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Posted on Mar 14, 2014 A lawyer who served on the defense team for the Jerry Sandusky trial is now under fire for potentially misappropriating client funds in another case and for failing to pay his taxes. Karl Rominger has voluntarily surrendered his Pennsylvania law license while he is under investigation. Details of the allegations […]

Posted on Mar 13, 2014 We are pleased to welcome Mike Kosik and Daryl Christopher to Schmidt Kramer as of Monday, March, 17, 2014.  Both Pennsylvania injury lawyers are moving to our firm after being with Angino and Rovner for many years. Mike has been a personal injury attorney for over 40 years representing the […]

Posted on Mar 10, 2014 According to the Insurance Information Institute, water damage is one of the most common and costly disasters affecting U.S. residences, accounting for billions of dollars in losses to homeowners and renters annually. Pennsylvania, especially Harrisburg, Camp Hill and other surrounding areas is not immune from these problems.  However, consumers can […]

Posted on Mar 03, 2014 Related Links: What to Do When Your Child Is Victim of Sexual Assault in Pennsylvania Is Your Child a Victim of Sexual Assault in Pennsylvania? How to Tell A Pennsylvania sexual assault case involving two preschool girls has caught the attention of local media. CBS 21 reported on the case, […]

Posted on Feb 25, 2014 Below is the report by WHP-TV 21 last night on a lawsuit filed by our firm to protect the rights of an injured girl. A local mother says her four-year-old daughter was sexually assaulted at a daycare by another child. That woman has filed a lawsuit saying the KinderCare Learning […]

Posted on Feb 24, 2014 As reported by pennlive.com’s Matt Miller on February 21, 2014, a Harrisburg-area mother who claims her pre-school daughter was sexually abused by another child filed a lawsuit Friday against one of the nation’s largest for-profit child care and early education providers. In the complaint lodged in Philadelphia County Court, the mother […]

Posted on Feb 21, 2014 According to the Insurance Information Institute (I.I.I.) to decide if you need travel insurance, the I.I.I. recommends asking these key questions: If I cancelled my travel plans, would I lose the financial value of the trip? Could weather delays or related events result in missing out on all or part […]

Posted on Feb 07, 2014 According to the U.S. Department of Transportation, 33,561 people died in motor vehicle crashes in 2012, up 3.3 percent from 32,479 in 2011. 2012 marked the first year-to-year increase in motor vehicle crash fatalities since 2005. Out of concern for public safety and to help reduce the cost of crashes, […]

Posted on Jan 20, 2014 A recent study found that men who spent a majority of their day driving a truck were as much as four times as likely to develop a highly aggressive form of prostate cancer.  This study was presented at the American Association for Cancer Research’s International Conference.  The study was conducted […]

Posted on Jan 16, 2014 If an injured worker has collected workers’ compensation indemnity benefits for an extended period of time, the insurance company will likely try to modify or suspend the workers’ wage loss benefits through a tool called a Labor Market Survey. In a Labor Market Survey, the insurance company hires a vocational […]