Today's blog: Recently, in the case of Swanger v. Warrior Run School District , the United States District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania addressed the duty of school officials to warn third parties of potential harm.

Today's blog: You have seen it before, sometimes a closer call than others: A tractor-trailer combination that had been stopped on highway shoulder attempts to pull back onto the highway from a stopped position or slow rate of speed.

Today's blog: In today’s blog, Jamie Bordas reminds us that if you stop to count your blessings, you just might be surprised!

Today's blog: It is important to reflect on the things we have not just on Thanksgiving, but every day. Sally urges you to remember the blessings of family this year - Happy Thanksgiving to you and your loved ones!

Today's blog: Have you, or someone you know, ever been involved in a tractor-trailer collision? Litigation involving these types of unfortunate instances can be lengthy due to often complex interactions of state and federal law(s).

Today's blog: Do you ever wonder what your lawyer is doing when they are not working with you on your civil case, or even what they are doing on your case in between your communications with them? Today's blog includes some of the things that lawyers do on a regular basis in the context of a civil litigation practice.

Today's blog: It’s easy to give thanks for the material blessings in our lives--an unexpected gift from a friend, a bonus at work, a perfect vacation with loved ones. But have you stopped to give thanks for God’s presence in the midst of your struggles?

Today's blog: Yesterday was Veteran's Day - a day where we honor those who have served and continue to serve. We thank you, from the bottom of our hearts, for your sacrifice so we can live freely - we will never forget.

Today's blog: Outside of the office, lawyers try to keep themselves busy just like anyone else. Between juggling families and kids sporting events, lawyers are still able to participate in networking societies like the American Bar Association which is available to lawyers throughout the country.

Today's blog: Going to speak to an attorney can be scary enough but having to actually go to trial can be even scarier! As attorneys, we understand this and empathize with your concerns but as John tells us today the answer is usually "no, you don't have to".