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Bella and Misha, Security and Snuggles

Piscitello Law offices rely upon two skilled and devoted staffers - Bella and Misha - to help us get through each workday with joy and gratitude. They were invaluable to our team during the isolating days of the pandemic and provided many excuses to take walks outdoors.

Bella is an eight-year-old Chow Chow who was born to a wonderful couple in Long Island, New York. Bella has served as Director of Security since her earliest days on our campus. When she was a younger pup, she made it to races and shares the podium with Joey P and Marissa at the West Chester Cross Classics in 2018 (photo below).

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Misha is our adorable COVID baby and is now five years old.

Currently, Misha devotes most of his time keeping track of the squirrels who plague him throughout the day. Misha is usually up for a belly rub and snuggles. When his shift is over and he’s sleeping, you can hear him snortling like a small piglet.

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The original Security Detail: Sunny and Luca

Sunny and Luca were the original members of our legal practice and family. These wonderful red Chow Chows also came from Long Island, New York and were raised in the suburbs of Jenkintown, PA. They lived out their golden years in the beautiful city of Philadelphia, reporting for work daily at Piscitello Law offices.

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  • Move to Safety: Get yourself and your bike out of the roadway and into a safe spot.
  • Take Photos: Capture images of the vehicle, license plates, and the intersection where the crash occurred to document the scene.
  • Call Police: Ensure your account of the crash is in the report. Mention any injuries or pain you feel, no matter how minor.
  • Get Medical Attention: If you don't go to the hospital from the scene, visit your primary care doctor or urgent care promptly.
  • Preserve Evidence: Avoid repairs or washing items. Keep your bike and clothing as they are to maintain evidence for your case.
  • Get Driver and Witness Info: Get contact info for anyone who witnessed the crash.
  • Call a Bike Crash Attorney: Avoid speaking to insurers before consulting an attorney. Your words could be used against you.
  • Meet Attorney at Crash Scene: As soon as you are able, make plans to meet your attorney at the crash scene to review details.