Car Accidents
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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How to File a Claim for Defective Auto Parts
Vehicle part manufacturers have a responsibility to ensure the reasonable safety of their products. Motorists entrust their lives to automakers. Unfortunately, not all automobile part manufacturers take the proper steps to protect consumers and the public. Defective auto parts have...
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Tips For Filing a Successful Car Accident Insurance Claim
If you get involved in a car accident in Pittsburgh, you may assume the crash will be covered by insurance. Pennsylvania is a no-fault state, meaning you typically do not need to prove that someone else is at fault to...
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How to Protect Yourself From Drunk Drivers on the Road
Drunk driving is a significant problem in Pennsylvania and around the country. Data from the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation states that in 2021, 311 people lost their lives in alcohol-related crashes. You may be able to protect yourself from drunk...
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What You Need to Know About Hit-and-Run Accidents
Drivers in Pennsylvania have a responsibility to stop immediately at the scene of a car accident, including property-damage only collisions. Failing to stop or fleeing the scene of a crash is a crime known as a hit-and-run. If you get...
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BEST PRACTICE FOR A SEAMLESS CAR ACCIDENT SETTLEMENT PROCESS
Unfortunately, motor collisions are an almost inevitable occurrence on our busy streets and highways. However, while they are almost universally referred to as accidents, collisions are most often the results of the carelessness or negligent actions of other drivers. Serious...
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Do You Have to Report a Car Accident in Pennsylvania?
Generally, the state of Pennsylvania doesn't require all kinds of car accidents to be reported at the time of the crash. The nature of the accident and the degree of injury and damage caused will determine whether or not an...
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LIABILITY FOR UBER, LYFT, AND OTHER RIDESHARE ACCIDENTS IN PENNSYLVANIA
Rideshare is an effective means of transportation that allows multiple people to use a single car to get to their various destinations. It’s also believed that rideshare services are more convenient, more likely to reduce traffic congestion, and the best...
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