Auto Accidents

Navigate this Page​​ Change Lanes if Possible Slow Down Control Your Own Road Rage Call in the License Plate When Tailgating Leads to an Accident One of the most frustrating behaviors to deal with when driving is tailgating, Not only is tailgating annoying, but it can also be dangerous, and can lead to a rear-end […]

Navigate this Page​​ Who is liable for my damages? ATVs are heavy pieces of machinery capable of reaching speeds of up to 65 miles per hour. Used for recreation, business, farming and racing, these vehicles are prone to rollovers, and accidents between two ATVs are a reality. The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) reports that

Navigate this Page​​ Stacking means that if you have two or more Pennsylvania auto insurance policies in your household, you can stack or combine the uninsured and underinsured auto insurance coverage of two auto insurance policies or two cars on the same policy. For example, if you have a car insurance policy and your spouse

Navigate this Page​​ What Damages Are Available in a Car Accident Case in Pennsylvania? How Do I Calculate My Non-Economic Damages? How Does the Auto Insurance System Work in PA? What Happens in Partial Fault Situations in Pennsylvania? What If My Case Involves a Government Agency? How Can I Get Legal Advice If I Was

Navigate this Page​​ How Negligence Affects Ability to Recover Compensation One of the more challenging circumstances when filing a claim after an auto accident is when the insurance company tries to place blame on the wrong person. In an effort to avoid paying a settlement—or at least to diminish payment—insurance adjusters may say the injured

Navigate this Page​​ Applying Sovereign Immunity to Government Entities and Employees Exceptions to Sovereign Immunity How can I file a claim against a public entity or employee? Get Help with Your Claim Sovereign immunity in New Jersey prevents citizens from suing the government or its public entities without consent. Defined by N.J.S.A. 59:1-3, “the term public

Navigate this Page​​ Am I required to report car accidents in Pennsylvania? How do I request a copy of the police report for my car accident? What if I find a mistake on the report? Why is it so important to keep a copy of the police report? What do I do with the police

Navigate this Page​​ Insurance Requirements in Pennsylvania Passengers are covered under a driver’s medical benefits in the event of an accident and also may be covered under liability insurance. If you’ve been injured in a vehicle accident in while a passenger, contact a car accident attorney for help taking action. Insurance Requirements in Pennsylvania Car

Navigate this Page​​ Call It In Call the Non-Emergency Police Number Dial 911 What to Do When a Drunk Driver Causes an Accident Drinking and driving is a serious problem in Pennsylvania. In fact, according to Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD), 30.5 percent of all total auto accidents in 2013 involved drunk drivers with a