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09/03/2026

From the first doctor’s visit through ongoing treatment, keeping thorough medical documentation can strengthen the record of an injury. Diagnoses, bills, imaging, treatment notes, photographs, and even a journal documenting symptoms may all help tell the full story of how an accident affected you.

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Learn about the essential medical documentation needed to support your personal injury claim. Consult with a lawyer for legal guidance.

09/02/2026

The amount of a personal injury settlement is not necessarily the amount an injured person ultimately receives. Medical liens, litigation expenses, and decisions about lump-sum or structured payments can all affect the final result.

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An injury at hands of another, whether done maliciously or due to negligent actions, is something that can alter your life forever.

09/01/2026

What goes into a spousal support decision?

Pennsylvania courts may look at factors such as:

Each spouse’s income and earning capacity
The length of the marriage
The standard of living during the marriage
Each spouse’s financial condition and property
The ability of a lower-earning spouse to become self-sufficient

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In order to determine the amount of spousal support, the court factors in the length of the marriage, income and earning capacities, among others.

08/27/2026

OSHA’s Voluntary Protection Program focuses on several key elements of workplace safety:

Management commitment
Employee participation
Hazard prevention and control
Worksite analysis
Ongoing safety and health training

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The Voluntary Protection Program (VPP) promotes workplace safety. Rubin, Glickman, Steinberg & Gifford P.C. helps workers navigate legal protections.

08/26/2026

Limited Tort may save money on your Pennsylvania auto insurance premium, but it can also limit your right to recover compensation for pain and suffering after an accident.

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Attorney Gregory Gifford explains the difference between Limited Tort and Full Tort auto insurance, and four RGSG attorneys are named 2026 Pennsylvania Super Lawyers.

08/21/2026

Do you really need a Revocable Living Trust?

For many people in Pennsylvania, the answer may be no. Our blog explains why a trust is not automatically the best choice and why estate planning should be tailored to your circumstances.

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08/20/2026

A revocable living trust can be useful in some estate plans, but it is not something every Pennsylvanian needs. Attorney Jay C. Glickman explains why a will may be sufficient in many cases and when a trust might make sense.
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Most people in Pennsylvania do not need a Revocable Living Trust. Attorney Jay C. Glickman explains why, and how to tailor your estate plan to your actual situation.

08/19/2026

Someone may call the police after a domestic violence incident and later decide they do not want the case to continue. But in Pennsylvania, that does not necessarily end the criminal case. The decision about whether to pursue or drop charges belongs to the District Attorney.
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However, once they’ve contacted the police or a domestic violence hotline and reported the abuse, they no longer have the power to drop criminal charges.

08/18/2026

A DUI does not necessarily require a car. In Pennsylvania, riding an electric scooter while impaired can lead to DUI charges. Learn more:
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Under Pennsylvania law, you may be charged with a DUI if caught driving an electric scooter under the influence of drugs or alcohol.

08/13/2026

Prosecutors have a duty to follow court rules and ethical standards. Withholding favorable evidence, presenting testimony known to be false, mishandling evidence, or making misleading arguments may constitute prosecutorial misconduct and deprive a defendant of a fair trial.

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When prosecutors engage in conduct that violates the ethical standards of law or the court rules, it may be considered prosecutorial misconduct. Click now to learn more.