When you go to work each day, you likely do so knowing that you will be taken care of if you sustain an injury on the job. We can usually count on having workers’ compensation insurance. However, there are times when employers fail to carry the required insurance for their employees. According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS),… READ MORE
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Accidents Caused by Defective Mechanical Work
When you take your vehicle in for repairs, you should be able to count on the mechanic doing a good job. They should certainly not make a mistake that leads to a car accident. Unfortunately, there are times when a mechanic makes a mistake that causes a collision. When this happens, an injured victim may wish to pursue damages against… READ MORE
Child Passenger Accident Statistics
Car accidents are a regular occurrence in our area. According to the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, there were more than 128,000 total car accidents reported during the latest year across the Commonwealth. One of the scariest things for a parent or guardian is having a child in the car when an accident occurs. Children are more susceptible to injuries in… READ MORE
What to Do If an Uninsured Driver Hits You
Being involved in any car accident can be confusing and complicated. However, if you are struck by an uninsured driver, the situation can be even more difficult to deal with. There are millions of uninsured drivers on the roadways in the United States, with many here in Pennsylvania. We want to talk about what you can do if you are… READ MORE
Should I Sign A Medical Authorization Release Form After My Accident?
In the aftermath of a car accident, you will be claiming compensation against the negligent driver’s insurance carrier (or with yours if you are using no-fault coverage). You will be making many important decisions that could affect the amount of your settlement. One of these decisions will revolve around whether or not you should sign a medical authorization for the… READ MORE
Involved in A Car Accident Without Car Insurance
Car insurance is required by every state in this country. However, there are an estimated 32 million uninsured drivers in the United States. For various reasons, some drivers make the choice to operate without insurance. This is never a good idea and can lead to serious penalties, including license suspension, jail time, and various monetary penalties. Pennsylvania “choice no-fault” System… READ MORE
How Much Is My Car Accident Injury Claim Worth?
In the aftermath of a car accident, victims need to know how much their claim is worth. Car accident victims are often overwhelmed, dealing with injuries, and worried about getting their vehicle fixed. Various factors can affect the amount a person receives from a car accident settlement. Understanding these factors and how they impact your claim is important. What factors… READ MORE
How Can A Witness Help My Car Accident Case?
The aftermath of a Philadelphia car accident case can be incredibly confusing. If you are injured or dealing with property damage, you need to know how you can get compensation for your accident-related expenses. There are various factors that can affect whether or not you receive compensation and how much a settlement may be. While many car accident claims come… READ MORE
New Years & Christmas Car Accident Statistics
It is the holiday season in the US. While you may be breathing easy having made it through Thanksgiving, Black Friday, and Cyber Monday, you know that you have to gear right back up again. Christmas and New Years are right around the corner. Unfortunately, one of the most common themes during the holidays is drunk driving crashes. The period… READ MORE
[Study] The Most Dangerous Zones for Pedestrian in Philadelphia
In November 2016, the city of Philadelphia announced its plans for Vision Zero, setting a target of zero traffic-related fatalities by 2030. However, two years later, it’s been argued that the initiative has not done enough to put safety as a primary priority. From 2014-2018, traffic-related fatalities have been on an increasing trend that, if it continues, will fail to… READ MORE