The Hobbs Law Firm

05/11/2026

ON JUNE 5, 2026, Paul Miller's Law will be enforced! The initial one-year warning period has come to an end.
Save lives. Put your phones in Driving Mode and in a hold!

This law prohibits the use of any hand-held devices while driving, even while stopped temporarily due to traffic, a red light, or other momentary delay. Click to read Senate Bill 37 through this link:
https://www.pa.gov/agencies/penndot/news-and-media/newsroom/statewide/2025/-paul-miller-s-law--effective-june-5

Pennsylvania already enforces a texting-while-driving ban(opens in a new tab) that prohibits drivers from using mobile devices to send, read, or write text-based communications while their vehicle is in motion.

‘Paul Miller’s Law’ Effective June 5

01/25/2026

01/19/2026

JOB OPPORTUNITY AT HLF!

⚖️ Full-Time Receptionist⚖️

Core Responsibilities:
*Communicate with attorney(s), paralegal(s), student intern(s), and other staff.
*Protecting and ensuring that all client and case information remains Confidential.
*Answer and route calls using a multi-line phone system.
*Schedule client appointments, consultations, etc.
*Greet clients, vendors, and colleagues in a professional manner.
*Be efficient and effective in Microsoft Office and the similar, and office equipment including copier, scanner, shredder, etc.
*Manage Calendar, calendar changes with Attorney's daily schedule.
*Handle incoming and outgoing mail, deliveries, and court documents.
*Perform clerical duties including data entry, scanning, filing.

Preferred Qualifications:
1. 1+ year(s) receptionist or administrative experience in a law firm or legal setting.
2. Knowledge of or familiarity of Legal Management Software MyCase.

Our firm is looking to fill this position in the very near future. If you are someone who exhibits a professional demeanor, has excellent communication and organizational skills, and demonstrates a strong ability to multitask, we look forward to hearing from you!

If interested, please send your Resume to: [email protected]

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04/26/2025

1. Do you think the Ignition Interlock system (blow and go) requirements while actively driving distracts drivers as much as texting?
2. Do you think it makes sense for drivers charged with DUI for having ma*****na in their system, but no alcohol, be required by PA law to install an Ignition Interlock System in their vehicle knowing that it is incapable of detecting ma*****na or anything other substance besides alcohol?

The idea of making people blow into a device once they have shown an inclination to drink and drive has merit. But having them blow while driving at 70 mph is both dumb and dangerous.