There were 1,137 fatal vehicle crashes in 2017 in the state of Pennsylvania, as reported by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation. Alcohol impairment played a role in 314 of these deaths—28 percent of the total. According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, there is one death every 50 minutes from an accident related to alcohol impairment across the United States.

If you or a family member have been arrested in Pennsylvania on a driving under the influence, DUI charge, you may understandably have important questions to ask your lawyer. Below are the answers to the most common list of questions our DUI/DWI attorneys at the law offices of Scarpello & LaTour have received throughout their DUI cases.

Driving under the influence (DUI) can not only cost you a damaged reputation but also in a quite literal sense, as well. Between court-ordered fines, education and treatment fees, and increased car insurance premiums, a DUI can become costly, and quick.

It appears that church officials and sexual abuse victims alike are seeking a shared resolution which would provide justice to all parties that have been inflicted by the clergy abuse crimes.

Making any sexual abuse claim -- especially one involving a member of the clergy like a Catholic bishop or Catholic priest -- is a gut-wrenching process that can take years before even a glimpse of possibly obtaining peace of mind.