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Most Common Types of Distracted Driving

Distracted driving is an extremely dangerous driver mistake that claims thousands of lives annually. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reported 3,522 deaths connected to distracted driving in 2021. All drivers in Pennsylvania have a legal responsibility to drive with...
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Is Jaywalking Legal In Pennsylvania?

Jaywalking is a term used to refer to illegally crossing the street, typically not at a crosswalk. In some states, this is considered a pedestrian violation, and it can net you a ticket or fine. Even so, Pennsylvania does not...
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How To Tell If A Head Injury Is Mild Or Severe After A Car Accident

Following a car accident, a head injury is one of the more severe types of injuries you could suffer. Injuries to the head can damage many systems of the body, as the brain is the control center of the body....
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Are Electric Vehicles Safer Than Other Cars In An Accident?

Between talking about climate change, reducing your carbon footprint, and saving the environment, electric vehicles have become one of the biggest conversations around environmental friendliness. However, many people are unsure about making the switch. Older passenger vehicles come with all...
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Steps to Take After an Accident With an Uninsured Driver

Operating a motor vehicle without the required amounts of automobile insurance is against the law in Pennsylvania. Yet this does not stop hundreds of drivers from illegally driving while uninsured and underinsured daily. If you have the misfortune of getting...
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Statute of Limitations for Pennsylvania Car Accident Claims

The statute of limitations is an important law to know as the victim of a personal injury accident in Pennsylvania. If you wish to pursue financial compensation for a car accident in Pittsburgh, for example, you must know your statute...
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What Compensation Is Available After a Hit-and-Run Accident?

A hit-and-run accident means that a driver has broken Pennsylvania law by fleeing the scene of a car accident without stopping or exchanging information with the other party. If you get involved in a hit-and-run in Pittsburgh, you may need...
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Seeking Compensation for Work-Related Car Accidents

Getting involved in a car accident under any circumstances can be overwhelming. If you get injured in a work-related car accident or a crash in a work vehicle, it can be even more difficult to understand your legal rights. You...
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Who Is Liable in a T-Bone Car Accident?

T-bone car accidents are one of the most serious types of motor vehicle collisions on Pittsburgh’s roadways. If you get involved in a T-bone crash, it is important to understand your legal rights as a victim. This includes who you...
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What Are Common Delayed Symptoms After a Car Accident?

After a car accident, it is important to take the correct steps toward making a physical and financial recovery. One crucial action is to seek immediate medical care. This is important even if you feel fine or initially think you...
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Elements Needed to Prove Fault in a Car Accident

Traffic accidents are a common cause of injury in Pennsylvania. As a victim of a car accident, it is important to understand your rights and ability to seek financial compensation from the at-fault party. If you have the right to...
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What to Do If You Are Hit By an Uninsured Driver

Pennsylvania law requires all motor vehicle drivers to maintain minimum amounts of liability insurance, also known as proof of financial responsibility. Unfortunately, many motor vehicle owners break the law and drive without insurance. If you get hit by an uninsured...
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