Car Accident
Pennsylvania 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. …
Read MoreIf the At-Fault Driver Dies, Can You Still Seek Compensation for Your Injuries?
In serious and catastrophic car accidents, it is not uncommon for the at-fault driver to lose their life. When the liable driver dies in the accident, it’s normal to have many questions and concerns regarding your claim, and whether it is still possible to seek compensation for your injuries. This is normal, as an already…
Read MoreHow the Modified Comparative Negligence Rule Can Affect Your Pittsburgh Car Accident Case
If you suffer injuries in a Pittsburgh car accident and file a claim, one of the questions that will probably come up is whether you might be blamed for the crash. If they think that you shared fault in the car accident, this can affect the compensation you might get for your injuries. Regardless of…
Read MoreHow Does Personal Injury Protection (PIP) Work in an Accident?
Pennsylvania requires all drivers to have Personal Injury Protection (PIP) insurance. This type of coverage means that you will be able to obtain medical treatment as quickly as possible after a car crash. However, you should know that PIP insurance is limited, which means that there is a strong possibility you will need more compensation…
Read MoreIf a Car Cuts Me Off and I Hit Them, Am I Liable?
As the trailing driver in a rear-end vehicle collision, proving your innocence can be tricky. If you are cut off and the leading driver’s recklessness causes a crash, you will need to prove your innocence with strong evidence. This evidence is paramount, especially in our local Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, region that sees heavy commuter traffic and…
Read MoreCan You Sue a Minor Who Caused a Car Accident?
In Pittsburgh, we are seeing an increased number of teen drivers on our roads. While we love the young members of our community, we have some concerns given their lack of experience. And if one of them causes a crash and you get hurt, you can make a claim against their insurance to recoup your…
Read MoreHow Long Will My Pittsburgh Car Accident Case Take?
When you file a car accident claim in Pittsburgh, it can take up to a year from start to finish – and that’s if you settle. If you need to go to trial, it can take even longer. We know that’s a long time, especially if you’re out of work or in pain, or still…
Read MoreHow Much Is My Pittsburgh Car Accident Worth?
After being in a car accident in Pittsburgh, you are likely wondering how much your injuries and losses are worth. This is a great question to ask because an insurance agent will be in touch with you soon after the accident and will most likely offer you a specific amount of compensation to hurry and…
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