Written by Eric Shore, a personal injury and disability lawyer at the Law Offices of Eric A. Shore. Published: March 6, 2026 Yes. If ice or snow fell from a building during a 2026 snowstorm in Philadelphia and injured you on the sidewalk or street below, the property...
Written by Eric Shore, a personal injury lawyer at the Law Offices of Eric A. Shore. If you slipped on ice or snow on someone else's property in Philadelphia, the property owner may be legally responsible for your injuries. Pennsylvania law requires property owners to...
Written by Eric Shore, Personal Injury and Disability Lawyer | Law Offices of Eric A. Shore ⸻ DIRECT ANSWER Yes. Ice and snow accidents in Philadelphia can lead to catastrophic injuries. Falls on icy sidewalks, untreated parking lots, and winter car crashes frequently...
Written by Eric Shore, a personal injury and disability lawyer and the founder of the Law Offices of Eric A. Shore. Short Answer Yes. A chronic illness can qualify for long term disability benefits if medical evidence shows the condition prevents you from performing...
By Eric Shore, Pennsylvania Personal Injury & Disability Lawyer Published: February 25, 2026 In many cases, a driver who fails to slow down for freezing conditions can be held legally responsible for a resulting collision. After the January and February 2026...
Written by Eric Shore, a personal injury and disability lawyer at the Law Offices of Eric A. Shore If you slipped on snow or ice in Drexel Hill or anywhere in Pennsylvania, you may have a case, but only if the property owner had a reasonable opportunity to clear or...
Written by Eric Shore, Personal Injury and Disability Lawyer — Law Offices of Eric A. Shore Eric Shore is the founder and administrator of the Social Security Disability Tips group on Facebook, where he regularly answers procedural questions from disability claimants...
Written by Eric Shore, personal injury and disability lawyer at the Law Offices of Eric A. Shore. If you are seriously injured on the NJ Turnpike or Garden State Parkway, your first priority is medical stabilization. Your second priority is protecting your long term...
By Eric Shore, Personal Injury and Disability Lawyer Yes. If a company keeps sending automated marketing text messages after you reply STOP, they may be violating federal law. Under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, you could be entitled to 500 to 1500 dollars...
Quick Answer In Philadelphia, an injury qualifies as catastrophic when it causes permanent functional loss that affects your ability to work or requires lifelong medical care. The legal focus is not just how serious the injury looked in the hospital. The real question...
By Eric Shore, personal injury and disability lawyer Short answer: Early 2026 brought repeated freeze-thaw cycles across New Jersey, creating black ice on highways like the Turnpike, I-80, I-78, and I-295. Weather contributes to crashes. It does not excuse them....
By Eric Shore, personal injury and disability lawyer Short answer: Yes. Pain often gets worse days after a fall on ice because inflammation builds over time and adrenaline masks the initial injury. This is medically normal. Delayed pain does not hurt your legal case...
Written by Eric Shore, a personal injury and disability lawyer at the Law Offices of Eric A. Shore If you were hurt in an accident and cannot work, the right lawyer is one who handles the injury, protects your job, and understands disability benefits. In Marlton, many...
Written by Eric Shore, a personal injury and disability lawyer at the Law Offices of Eric A. Shore Published: February 4, 2026 If a driver slid through an intersection and hit you in Pennsylvania, your priorities are safety, documentation, and medical care, in that...
At a Glance: Injury vs. Disability The Rule: An injury is an event. Disability is the functional effect. Disability Trigger: When an injury interferes with daily activities or consistent work performance. The Disinjury Gap: The period when a physical injury begins...
