On behalf of Conner Riley Friedman & Weichler | May 30, 2017 | Car Accidents, Firm News
Law enforcement authorities in Pennsylvania arrested the individual they believe is responsible for a school bus crash that left 14 people injured. This accident happened May 17, in Lancaster County. When hit-and-run car accidents occur, victims may be left feeling...
On behalf of Conner Riley Friedman & Weichler | May 22, 2017 | criminal defense, Firm News
A Pennsylvania woman was recently arrested and charged with DUI after ingesting a common baking ingredient. Her arrest came about after a resident in Adams Township complained to police that bottles of vanilla extract kept being thrown out near his property. This...
On behalf of Conner Riley Friedman & Weichler | May 17, 2017 | blog, Firm News
Given the cultural shift about marijuana in the last decade, more people seem less concerned about the legal implications of getting charged with a marijuana crime. Although some states have legalized the plant for adult use, Pennsylvania is not one of them. It is...
On behalf of Conner Riley Friedman & Weichler | May 16, 2017 | Car Accidents, Firm News
Numerous Americans, including many residing in Pennsylvania, stop or struggle to breath while they sleep. This is a medical condition known as sleep apnea. Sleep apnea, when left untreated, can make it difficult for a person to function during the day and cause a host...
On behalf of Conner Riley Friedman & Weichler | May 9, 2017 | criminal defense, Firm News
A man was recently charged with the strangulation death of his Indiana University of Pennsylvania fraternity brother following an alleged physical altercation. The results of the autopsy seem to indicate a different story that could affect the outcome of the...
On behalf of Conner Riley Friedman & Weichler | May 4, 2017 | Firm News, workers' compensation
Pennsylvania residents who have suffered work-related injuries have every right to question their options for seeking compensation. The vast majority of employers are required to provide workers’ compensation coverage, and the benefits can cover quite a bit, but...
