Insights & Case Studies

What To Do After an Automobile Accident: A Practical Checklist From Medina | Morgan A car crash happens in seconds — but the steps you take in the minutes, hours, and days afterward can make a major difference in your safety, your recovery, and your legal rights. At Medina | Morgan, we help crash victims navigate […] Read More >

New research shows that advances in artificial intelligence (AI) aren’t just reshaping jobs — they may also make workplaces significantly safer. According to a recent analysis highlighted in Inc. Magazine, AI-driven automation of routine and hazardous tasks could reduce occupational injuries by an average of 6 percent annually through 2030. Inc.com The study estimates that as many as one-third […] Read More >

On December 4, 2025, Philadelphia City Council passed a new ordinance aimed at closing a dangerous licensing loophole exploited by some contractors. The legislation comes after a report by NBC10 Philadelphia that exposed how contractors whose licenses have been suspended or revoked were simply forming new companies — so-called “alter ego” entities — to continue […] Read More >

Few roads in America have the reputation that Philadelphia’s Roosevelt Boulevard has earned. Stretching through Northeast Philadelphia, the Boulevard is a 12-lane artery known for high speeds, complex traffic patterns, and a long history of devastating crashes. For decades, residents have referred to it as one of the most dangerous roadways in the city—and with good reason. […] Read More >

When a medical provider incorrectly labels a cancerous lesion as “benign,” the consequences can be devastating. In Burns v. Skin & Laser Surgery Center of PA, the Pennsylvania Superior Court addressed exactly that situation. Read More >

In a case of school negligence, the Burlington County Special Services School District has agreed to pay $650,000 to settle claims. Read More >

Failure to File a Certificate of Merit Leads to Dismissal of Pennsylvania Malpractice Case - Pennsylvania law requires plaintiffs bringing medical malpractice claims to file a certificate of merit within 60 days of their complaint. Read More >

In an era when police encounters are routinely captured on cell phones, body-worn cameras, and surveillance systems, many people assume video tells the full story. But as a recent federal court decision shows, even clear footage can contain blind spots, missing angles, or moments where the most critical details fall just outside the frame. On […] Read More >

A new debate is unfolding in Harrisburg that strikes at the heart of Pennsylvania’s civil-justice system. Senate Bill 125, introduced by Sen. Cris Dush, proposes a constitutional amendment that would let state legislators, rather than the judiciary, decide where medical-malpractice lawsuits may be filed. Supporters frame it as an effort to end “venue shopping.” But […] Read More >