Personal Injury FAQs

If you’re in a Pennsylvania car accident, you must file a claim under your automobile insurance policy’s personal injury protection, or PIP, coverage before pursuing other compensation options.

A recent oil pipeline leak in Upper Makefield Township has left residents with contaminated water wells, raising serious concerns about health, safety, and property values.

Nearly always, the culprit is an undetected gas leak caused by aging appliances, an inappropriately stored propane tank, improper installation, damaged fuel lines, or manufacturing defects.

The average compensation for complex regional pain syndrome, or CRPS, depends on what led to your condition and how it impacts your life.

Complex regional pain syndrome, or CRPS, does not directly affect life expectancy. But when CRPS treatment doesn’t work and symptoms continue, people can suffer a serious lifelong disability.

Pedestrians don’t always have the right of way in Pennsylvania. But when crossing at a marked or unmarked crosswalk in the state, they most certainly do.

A letter of spoliation is a document sent by an injured party (or his or her legal representative) to the trucking company that employed a trucker involved in a crash.

A letter of protection is a document that helps persons who have suffered injuries in an accident get help with medical treatment costs.

Pennsylvania legislation does not imposes overarching caps on damages in a wrongful death lawsuit. In other words, you can fully recover or, in legal terms, “be made whole” again in most cases.

If a doctor administers inadequate prenatal care, it may increase the risk of a birth injury or other conditions.