Your Automobile Insurance Tort Selection and How It May Affect Your Rights to Recover if You are in an Accident One of the questions you are asked when you purchase your automobile insurance—whether you live in Pennsylvania or New Jersey–is “What
What if, however, your relative or loved one is already in the United States but on a temporary visa, or what’s officially called a Non-Immigrant Visa? Depending upon their relationship to you, there may be a solution called as Adjustment of Status which allows some aliens in this situation to change — or adjust — their status from non-immigrant to immigrant and get a Permanent Resident Card, more colloquially known as a “green card”.
One of the most common questions that immigration lawyers face from clients and prospective clients—such as members of Southwest Philadelphia’s Nigerian and West African and community, members of South Jersey’s Jamaican and Caribbean community and Reading’s Latino community — is
Philadelphia personal injury attorney Peter L. Johnston, Esquire helps a Philadelphia man who suffered an injury in a traffic accident in West Philadelphia recover money for his injuries. Another vehicle rear-ended his client’s vehicle while he minded his own business
Philadelphia criminal defense attorney Peter L. Johnston represented a young man who shortly after he reached the age of adulthood was arrested on drug charges. The young man was already subject to a juvenile justice sanction. Mr. Johnston was able
Philadelphia personal injury attorney Peter L. Johnston, Esquire represented a South Philadelphia man who had an automobile policy that offered limited tort coverage. Ultimately, he was forced to file a lawsuit against the at-fault driver. Efforts to serve the at-fault
Attorney Peter L. Johnston, Esquire helped Philadelphia man who worked at a McDonald’s restaurant in the city who was accused of being involved in a scheme to embezzle money from the restaurant and use it to forge US currency. Despite
Philadelphia immigration attorney Peter L. Johnston helps Nigerian man married to a United States citizen living in Delaware apply for lawful permanent residency. The couple’s petition and application were approved and he is now a legal permanent resident on the
Philadelphia personal injury attorney Peter L. Johnston, Esquire successfully represented two South Jersey men who were traveling in the East Falls section of Philadelphia near the Roosevelt Boulevard when the pickup truck in which they were traveling was broadsided by
Philadelphia criminal defense attorney Peter L. Johnston, Esquire resolves shoplifting charge for Philadelphia woman in Montgomery County. The woman was arrested for shoplifting in a supermarket and had prior shoplifting convictions in the distant past. As a result of these
