Sometimes, employees in Pennsylvania spend only part of their time at employers’ premises, and the rest of the time working from home. This often brings
According to the Department of Labor, hearing loss in workers accounts for $242 million in worker’s compensation benefits paid out per year. The Centers for
The advancement of technology has had positive impacts on various industries, including the medical industry, in Pennsylvania and other states. Electronic health recording (EHR) is
Workers in high-risk industries in Pennsylvania and across the country are typically exposed to multiple injury hazards. Although catastrophic injuries and fatalities are usually well
As the end of pregnancy approaches, any Pennsylvania mother-to-be will naturally be anxious about what can go wrong. The term dystocia means slow or difficult
When new babies are born to Pennsylvania families, it is imperative to observe the child’s progress and take note of any signs of birth injury.
Pennsylvania workers have certain basic rights related to workplace safety. However, some may not know what those rights are and what level of compensation to
Workers in various industries in Pennsylvania are exposed to a myriad of toxic chemicals on a daily basis. The Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and
Generally, motorcyclists in Pennsylvania are more vulnerable than motorists. Not only are their bikes not as visible as four-wheel vehicles, but they also do not have
Being a victim of negligent medical care can leave a person disillusioned about medical professionals and the level of care they offer. Not only will
Health authorities are concerned about the high number of babies born with birth defects. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) say that
Truck drivers who disregard road safety regulations can be the cause of devastating accidents. Trucks typically need more space than a car to come to
