylvania

By Joyce Novotny-Prettiman, Esquire On June 5, 2025, Pennsylvania will implement “Paul Miller’s Law” to reduce distracted driving. This new legislation updates a 2012 law that banned texting while driving, expanding it to cover broader mobile device usage. It defines “driving” to include being stopped in traffic, such as at a red light or stop…

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