Personal Injury FAQs

Some of the most important questions to ask include questions on the attorney’s experience, fees and cost, and more.

When someone has a legal duty of care to another and breaches that duty, their actions or omissions constitute negligence. For example, doctors have a legal duty of care to their patients; if they fail to uphold their duties by say, prescribing the wrong medication, their actions can be considered negligent.

While walking at any time of day offers positive cardiovascular and psychological benefits, it is important for nighttime walkers to understand the added risks to being out after dark.

Though sometimes litigation is necessary, such as when the insurance company’s offer is not at all fair, there are generally both positives and negatives to settling claims and litigation.

There are many types of cases in which you can seek recovery for your damages from the state or local municipality.

If you’ve ever seen a bicyclist use hand motions while on the road, she or he was signaling other drivers to let them know what action she or he would be taking next. Hand signals for bicyclists are similar to turn signals and brake lights for motorists.

If you or a loved one has been the victim of medical malpractice in Pennsylvania, you must file your claim within the Pennsylvania medical malpractice statute of limitations.

All bicyclists in Pennsylvania should know the rules of the road and exactly what their responsibilities are when traveling.

If a bus driver in Pennsylvania has assaulted you, you have the right to file a lawsuit.

On May 1, 2010, a new license decal became the standard for all underage drivers with a permit or probationary driver’s license.