Most injured workers in Pennsylvania are told to file for workers' compensation and are never told there may be a second claim. When someone outside the employer contributed to the injury, that claim can cover pain and suffering and full wage loss, and it runs on a shorter deadline than the comp process does.

Driving on a suspended license is a separate offense in Pennsylvania, and it can extend the very suspension you are trying to clear. The reason behind the suspension changes the stakes considerably.

For eligible first-time offenders, Pennsylvania's ARD program may offer a path toward dismissed charges and a clean record. Here is how eligibility and the process work.

A day on the water can turn serious quickly. Pennsylvania treats boating under the influence as its own offense, with limits and penalties that differ from a road DUI.

Receiving a court summons can be overwhelming, but acting quickly makes all the difference. Learn what a summons means in Pennsylvania, the steps to take right away, and how a defense attorney can help you protect your rights before your court date.

Facing criminal charges in Pennsylvania? This guide breaks down the key differences between misdemeanors and felonies — including examples, penalties, and how each can impact your future. Whether it’s a DUI or a felony offense, learn what’s at stake and how Sutton & Lovette can help protect your rights.