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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 comply with the definition…
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 there may be liabilities…
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 buying something much closer…
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 distracted driving, this law…
Brian Patrick Bronson, James Miller, and Dr. Patrick Carone, MD, MBA, CSCS will present An Introduction to Long-Term Disability Benefits at the Westmoreland Bar Association on December 11. Register today! If you’re navigating a disability claim, our attorneys can help you understand and pursue long-term disability benefits.
Brian Bronson and James Miller hosted the Quatrini radio show on WMBS 590 am, discussing Social Security Disability Insurance. If you have questions about eligibility or appeals, our team can help guide you through Social Security Disability claims.
For Immediate Release: Pittsburgh, PA – James Miller was chosen by the Allegheny County Bar Foundation’s (ACBF) Access to Justice Committee for the Law Student Pro Bono Award in recognition of his commitment to the Pittsburgh Pardons Project. The award was presented at the ACBF’s Fall Foundation Reception on September 25, 2025 at the Hotel…
