What Is The Bloodborne Pathogens Standard?
Although many Americans don’t think of the healthcare field as dangerous, it most certainly is. Medical professionals work some of the most dangerous jobs in [...]
PTSD: A Medical Condition That Is Coverable By Workers’ Compensation
The majority of Americans have heard of the medical condition called Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). The phrase is most frequently associated with veterans that are [...]
Temporary Worker Killed On The Job In York County, PA
681A 37-year-old temporary worker was killed while working for Johnson Controls, a company which works to build intelligent buildings and find new ways to save [...]
Man Working On Turnpike Injured While Driving A Dump Truck
A man working for the contractor New Enterprise Stone & Lime was injured when the dump truck he was driving struck the underside of a [...]
OSHA Investigates Liberty Bridge Fire While Contractor Faces Fines
Crews have been working around the clock to repair the Liberty Bridge outside of Pittsburgh, PA after a fire on a construction site caused serious [...]
Fun for All at the Bulldog Lawyers’ Client Appreciation Day
On Friday, August 12th, nearly seven hundred people gathered at Knoebels Amusement Resort in upstate Pennsylvania to celebrate the Bulldog Lawyers’ annual client appreciation day. [...]
Pennsylvania Supreme Court To Review “Good Samaritan” Workers’ Comp Decision
Whenever someone is hurt while at work, workers’ compensation insurance is supposed to cover the cost of the medical treatments they require for their injuries [...]
Employees Injured In Explosion At Philadelphia’s Veolia Energy Station
An industrial explosion rocked the city of Philadelphia on June 15th, 2016, originating from the Veolia Energy Station, located on Christian and 26th street in [...]
Worker Injured On Turnpike Still Recovering A Year Later
Most people don’t understand how deeply a work injury can impact their day to day lives until they themselves go through it - an experience [...]
Two Pennsylvania Contractors Face Nearly $250,000 In Fines
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration announced that two Pennsylvania-based contractors had been cited for safety violations after an investigation was performed at multiple job [...]