PERSONAL INJURY LAWYERS BLOG

It is only natural to consider getting a new job after suffering a workplace injury. Returning to the same job is likely to bring up bad memories and you may even struggle to do your job because of stress and anxiety about what happened. However, if…

Schmidt Kramer is proud to announce our support for Pennsylvania One Call System's Safety Day Conference, promoting safe and compliant digging and demolition work in the state. This event is free and is being held virtually for the first time due to…

No-contact car accidents are accidents where the at-fault driver’s vehicle never touches yours. The other driver’s actions caused you to crash into another vehicle or object. Sometimes the at-fault driver is unaware of the result of his or her actions…

Many health care providers and long-term care facilities are starting to receive the first doses of COVID-19 vaccines. However, almost half of the public remains hesitant about getting vaccinated, saying they probably or definitely will not get the COVID-19…

While there are many causes for slip and fall accidents, many are the result of snow or ice, particularly outside a business or public building. For example, people may encounter snow or ice in the parking lot in front of a store. If injuries occur,…

Unfortunately, many injury victims make decisions based on inaccurate information or misconceptions about the process. For example, did you know that even if you have already filed a claim you may be able to hire an attorney to assist you? If you are…

The Toys for Tots toy drive is currently underway, and Schmidt Kramer is collecting toy donations at our office in Harrisburg. If you are looking for a way to help underprivileged children this holiday season, consider donating a toy. You can come by…

The promise of a COVID-19 vaccine is on the horizon from multiple pharmaceutical companies. However, many people are questioning whether getting vaccinated will be mandatory.    This could certainly happen. Schmidt Kramer Partner Scott Cooper shared…

Insurance companies may suggest taking your car to certain repair shops after a crash. Insurance companies choose these shops because they have worked with them in the past and they believe these shops will evaluate vehicle damage in a way that favors…

We are nine months into the COVID-19 pandemic, and it is clear workers’ compensation systems around the nation are unlikely to go back to operating the way they did before March 2020. There is concern that workers’ compensation insurers will try to use…