Does Adrenaline Make You Not Feel Pain After a Car Crash? Stress-Induced Analgesia Explained
Legally reviewed by Marc Robert Steinberg, Esq. Yes — adrenaline can make you not feel pain after a car crash. When the body experiences acute trauma, the adrenal glands release epinephrine (adrenaline) and endorphins as part of the fight-or-flight response. These hormones suppress pain signals, elevate heart rate, and sharpen focus — allowing seriously injured […]
Read MoreWhen Does It Make Sense to Request a Jury Trial in Pennsylvania?
Legally reviewed by Marc Robert Steinberg, Esq. Anyone facing a criminal charge that may lead to incarceration has the right to request a jury trial. Having your criminal case heard by a jury made up of your peers is a fundamental right guaranteed by the U.S. Constitutional and the Constitution of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. […]
Read MoreWho’s Liable If a Pothole Causes My Car Accident?
Legally reviewed by Marc Robert Steinberg, Esq. Lack of roadway maintenance is frequently the cause of car accidents in Pennsylvania. Road defects, traffic congestion, and general roadway erosion form potholes. Potholes are more than just serious bumps in the road as they can be harmful to drivers, motorcyclists, bicyclists, and pedestrians. A hidden pothole can […]
Read MoreAre DUI Checkpoints Legal in Pennsylvania?
DUI checkpoints are legal in Pennsylvania when law enforcement follows strict planning and constitutional rules. Learn how checkpoints operate, your rights during a stop, and how Rubin, Glickman, Steinberg & Gifford can help.
Read MoreWhen Are Mechanics Responsible for Car Crashes in Pennsylvania?
Legally reviewed by Marc Robert Steinberg, Esq. Not all car crashes involving motor vehicles are caused by driver negligence or error. Sometimes, car crashes point to a much larger underlying issue, like a mechanical failure. Mechanical failure can stem from the negligence of the car manufacturer, designer, driver, or mechanic. Due to the complexity of […]
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