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For individuals who believe they've been wrongfully terminated in Pennsylvania and need legal guidance, Kozloff Stoudt is home to highly skilled workplace discrimination lawyers in Philadelphia and the surrounding area. Their team of experienced professionals has been helping employees file wrongful termination claims or negotiate successful severance packages outside of court for decades.

Every year, thousands of unintentional slip and fall accidents occur in the US. As skilled injury lawyers in Philadelphia, the team at Kozloff Stoudt works hard to protect the rights of individuals who injure themselves as a result of a slip and fall at work or at home and helps those individuals pursue compensation for their injuries. The Kozloff Stoudt team offers advice on common causes of slip and fall accidents during the summer months.

Every year, hundreds of thousands of people are injured due to bicycle-related accidents across the US. With late spring and summer providing perfect conditions for residents of Pennsylvania to break out their bikes, the PA injury attorneys at Kozloff Stoudt advise caution for both bicyclists and motorists as they share the roads. The experienced legal team also offers consultations to anyone that has been involved in a bicycle accident in Philadelphia or the surrounding region.

Kozloff Stoudt, a group of experienced real estate attorneys serving Pennsylvania, is proud to advise individuals on their workplace rights when it comes to sexual harassment. Sexual harassment is a form of sex discrimination that violates Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. The Civil Rights Act of 1964 is a federal law prohibiting employers from discriminating against any employee based on race, sex, color, national origin, or religion.

In the recent Business Weekly March 2019 cover story, "Mother's Load," Jeffrey Elliot, a Philadelphia business attorney from the Law Offices of Kozloff Stoudt Attorneys, was featured as a business law expert on the matter of workplace discrimination.

On February 5, 2019, the members of the Pennsylvania State Senate passed Senate Resolution 20 by a vote of 31-18. The resolution is concerned with conducting a full study of the constitutionality of the MCARE Act, which was established in 2002. For victims of medical malpractice in need of injury law attorneys in Reading, PA, this potential change may have significant benefits for their filed lawsuits.

Kozloff Stoudt, a Berks County law firm with decades of experience, represents individuals who were harmed in auto accidents. Their auto accident attorneys in Reading, PA and the surrounding areas give injured victims of car accidents the representation that they need to get the settlement that they deserve.

Kozloff Stoudt, a group of personal injury lawyers in Philadelphia, offers representation for product liability lawsuits. Product liability lawsuits make up a large portion of personal injury law. Other facets of personal injury law include vehicle accidents, falls, animal attacks, medical malpractice, nursing home neglect, uninsured motorists, and more. In each of these cases, individuals need a lawyer that will represent them to the fullest extent, making sure that their case is looked at seriously and the correct actions are taken to ensure that they get the settlement they deserve.

Kozloff Stoudt, the auto accident attorneys in Philadelphia, will be attending the 18th annual Valentine's Gala to Battle Cystic Fibrosis. This year's Valentine's Gala will take place on February 9, 2019 at the DoubleTree Hotel in Reading, PA.

An employment-related injury can be shocking and heartbreaking—and it may be more likely to happen than many Pennsylvanians believe. According to research from the National Safety Council, a worker is injured in the line of their employment every seven seconds. This means that on average, a little over 12,000 employees are injured every single day. Unfortunately, even though workplace injuries are exceedingly common, insurance companies don't always give the injured parties the settlements that they need to cover medical bills and lost wages during recovery.