Post-Holiday DUI Checkpoints: What Pennsylvania Drivers Should Know After New Year’s
New Year’s Eve celebrations across Pennsylvania inevitably lead to a surge in law enforcement DUI checkpoint activity throughout January and February. Police departments coordinated dozens of sobriety checkpoints during the first weeks of 2026, continuing their post-holiday enforcement efforts to identify and arrest impaired drivers who continue to celebrate long after the ball drops. At […]
Read MoreCan You Sue for Injuries Caused by Snow or Ice Falling from Another Vehicle in Pennsylvania?
Winter driving in Pennsylvania comes with unique hazards, and one of the most dangerous yet often overlooked risks involves snow and ice flying off vehicles. When a massive sheet of ice detaches from a truck roof at highway speed or accumulated snow from an SUV suddenly strikes your windshield, the results can be catastrophic. These […]
Read MoreHow Black Ice Accidents in January Affect Liability in Pennsylvania
January brings some of Pennsylvania’s most treacherous driving conditions, with black ice posing a nearly invisible threat on roads throughout Montgomery and Bucks counties. When temperatures drop below freezing after rain, snow, or even fog, roads can develop thin, transparent layers of ice that blend seamlessly with the pavement. Unlike visible snow or slush, black […]
Read MoreYour Rights During Police Questioning in Pennsylvania: When Can You Remain Silent?
Police encounters can be intimidating, especially when officers begin asking questions about your involvement in a crime. Understanding when you have the right to remain silent in Pennsylvania protects you from self-incrimination and ensures law enforcement respects your constitutional protections during questioning. At Rubin, Glickman, Steinberg & Gifford, we defend individuals throughout Montgomery and Bucks […]
Read MoreCan Police Check Your Phone Without a Warrant in Pennsylvania?
Your phone contains some of your most private information, from personal messages and photos to financial data and location history. When law enforcement asks to search your device during a traffic stop or arrest, understanding your Fourth Amendment rights becomes critical to protecting your privacy and building a strong defense against any potential charges. At […]
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