2 Jan 2020
Secure Third Party Security or Surveillance Footage Before it Gets Erased
It is impossible to overstate the importance of security or surveillance footage in proving your case.
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16 Dec 2019
The Importance of Securing an Attorney Early
In the aftermath of a devastating accident, securing proper legal representation can feel like just another task on a seemingly endless list of things you need to do.
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3 Dec 2019
Timeline of a Personal Injury Case
One of the most common questions a personal injury lawyer receives is: “How long does this usually take?” The simple answer is: each case is different and so is the timeline. Although it is true that the majority of personal injury ...
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18 Nov 2019
First Party Medical benefits in Pennsylvania
In regards to medical payments for an automobile accident, Pennsylvania is a “no-fault” State. This means that the automobile insurance company of the injured person pays for that individual’s medical benefits regardless of who was at fault for the accident. ...
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11 Nov 2019
What To Consider if You Are Injured in an Accident in a Foreign Country
If you or a loved one suffered an accident while on vacation or travelling in a foreign country, it can be confusing to understand what, if any, rights you may have to hold the liable party accountable. There are vast ...
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1 Nov 2019
Pennsylvania Nursing Home Neglect: Protecting Seniors
In 2011, the oldest Baby Boomers (defined by those born between 1946 and 1964) began celebrating their 65th birthdays and each day through 2029, at least 10,000 more will cross that threshold nationwide.¹ As this demographic trend plays out, there will be ...
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21 Oct 2019
A Personal Injury Victim Can Get Compensation Even if Partially at Fault for the Accident
In Pennsylvania, a Plaintiff (injured party) in a personal injury matter brought under a claim for negligence can recover in certain cases even if the Plaintiff is found to be partially at fault for the accident.
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10 Oct 2019
The Purpose of Recovering Compensation for Your Damages is to Make You Whole Again
In a personal injury lawsuit when you are injured through the fault of someone else, you are entitled to be compensated for your damages.
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30 Sep 2019
Loss of Consortium Claims Mean Spouse Can Be Compensated For Loss of Services and Companionship
Most people know that if you suffer injuries in an accident, you have the ability to bring a claim to seek compensation for those injuries. What most people do not know, however, is that in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, the ...
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17 Sep 2019
Effects of Hearing Loss May Be Life Altering
Every year, millions of Americans sustain traumatic injuries that cause them to suffer a full or partial loss of hearing. Symptoms of hearing loss may include a partial loss of hearing in one or both ears, and may be limited ...
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4 Sep 2019
Pennsylvania and New Jersey Gives Child Victims Extra Time to Bring a Lawsuit
Typically, an adult in Pennsylvania or New Jersey must file their personal injury lawsuit within two years of an incident. Both states treat child victims differently than adults.
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20 Aug 2019
How to Prevail If Injured in a Slip and Fall Accident
For individuals hurt in a slip and fall accident it is not enough to prove that you slipped and fell on a slippery substance and that you were injured as a result of that fall. Rather, in order to prevail ...
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24 Jul 2019
The Basics of Auto Insurance Coverage: Uninsured Motorist Vs. Underinsured Motorist
There is a lot of confusion regarding the difference between Uninsured Motorist Coverage (UM Coverage) and Underinsured Motorist Coverage (UIM Coverage). You pay premiums for both UM and UIM coverage to your own automobile insurance company to protect you if ...
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8 Jul 2019
Premise Liability Law: Helpful Definitions
Under Pennsylvania law, property owners owe a “duty” to the public to ensure that their property is safe and free from hazards. This “duty” entails that property owners must take steps to protect the public from being injured on their ...
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3 Jun 2019
Auto Insurance: Full Coverage is Not the Same as Full Tort
Many people who are injured in a car accident incorrectly believe their rights are fully protected because they have been told by their insurance carrier that they have “full coverage”. Do not be confused. “Full coverage” does not mean full ...
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28 May 2019
You May Unknowingly Assume Duty and Be Found Liable in An Accident
In many cases, a defendant’s first line of defense is arguing that it owed no duty to the plaintiff and it therefore cannot be found liable as a matter of law. In the construction field, this argument is often refuted ...
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20 May 2019
The Clock is Ticking if You Are Suing a Pennsylvania State Agency or State Official
If you are suing a Pennsylvania state agency or state official, you have to act fast. By Pennsylvania law, people seeking to sue state agencies like state universities, government departments, and state employees acting in their official capacities, have to ...
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13 May 2019
Tips for a Safe Summer in the Water
Once the weather warms up, many people love to cool off and have fun in the water. This can be a pool, a lake, a waterpark, or the ocean. While it’s fun to splash around in the water, it is ...
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1 May 2019
‘Negligent Infliction of Emotional Distress’ Claim is Designed to Compensate People Who Suffered Psychological or Emotional Injuries
Anyone who has witnessed a serious accident knows how traumatic it can be. Of course, witnessing an accident to a close family member, such as a child or parent, can be all the more traumatic. What most people don’t know ...
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24 Apr 2019
If You Sign a Waiver Can You Bring a Claim?
In today’s world, consumers are often presented with a waiver they must sign before they are allowed to engage in certain recreational activities—from rock climbing facilities to paintball courses to trampoline parks, businesses use waivers in an attempt to shield ...
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