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Evidence Parents Should Keep (and How): A Preservation Primer for a School Bullying Case
When a child is harmed or harassed, minutes matter and records decide outcomes. This guide helps parents and caregivers save emails, texts, photos, and school records. It includes tips on FERPA requests, naming, storage, and chain-of-custody. This information is designed for families in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
Amputations After an Accident: Prosthetics, Work Re-Entry, and Damages
After a catastrophic amputation, recovery isn’t just surgery and rehab—it’s prosthetic choice and maintenance, re-training for work, and a claim that accurately reflects lifetime needs. This guide explains the process, valuation, and next steps for families in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
Institutional Liability | Schools, Churches, Camps, and Youth Programs - Pennsylvania & New Jersey
When harm occurs in a school, church, camp, or youth program, minutes matter and records decide outcomes. This guide explains negligent supervision, mandatory-reporting duties, and “notice,” then outlines the first steps families can take to preserve evidence and protect their children’s rights in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
Hit-and-Run Cases: Finding Coverage When the Driver Vanishes
After a hit-and-run, minutes matter. This guide shows how to secure a police report, preserve evidence (photos, video, witnesses), and unlock coverage through your own uninsured-motorist (UM) policy—even when the other driver is unknown or a “phantom vehicle.” Practical steps for Pennsylvania and New Jersey families