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Should You See a Doctor After a Car Accident?
If you’ve been involved in a car accident, you might be wondering whether you need to see a doctor. While it’s understandable to worry about the hassle of visiting a physician – and the associated costs – if you’ve been in a car crash, it’s almost always worthwhile to get checked out by a… Read More »
Unsafe Lane Changes
Changing lanes on a multiple-lane road is one of the more dangerous aspects of driving. Whether merging onto a freeway, moving into the fast or slow lane, passing in the oncoming traffic lane, or changing lanes for any other reason, the maneuver requires a driver’s full attention and awareness. If a driver changes lanes… Read More »
How to Increase the Chances of a Successful Wrongful Death Lawsuit
Nothing can replace the loss of a loved one. You can, however, hold the people at fault responsible for the devastation they’ve caused. With help from a seasoned Philadelphia wrongful death lawyer, you can achieve both justice and compensation. Below, we discuss wrongful death claims and how you can increase your chances of winning… Read More »
What to Do if You Notice Whiplash Injuries After a Car Accident
According to data collected from the Spine Research Institute, as many as three million whiplash injuries occur every year across the country. If you’ve been in a car accident, you might suffer from whiplash as well. Should you notice symptoms of whiplash after a car crash, there are important steps to take to protect… Read More »
How Expert Witnesses Help In Car Accident Cases
Most car accident victims are able to eventually settle their claims with the insurance company; only a handful wind up in trial and go all the way to a jury verdict. Cases that settle don’t resolve themselves immediately, though, or at least they shouldn’t. An insurance company’s initial offer to an unrepresented party is… Read More »
Can a Landlord Be Held Liable For Injuries Caused by a Tenant’s Dog?
Pennsylvania’s dog bite law imposes liability on dog owners for attacks perpetrated by their pets. The law is meant to ensure that dog owners take reasonable care in preventing their pets from injuring other people. Are there circumstances under which other parties may be held liable for an animal attack? If you were bitten… Read More »
How to Order a Police Report After a Car Accident
The police report can become a key piece of evidence in your car accident injury claim. The police report lays out what happened, including the who, what, where, and how. If the police report supports your claim of liability, it’s a strong bargaining chip in settlement negotiations and powerful proof at trial. In order… Read More »
How to Protect My Rights After a Car Accident
If you were hit by a negligent driver while you were driving your car, riding your bike, walking across the street, or otherwise minding your own business, you have the right to seek compensation. However, actually obtaining the compensation you deserve–and getting the most out of your recovery–requires taking the appropriate steps. Read on… Read More »
Pennsylvania Bus Law (Stopping Law)
Buses interrupt the normal flow of traffic to pick up and drop off passengers. When overly aggressive drivers try to dart around buses to continue with their commute, bus passengers are liable to get hurt. In order to protect bus passengers, especially students, teachers, parents, and school administrators, Pennsylvania law imposes certain duties on… Read More »
Is Pain and Suffering Separate From Medical Bills?
If you’ve been injured in a car accident, slip and fall, or another incident caused by someone else’s negligence or reckless conduct, you can seek compensation for the harm you have suffered. Many of our clients have heard of personal injury legal terms such as “pain and suffering,” but they are unsure about their… Read More »