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FOUR STATE AREA — We continue our focus on the remarkable women of the Four States by looking at someone who says her drive to help is an inherited trait. When times are tough, Shelly Dreyer wants to be there for others. It could be extra support for a kid who needs...

We've got exciting news! As of March 18th, all of our attorneys and staff are now vaccinated. This means that we are back to seeing clients in our office! YAY! However, we are still asking that you wear a mask during your visit. Please also note that we are still...

When it is time to move your loved one into a nursing home facility, it can be a difficult decision but one you make with the assumption that they will be well taken care of. Unfortunately, that isn't always the case. Did you know that over 40% of individuals residing...

Every personal injury case, be it intentional or negligence, shares basic points: Liability and damages. Just ask yourself: Was the person or product that harmed you liable for the injury caused and, if so, what is the extent of your damages? If liability can be...

Perhaps you have suffered an injury from a car or motorcycle accident, or maybe you were injured at a job site, either way, it can be tricky knowing the steps to take right after the accident occurs. Those first few days are the most vital for your case, and will...

Every workers’ compensation case is different, and they are often much more complex than most people believe. Finding an experienced personal injury attorney could be the difference between settling and getting the settlement you deserve. Suffering a personal injury...

No one expects to be injured, and when it happens, it can catch you and your loved ones off guard. You know you will have medical bills, lost wages, and other financial damages. No one wants their loved ones to suffer from a financial burden caused by someone else’s...

Pedestrian Crossing Sign Headlines across the nation are pointing to a dangerous, growing trend. Auto accidents involving pedestrians have seen a spike in recent years. In the United States, there were 6,000 pedestrian deaths in 2017, a 25-year high that continued...