Our tax appeals specialist Nicole Amick delves into the complexities of property tax appeals in Allegheny County, focusing on the recent changes in filing deadlines and procedures.

In this episode we discuss the implications of these changes for Pittsburgh and Allegheny County area homeowners and potential buyers.

This is a must-listen for long time home owners or anyone contemplating buying a home, as we touch upon the importance of understanding the common level ratio and the potential impact of reassessments on property values.

As always you can contact Nicole directly at nicole@pghfirm,com to discuss the specific details of your property situation and how we can help you save money on taxes.

In this "mail bag" episode of I Strenuously Object, your host attorney Bill Rogel discusses topics suggested by our listeners, including the legal claims that gymnasts might have in the case of appeals and changes to the bronze medal in women's floor exercise at the Olympics.

He also talks about a class action suit against Boar's Head regarding contaminated lunch meat. Bill shares his thoughts on the worst case he was ever asked to pursue and (in his opinion) the worst TV and movie lawyers of all time.

If you have a personal legal question you'd like to ask us about, please contact Flaherty, Fardo, Rogel and Amick here...

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"Celebrate the independence of your nation by blowing up a small part of it." - Apu Nahasapeemapetilon

In this episode of the "I Strenuously Object" podcast host Bill Rogel is joined by Dr. John Steinberg, an expert in pyrotechnics who helped write some of the regulations regarding fireworks, to discuss the dangers of fireworks, best practices for safety and how the law applies to misuse and defective products.

They explore the different types of fireworks, especially consumer fireworks versus display fireworks, and delve into the three broad categories of accidents involving fireworks: product defects, operator error, and confounding variables, and give examples of each.

This ILLUMINATING conversation (see what I did there?) highlights the legal angles and potential liability in fireworks-related injuries, including the concept of strict liability for defective products.

Based on his many years of experience as a pyrotechnics expert and an expert witness in many fireworks injury cases, John outlines the 3 ways you can be safe when handling and lighting fireworks.

Additionally, he provides guidance on disposing of fireworks and what to do in case of a misfire. If you are considering putting on a fireworks display this July 4th,

John has the the explosive advice you'll need for you and your audience to enjoy yourselves and see July 5th with all digits intact.

If you think you may have a personal injury lawsuit contact us to discuss the details.https://www.pghfirm.com/contact