by MHK Attorneys | Sep 3, 2019 | Car Accidents, Personal Injury, Vehicle Accidents
An unlicensed teen, vacationing in the Poconos last year, lost control of a Chevrolet Suburban and crashed. The Pennsylvania car accident claimed the lives of three 15-year-old boys from Bucks County and injured three other teens, including the 15-year-old driver. The...
by MHK Attorneys | Aug 28, 2019 | Commercial Vehicle Accidents, Personal Injury, Vehicle Accidents
When you put your children on the bus in the morning, you expect them to be safe and you believe the driver to be qualified to transport this precious cargo. Sometimes, this is a major assumption. Did you know that there were 340,039 fatal crashes during the years of...
by MHK Attorneys | Aug 25, 2019 | Drunk Driving Accidents, Personal Injury, Vehicle Accidents
Unfortunately, many residents in the Lehigh Valley area of Pennsylvania have suffered personal injury or property damage due to drunk driving accidents. This group of people includes accident victims themselves as well as family members of the victims. What makes it...
by MHK Attorneys | Aug 20, 2019 | Car Accidents, Personal Injury, Vehicle Accidents
A 20-year-old passenger was killed recently on a Pennsylvania highway when a teen driver lost control of a Jeep. The 17-year-old driver and four other occupants suffered injuries when the vehicle rolled over on Interstate 95. According to a crash assessment by state...
by MHK Attorneys | Aug 7, 2019 | Car Accidents, Personal Injury, Vehicle Accidents
The freedom to ride enjoyed by Pennsylvania motorcyclists can come with a heavy price. Motorcyclists are well aware of the hazards of riding, but the dangers bear repeating for drivers who, all too often, fail to acknowledge riders’ rights. Driver right-of-way...
by MHK Attorneys | Jul 31, 2019 | Drunk Driving Accidents, Personal Injury, Vehicle Accidents
The ignition interlock system was designed to check a person’s breath for alcohol before allowing a motor vehicle to start. Every time he or she wants to use the car—regardless of the time of day—the person has to blow into the device. Only when he or she is...
