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Sexual Assault Charges

Sexual assault and abuse has been all over the news recently, and many victims have publically leveled accusations, not only at their alleged abusers, but at their colleges and universities for dropping the ball in investigations and follow-through for reported incidents. Notably, the Ray Rice scandal, “Carry That Weight” protests and other student-led movements have

Minor Crimes Can Have Major Consequences

When you first get to college, you may feel a sense of overwhelming freedom-no parents, no boundaries and no supervision during free time at night and on the weekends. For many incoming freshmen, this is their first chance to live on their own, set their own schedules and make their own decisions as they enjoy

NCAA Sanctions May Violate Civil Rights

There has been an ongoing battle between Penn State and the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). The school’s football team has been paying for mistakes made by top-level executives of the program for the past two years. After former coach Jerry Sandusky’s sexual abuse conviction, an official investigation, led by Louis J. Freeh and commissioned

Winter Safety

Students who headed home for Thanksgiving may have seen their flights delayed or cancelled or otherwise found themselves without rides due to heavy winds, winter storms and icy conditions. Winter is definitely here and it marks a time of mass travel as students go home for the holidays and celebrate the end of finals, the

AUTO ACCIDENT WAIVERS

Should I sign the settlement agreement waiver sent to me from the other driver’s insurance company? No. It is never a good idea to sign any documents relating to an auto accident without first consulting a lawyer. By signing the settlement agreement, you are bringing your case to an end, which means you can no

CAR ACCIDENT REIMBURSEMENT

Who should pay to fix my car after an accident? Pennsylvania is a no fault state, which means that your insurance company regardless of whether you are at fault or not must pay to repair your car and pay your medical bills up to the limits of coverage. If you did not cause the accident