Premises Liability FAQs

Generally, average slip and fall settlements in Pennsylvania range from $125,000 to $175,000. However, every case is different, and the amount you’re eligible to receive depends on insurance coverage and your accident’s circumstances.

The statute of limitations for a slip and fall claim in Pennsylvania is two years from the accident date.

Know what symptoms to look for after a fall that might indicate you suffered a serious injury, including increasing pain, sharp pain, bruising, and headaches. Seek medical attention if you have any of these signs of injury

It is impossible to determine exactly how much a slip and fall case is worth in Pennsylvania without investigating your losses and how your injuries have affected and will continue to affect you.

The Political Subdivision and Tort Claims Act protects municipalities in Pennsylvania from liability in many cases, except in cases in which damages arise from a negligent act.

Pennsylvania’s dog leash law violations should be reported to your local police or animal control officer.

Pennsylvania law categorizes people who enter others’ premises into one of three categories: trespassers, licensees, and invitees.

A tailbone fracture is a very painful injury and can take months to heal. These types of fractures are often the result of either a backwards fall onto a hard surface or a fall from a height.