BLAKE & WALSH, LLC

03/17/2026

Happy St. Patrick's Day from all of us at BLAKE & WALSH, LLC!!

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02/04/2026

If you have been in an accident, contact us at BLAKE & WALSH, LLC for your free CASE EVALUATION!! 570 342 0505

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01/27/2026

We urge drivers to avoid unnecessary travel in the heavy snow expected to fall across most of PA this weekend.

If you must drive, please follow these tips to stay safe:
• Use extra caution, especially on bridges and ramps which are prone to icy conditions.
• Increase following distance between vehicles.
• Avoid sudden maneuvers on the road.
• And always buckle up, especially in inclement weather. Seat belts save lives!

Get more tips at penndot.pa.gov/winter.

12/16/2025

11/20/2025

If you have been in an accident, call us at BLAKE & WALSH, LLC for your FREE CASE EVALUATION!! (570) 342 0505.

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If you are involved in a crash while driving this fall, follow this advice:

Move your vehicle as far as possible from the travel lanes if it's able to be driven. 🚗

Call 911 right away if your vehicle or another involved vehicle cannot be driven due to damage, or if one of the involved parties is injured. 📲

Remain inside the vehicle with your seat belt on and hazard lights activated if your vehicle is disabled in the lane of travel. ⚠️

If it's not safe to remain inside your vehicle, assess the situation and get yourself and passengers to a place of safety such as behind a barrier or guiderail. Do so as quickly as possible and DO NOT remain in the travel lanes or near your vehicle. 🚫

When encountering a crash scene, PA law requires you to move over if possible and always slow down. 🚨

PA State Police

11/20/2025

If you have been in an accident, call us at BLAKE & WALSH, LLC to receive your FREE CASE EVAULATION!! 570 342 0505.

Representing the PERSON behind the case!!

If you are involved in a crash while driving this fall, follow this advice:

Move your vehicle as far as possible from the travel lanes if it's able to be driven. 🚗

Call 911 right away if your vehicle or another involved vehicle cannot be driven due to damage, or if one of the involved parties is injured. 📲

Remain inside the vehicle with your seat belt on and hazard lights activated if your vehicle is disabled in the lane of travel. ⚠️

If it's not safe to remain inside your vehicle, assess the situation and get yourself and passengers to a place of safety such as behind a barrier or guiderail. Do so as quickly as possible and DO NOT remain in the travel lanes or near your vehicle. 🚫

When encountering a crash scene, PA law requires you to move over if possible and always slow down. 🚨

PA State Police

11/19/2025

It’s Crash Responder Safety Week!

This week — and every week — protect those who protect you on our roadways. Slow down, move over, and stay alert when passing traffic incidents.

Learn more at penndot.pa.gov/moveover.

11/12/2025

Happy Veterans Day from all of us at BLAKE & WALSH, LLC!!

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11/10/2025

If you have been in an accident, please contact us at BLAKE & WALSH, LLC for your FREE CASE EVALUATION!! (570)342-0505

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09/25/2025

If you have been in an accident, call us at BLAKE & WALSH, LLC for your free CASE EVALUATION!!! (570)342-0505

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09/11/2025

As some of you may know, I had the privilege of representing the Estate of Melissa Doi. It was one of the most fulfilling cases I have been involved in as attorneys from across the country volunteered to represent the victims of the World Trade Center!! Below is some more information on Melissa. She will not be forgotten.

In Memory of Melissa Cándida Doi

Melissa Cándida Doi was 32 years old and hailed from Throgs Neck, New York. (Born: Bronx, New York). Melissa served as a manager at IQ Financial Systems, located on the 83rd floor of the South Tower of the World Trade Center.

When the first plane hit the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001, Melissa found herself in a state of bewilderment. Initially, she and her colleagues believed that a bomb had exploded. After descending several flights of stairs, they were informed that it was safe to return upstairs.

Upon reaching the 44th floor, the elevator doors opened to a crowded car, with Melissa being the only individual to board. She ascended back up the tower, unaware of the perilous situation she was entering.

At 9:03 AM, United Airlines Flight 175 collided with the southern side of the South Tower, striking between the 77th and 85th floors.

On that fateful morning, Melissa made a frantic 9-1-1 call from the 83rd floor of the South Tower. During the call, she is heard telling the operator, "The floor is completely engulfed. We're on the floor, and we can't breathe, and it's very, very, very hot." Later, Melissa pleads, "Can you stay on the line with me please? I feel like I'm dying."

The entire call lasted 31 minutes. After the initial 4 minutes, the operator can be heard attempting to comfort Melissa, who tragically passed away while still on the line.