Wet floors often lead to slip and fall injuries that cause devastating injuries for victims. After a person slips and falls on a wet floor, they may be able to recover compensation, particularly if a property owner’s negligence led to the wet floor. Here, we want to discuss how slip and fall victims can prove a wet floor after the… READ MORE
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What Is The MCS-90 And How Does It Affect My Truck Accident Claim?
If you sustain an injury in an accident with a larger commercial truck on Pennsylvania roadways, your claim may be protected by the MCS-90 endorsement. However, most individuals have no idea what an MCS-90 endorsement is. Here, we want to give some clarity on this topic and discuss what you can do to recover maximum compensation after an accident with… READ MORE
What To Do After A Multi-Car Accident
Vehicle accidents are rarely straightforward incidents where fault is easily determined. This is true even with incidents involving just two vehicles. However, when there are multiple vehicles involved in a vehicle accident, determining fault is even more challenging. Here, we want to discuss what you can do after a multi-car accident to help ensure that you recover the compensation you… READ MORE
Limited Tort Vs. Full Tort
Every driver in Pennsylvania is required to carry auto insurance. However, auto insurance in the Commonwealth is operated a little bit differently than it is in most other places around the country. Here, drivers can choose “no-fault” insurance or go with a more traditional type of insurance. No-fault insurance is referred to as “limited tort,” and a more traditional insurance… READ MORE
Philadelphia Dram Shop Liability
When a drunk driver causes an accident that leads to injuries or property damage, that driver will usually be held responsible for their actions. However, there are times when other parties aside from the impaired driver can be held liable for damages. In Pennsylvania, there is something called dram shop laws that allow establishments or licensed individuals who serve alcohol… READ MORE
What To Do If You Are Hit By A Drunk Driver In Philadelphia
Getting into an accident with a drunk driver can be an incredibly scary experience and often leaves individuals wondering what to do next. The steps you take immediately following a crash with an impaired driver, as well as in the days and weeks that follow the incident, can help ensure that you recover maximum compensation for your losses. Call 911… READ MORE
Breaking These Pennsylvania Traffic Laws Will Most Likely Cause An Accident
The only way that our roads can remain safe is if every individual abides by traffic laws. Unfortunately, it is not uncommon for individuals to violate traffic laws, and this can lead to a citation as well as serious accidents. Here, we want to discuss the main Pennsylvania traffic laws that will most likely lead to a vehicle accident if… READ MORE
Right of Way Laws Overview in Pennsylvania
How many times have you driven your vehicle, been cut off by someone else, and thought, “Wow, I had the right of way there.” The reality is that most of us have thought about this at some point. However, state law in Pennsylvania does not assign the right of way to anyone, though it does state who is required to… READ MORE
Signs of PTSD After a Car Accident
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) can occur in a variety of ways, including after a vehicle accident. A study from the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) indicates that approximately 39.2% of all motor vehicle accident survivors developed symptoms of PTSD. This is a significant number of individuals in Pennsylvania and throughout the US. Here, we want to discuss the main… READ MORE
The Difference Between Negligent and Reckless Driving
The vast majority of vehicle accidents occur because a driver on the roadway makes a mistake. Often, these mistakes occur due to the careless or reckless actions of a driver. Here, we want to discuss the difference between negligent driving and reckless driving on the roadways of Pennsylvania. There is a difference between these two terms, although it may seem… READ MORE