Who Pays Your Medical Bills When You Are Injured At Work In Pennsylvania
Posted on behalf of Schmidt Kramer on May 16, 2012 in Workers' Compensation
The first question to ask is, “what is a work injury”? This can be defined as a medical condition caused by or aggravated by work. If you have been injured at work contact one of our skilled workers’ compensation lawyers in Harrisburg today for a free legal consultation. This can be a specific accident or […]
Read MoreInvestigation Into New Oxford Crash Which Killed 5 Students Continues
Posted on behalf of Schmidt Kramer on May 16, 2012 in Car Accidents
Reports from the Hanover Evening Sun in Adams County are that five teenagers were killed yesterday, December 6, 2011, afternoon on Route 94 in Adams County in a tragic two car accident. It appears that all five were students at New Oxford High School. The victims are identified as Oscar Banda, 17, a junior at New Oxford; Chelsea McFalls, 15, a sophomore; Casey […]
Read MoreTractor Trailer Wreck In Pottsville North Of Harrisburg Causes Injuries
Posted on behalf of Schmidt Kramer on May 16, 2012 in Truck Accidents
February 1, 2012 – As a follow up to yesterday’s posting on a new Pennsylvania law relating to commercial drivers and medical certificates, two people were injured on January 31, 2012 when a tractor-trailer ran into the back of a pickup truck along Route 61 in Saint Clair, near Pottsville, north of Harrisburg in Central Pennsylvania. […]
Read MoreFollowing Child Restraint Guidelines To Avoid Serious Injuries In A Crash
Posted on behalf of Schmidt Kramer on May 16, 2012 in Car Accidents
The most important thing for parents to remember is that, in order to reap the safety benefits of safety seats and belts, they must be used properly. The Harrisburg car accident attorneys with Schmidt Kramer Injury Lawyers say that following these tips should help keep your child safe from harm. According to the National Highway Traffic […]
Read MoreTruck Driver Charged In South Central Pennsylvania Crash In Conewago Township
Posted on behalf of Schmidt Kramer on May 16, 2012 in Truck Accidents
(2/28/2012) – According to the Hanover Evening Sun, the man accused of causing a four-car accident in Conewago Township, while driving without a license, waived his right to a preliminary hearing and will see his charges move forward to county court. Rodrigo Vagner Chillogallo-Malacatus appeared in Adams County Central Court last Wednesday morning to sign paperwork and […]
Read MoreTraumatic Brain Injuries Are Often Not Recognized But Become More Prevalent
Posted on behalf of Schmidt Kramer on May 16, 2012 in Brain Injury
March 16, 2012 – According to statistics compiled by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) are emerging as a major problem in the United States, including Pennsylvania. The estimates are that 1.7 million people suffer a TBI each year. TBIs can cause permanent disability and, in some cases, […]
Read MoreSchmidt Kramer Files Motion To Protect Victims Of Sandusky Case
Posted on behalf of Schmidt Kramer on May 15, 2012 in Slip & Fall
Below is Schmidt Kramer’s Chuck Schmidt discussing with Annie McCormick of WHP-TV 21 in Harrisburg the filing of a Motion to Intervene on January 10, 2011 in a case involving the Second Mile’s insurance company Federal Insurance and Mr. Sandusky. The insurance company is attempting to avoid paying any civil claims and the firm is […]
Read MoreSchmidt Kramer Represents Bob Archibald
Posted on behalf of Schmidt Kramer on May 15, 2012 in Slip & Fall
See the link below for the recent decision of the Pennsylvania Superior Court which reverses summary judgment in the Dauphin County Court of Common Pleas. In Archibald v. Kemble, _____ A.2d _____ (Pa. Super. 2009), Scott Cooper, Esquire, a Partner at SCHMIDT KRAMER, represented the Archibalds for serious injuries Bob Archibald sustained when he was […]
Read MoreFDA Issues Recall Of Phenylephrine HCl Due To Visible Particles In Vials
Posted on behalf of Schmidt Kramer on May 15, 2012 in Defective Products & Medications
The healthcare industry is receiving warnings from the Food and Drug Administration regarding the dangers of injectable versions of Phenylephrine HCl. According to an FDA press release, the warnings and recent recall are being blamed on “visible particles” identified in lots of the medications. The recall lot #0693 was issued February 22, 2012, and was […]
Read MoreChuck Schmidt Interviewed On The Filing Of The Second Known Civil Lawsuit In The Penn State Scandal
Posted on behalf of Schmidt Kramer on May 15, 2012 in General
We’re learning even more about a civil lawsuit filed by the alleged 12th victim Thursday against Jerry Sandusky, Penn State and The Second Mile. It’s an exclusive story you saw first on CBS 21 News live at 5. The accuser, who was 12 when Jerry Sandusky allegedly sexually abused him, says that Sandusky gave him […]
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