Car accident deaths cause irreparable damage to victims’ surviving family members. If your family member recently died in a car crash in Pennsylvania, our lawyers can help you get justice on their behalf. When victims immediately die from car accident injuries, the police should be notified to document the incident. Our lawyers can get the resulting police report to learn more details about the accident that caused the victim’s death. If the victim died days or weeks after the accident, get their medical records showing their injuries. Our attorneys can also explain which of the victim’s survi ..read more

If, when the dust settles after a motorcycle accident, you realize that the other driver did not actually hit your car, what will that mean for your recovery? What are no-contact motorcycle accidents, and how can victims navigate them? No-contact motorcycle accidents typically happen when one driver acts negligently, forcing a motorcyclist to react. While there is no contact between the two vehicles involved, the motorcyclist might hit something else and get hurt. Determining liability for such accidents can be complex, which is why victims must report them to the police. This is important, ev ..read more

If another person’s negligence has left you injured and in need of compensation, our lawyers can help you hold the liable party accountable. Our attorneys can help victims file personal injury lawsuits for various accidents due to negligence. For example, our lawyers can help you bring a claim following an auto accident caused by a negligent driver. We can also take claims stemming from premises liability accidents, as property owners are liable for injuries sustained on their properties due to their negligence. Other common reasons for personal injury claims include defective product accident ..read more

Falling accidents are common in nursing homes and often happen because of negligence, making some facilities liable for victims’ damages in Pennsylvania. Nursing homes and their staff owe a duty of care to residents. This duty involves providing a reasonable level of care and ensuring a reasonably safe environment. A breach of this duty could lead to a fall, making the nursing home liable for the victim’s injuries and damages. For example, leaving hazards in the hallway or depriving residents of necessary mobility aids could result in serious falling accidents. We can investigate the accident ..read more

Determining who is at fault for a car accident can be difficult. When accidents happen with a vehicle that was backing up, pinpointing who is responsible depends on various factors surrounding the accident. If you are involved in a car accident where someone was backing up at the time of the crash, either driver might be responsible, depending on the circumstances. Where did the accident happen? Was the driver in an area where they were allowed to back up? Was anyone driving recklessly or not paying attention? The person backing up might be at fault if they back up somewhere they should not ha ..read more

Several factors must be considered when determining liability in a T-bone car accident in Pennsylvania. The process of determining liability involves a thorough investigation into the circumstances surrounding the incident. Navigating this complex landscape can be challenging for victims. This emphasizes the importance of working with our experienced team, who can aggressively investigate your accident and identify all potentially liable parties. Our attorneys will advocate for compensation based on the specifics of the case, which can include medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering ..read more

Potholes, cracks, and other road defects are dangerous to drivers, sometimes causing serious car accidents in Pennsylvania. When something like that happens, who is liable for a victim’s damages? If road defects cause a car accident in Pennsylvania, the local municipality responsible for maintaining the road in question might be liable. To file a lawsuit against a local government in Pennsylvania, victims must submit a notice of a claim within six months of an accident. To prove that a road defect caused your accident and injuries, our lawyers will use evidence, such as eyewitness statements ..read more

Once you post something on the internet, it is there forever and might come back to haunt you if you’re seeking recovery via a car accident lawsuit in Pennsylvania. Sometimes, defendants might try to use social media posts as evidence of a victim’s lack of injury. For example, photos and written posts that contradict your claim could hurt it. The defendant might try to use social media posts to show that you have not met the serious injury threshold for auto accident claims or that you are partially liable for your injuries. Because of this, you should make any public social media accounts pri ..read more

Rollover truck accidents in Pennsylvania are complex legal cases that require a thorough understanding of the various parties involved. These accidents can result in catastrophic injuries, property damage, and even fatalities, so it is vital to identify all the parties that could be responsible for your injuries. Victims of rollover truck accidents can get justice for their damages by working with our experienced team, which specializes in these devastating types of accidents. We can investigate your rollover accident to identify all the parties that played a role in causing the accident. Whet ..read more

When you file a car accident lawsuit, you do so with the intention of proving that the defendant is liable for your injuries. But what if your involvement comes into question? What happens if you’re blamed for part of the accident? Pennsylvania’s comparative negligence laws allow juries to reduce compensation paid to car accident victims in proportion to a victim’s negligence. For example, if a jury finds a plaintiff to be 30% at fault for an accident, the plaintiff will only recover 70% of their award. To work around comparative negligence laws, our lawyers will submit evidence that corrobora ..read more