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An Investigation May Start “Routine,” But They Can Cost You Your License You’re a nurse at Jefferson, a physician at Temple, or an advanced practice provider on the front lines at Main Line Health. Then, you receive a message: “We’d…

As the new school year begins across Pennsylvania, it’s a good time for drivers to refresh their understanding of the state’s school bus safety laws. If you commute during morning or afternoon school hours, you may have already seen buses…

Philadelphia is home to some of the nation’s most respected colleges and universities, including the University of Pennsylvania, Temple University, Drexel, La Salle, and Saint Joseph’s. Just outside the city, schools like Villanova, Bryn Mawr, Haverford, and West Chester University…

The First Amendment protects your right to protest, whether you’re marching for justice, raising your voice against inequality, or standing up for your community. But as recent demonstrations in Philadelphia and across the nation have shown, exercising your rights can…

Pleading Guilty in Philadelphia, Delco, Montgomery County & Beyond If you’ve been charged with a crime anywhere in the Philadelphia area, one of the biggest decisions you’ll face is whether to plead guilty or take your case to trial. In…

As law enforcement accountability remains a national concern in 2025, body-worn cameras (BWCs) have become standard across many police departments, including the Philadelphia Police Department (PPD). While early discussions began in the wake of the Ferguson protests, body cameras are…

Parents expect their children to be safe and cared for in daycare. But when an injury occurs or a complaint is made, daycare employees are often the first to be scrutinized. Unfortunately, even misunderstandings or minor lapses in judgment can…

Philadelphia continues to face challenges with police accountability. Despite reform pledges, recent data shows thousands of complaints each year—yet very few lead to discipline. When officers with questionable records are involved in your arrest, it can significantly affect the outcome…

If you were pulled over for suspected DUI in Pennsylvania and asked to perform a field sobriety test, your physical condition matters. Injuries—whether recent or long-standing—can directly affect your ability to complete these tests and may lead to misleading results…