Car Accident
Winter Driving Hazards in Pittsburgh’s Hilly Neighborhoods
Winter in Pittsburgh can be beautiful, but it can also be dangerous when you’re trying to navigate through the city’s more hilly neighborhoods – like Mount Washington, Squirrel Hill, and Greenfield. Icy roads, snow-packed streets, and limited visibility can create hazardous conditions, especially when driving up and down steep hills. If you live here, you…
Read MoreWhy Car Accidents Surge Near Pittsburgh Universities During the School Year
The city of Pittsburgh comes alive during the school year. With students on campuses like the University of Pittsburgh, Carnegie Mellon, and Duquesne University, the energy of the city skyrockets. But along with the excitement of student life comes an unfortunate reality – car accidents near these universities can spike once the academic year begins.…
Read MoreNorth Shore Accidents: Understanding the Risks Around Acrisure Stadium and PNC Park
Whether you call Pittsburgh home or just visit our city, chances are you’ve heard of the North Shore. This is the go-to spot for big events because of its two large venues – Acrisure Stadium, where the Pittsburgh Steelers and Pitt Panthers play, and PNC Park, home of the Pittsburgh Pirates. From football to baseball…
Read MoreCar Accidents on Pittsburgh’s Bridges: What Drivers Should Know
Did you know Pittsburgh has more than 400 bridges? That’s more than any other city in the United States. Pittsburgh is often called “The City of Bridges.” These bridges connect neighborhoods, shorten commutes, and offer beautiful city views. However, bridges also present challenges for everyday driving. Driving over a bridge here in Pittsburgh is different…
Read MoreAccident Hotspots in Pittsburgh: Construction Sites and High-Traffic Zones
Pittsburgh can be a tough place to drive. With its many hills, bridges, tunnels, and ever-changing weather, it’s no surprise that accidents can happen. However, some places in the city are more dangerous than others, especially construction zones and high-traffic areas. Let’s look at where these accidents happen and what makes these areas so risky.…
Read MoreDram Shop Liability After an Accident
Dram shop liability represents a critical but often misunderstood aspect of the law that addresses the responsibilities of establishments serving alcohol. In the aftermath of accidents, particularly those involving alcohol, the ability to hold bars, restaurants, and other venues responsible can be pivotal. In addition to dram shop laws, there are also laws that may…
Read MoreCan I Obtain a Police Report After an Accident in PA?
Yes, If you were directly involved in an accident in Pennsylvania as a driver, passenger, or property owner, you are generally entitled to receive a copy of the report. Legal representatives, insurance companies, and certain other stakeholders can also obtain these reports. How do I obtain a police report? Here are the general steps to…
Read MorePennsylvania Is a “Choice No-Fault” State
Pennsylvania requires that drivers choose what type of car insurance they carry. The wrong choice can affect your ability to receive compensation for your pain and suffering, often the largest part of any car accident claim. Before you choose which option is right for you, carefully consider that the savings of lower premium choices will…
Read MoreHow Do Physical Therapists Help Car Accident Victims Recover?
Most Pittsburgh car accident victims work with a physical therapist as part of their rehabilitation process. Physical therapists help drivers, passengers, pedestrians, and bicycle riders who have any type of serious injury regain mobility, strength, balance, and flexibility after an accident and surgery. The time you spend with a physical therapist is often a significant…
Read MoreDistracted Driving Is Caused by More Than Just Phones
Drivers who are not focusing 100% on their driving deserve to be held accountable for any accidents they cause. In just one second, a car traveling 60 mph an hour travels nearly 90 feet. In that second, a driver can shift into another lane, rear-end another vehicle, or run a traffic light or stop sign. …
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