Car Accident FAQs

Spinal fractures are some of the most serious and painful broken bones. Our personal injury law firm has seen spinal fractures from auto accidents, truck accidents, and motorcycle accidents.

If you were in an auto accident and you have developed back pain, be sure to consult a local car accident attorney to learn what your legal options are and how to best pursue compensation.

Whether you are crossing the street or standing on a sidewalk, an accident as a pedestrian can cause serious trauma and physical damage that requires expensive treatment.

The impact of the crash, jarring movements the body undergoes in the collision, or compression of the body inside the car can all cause damage to one or more of the many facet joints along the spine, which can lead to long-term pain and immobility.

PA pedestrian safety laws require caution from both drivers and walkers. Find out how to prevent injuries with Cordisco & Saile LLC.

Some victims sustain either airbag injuries or seatbelt injuries in a car accident, especially if the device is defective.

When a space-occupying lesion, in the form of a herniated disc goes beyond the borders of the disc/vertebrate into the spinal canal, it can touch and/or push the spinal cord.

The increased volume of schoolchildren’s foot traffic around schools creates an even higher risk of danger.

With an experienced attorney, you may be able to negotiate a downgrade to a lesser offense and possibly minimize your fines and out-of-state points.

This procedure also applies if you have plead guilty to a PA DUI, but received Accelerated Rehabilitative Disposition (ARD) with a driver’s license suspension.