In the fall, the sun comes up later and it gets dark earlier. Setting the clocks behind one hour accelerates the change. This is one reason that the risks of a car accident increase in fall. For motorists in the fall, knowing the risks of driving at this time can result in safer traveling and[…] Read More
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Woman Killed Helping Driver Following Crash on I-95
A 25-year old working her way through college and working as a West Chester University security officer, was killed while attempting to help another driver on the side of the road on I-95 in Wilmington, Delaware on Sunday morning. Police said the accident happened around 4:15 a.m., Sunday on I-95 South near the Delaware Avenue[…] Read More
Outdoor Dining Crash Injures Eight in Philadelphia
Breakfast patrons in the Northern Liberties section of Philadelphia were interrupted Wednesday as a car crashed into the outdoor dining seating. Eight people went to the hospital after the collision on Fourth and Reno Streets. All treated were in stable condition and none appear to have life-threatening injuries. The driver appeared to be attempting to[…] Read More
What Should I Know About Accidents Caused by Defective Car Parts?
A car has numerous working parts. Many of the parts are made by automobile manufacturers, while others are produced by outside suppliers. Quality, reliable components require research, development, raw materials, and a variety of manufacturing processes. However, things can go wrong at any link of the supply chain, which can cause serious car accidents. Automotive[…] Read More
Federal Jury Finds Roundup Contributed to Man’s Cancer
On Tuesday, a federal grand jury found that the pesticide Roundup played a significant role in causing a man’s cancer. The unanimous decision made by the jurors in the case tried in court in San Francisco against the manufacturer Monsanto stated that glyphosate, the active ingredient in Roundup, did indeed play a part in the[…] Read More
Francesca Iacovangelo Running for Judge of the Court of Common Pleas
McCann Dillon Jaffe & Lamb, LLC is pleased to announce that one of our attorneys, Francesca Iacovangelo, is running for Judge of the Court of Common Pleas of Philadelphia. The Campaign Kick Off event will be held on March 14 at Santucci’s. For more information on the event and to support her candidacy through contributions,[…] Read More
Honoring Military Members on Veterans Day
This Veterans Day weekend, all of us at McCann Dillon Jaffe & Lamb, LLC would like to thank the many who have served in our armed forces. We thank you for your service, your commitment to our freedom, and your family’s sacrifice. We appreciate your noble commitment and would like to honor all members of[…] Read More
Attorney Francesca Iacovangelo Speaks at Naturalization Ceremony
McCann Dillon Jaffe & Lamb, LLC attorney, Francesca Iacovangelo, spoke at the Naturalization ceremony today. Ms. Iacovangelo presented on behalf of the Philadelphia Bar Association as a Member of the Board of Governors. Seventy-seven new citizens were sworn in today in front of the Hon. Petrese B. Tucker at the United States Courthouse in Philadelphia. Ms. Iacovangelo[…] Read More
Bill Introduced to Reduce Trucking Accidents
There are more tractor trailers and other large commercial vehicles populating our roads and highways than ever before. Driving around one of these colossal, powerful vehicles can be very intimidating. Getting into an accident with one can cause serious injury, and sometimes even be fatal. One of the most dangerous kinds of trucking accidents occurs[…] Read More
Water Park Drowning
The summer months are the ideal time for some fun in the sun with family and friends. When the temperatures start to soar, millions of people flock to water parks to enjoy some thrills while cooling off in lazy rivers, tube slides, wave pools, and body slides. In 2012, 85 million people visited nearly 1,200[…] Read More