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- What Damages Are Available for Pain and Suffering?
Feb 21, 2024
If you file a personal injury claim in Pennsylvania, you may be eligible for financial compensation (damages) not only for your medical bills and other costs brought on by an accident but also for the pain and suffering you endured. In the civil justice system, these are known as “non-economic” or “non-pecuniary” damages, and they can include a variety of intangible losses. Physical Pain and Suffering The goal of a personal injury claim is to...Read More - Is Jaywalking Legal In Pennsylvania?
Feb 20, 2024
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 officially use the term “jaywalking.” However, that does not mean that you will not face penalties if you disobey certain pedestrian injury and safety laws that cover illegally crossing the street. Because these laws may...Read More - How To Tell If A Head Injury Is Mild Or Severe After A Car Accident
Feb 15, 2024
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. Because of this, determining how severe your head injury is after a car accident is vital. Keep in mind, however, that a mild head injury should still be taken seriously and provided medical treatment. Even...Read More - Difference Between Economic vs. Non-Economic Damages
Feb 12, 2024
In Pennsylvania, an injured accident victim can file a personal injury claim in pursuit of damages, or financial compensation, for losses connected to another person’s negligent or wrongful acts. Two categories of compensatory damages are available: economic and non-economic. Learn more about how much your particular case might be worth by contacting Dallas W. Hartman P.C., Attorneys at Law for a free consultation. What Are Economic Damages? Economic damages are the financial or monetary losses...Read More - Steps to Take After an Accident With an Uninsured Driver
Jan 31, 2024
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 into a crash with an uninsured driver, consult a Pittsburgh car accident attorney at Dallas W. Hartman, P.C. We can help you seek the financial compensation you deserve. Get Immediate Medical Care Your safety is...Read More - Statute of Limitations for Pennsylvania Car Accident Claims
Jan 23, 2024
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 of limitations to avoid missing the filing deadline. A Pittsburgh car accident lawyer from Dallas W. Hartman, P.C. can help you understand and comply with your specific statute of limitations as a car accident victim...Read More - What Compensation Is Available After a Hit-and-Run Accident?
Jan 11, 2024
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 a specialized Pittsburgh hit-and-run accident attorney to help you understand and protect your rights. You may still be eligible for compensation through one or more legal outlets. What Is a Hit-and-Run Accident? Title 75, Section...Read More - Can You Get Workers’ Comp for a Seizure?
Dec 27, 2023
Seeking workers’ compensation benefits in Pennsylvania for a seizure is a more complicated process than other types of injuries, such as broken bones or soft-tissue injuries. Attorneys in Pittsburgh handling injury lawsuits explain that whether or not a seizure at work will be covered by workers’ comp depends on the circumstances. However, case precedent generally holds that seizures are covered injuries if they occur at a worksite. Work-Related Seizure vs. Non-Work Related The question typically...Read More - How Long Does It Take to Receive Workers’ Comp in Pennsylvania?
Dec 21, 2023
If you get injured in a workplace accident in Pennsylvania, you may be entitled to no-fault benefits through the state’s workers’ compensation system. This system was designed to prevent injured workers from having to go through a lengthy legal process to recover compensation for their medical bills and lost wages. How long your case takes will depend on the circumstances. Average Timeline of a Pennsylvania Workers’ Comp Case Every workers’ compensation case is unique. There...Read More - Can I Switch My Lawyer in a Workers’ Comp Case?
Dec 12, 2023
While it may be the last thing you wanted when you began a workers’ compensation claim, it is possible to switch your lawyer in the middle of your case. If you feel that your attorney is not up to par or is too busy to dedicate enough time to your case, you have the right to change your lawyer. The laws and procedures surrounding this vary from state to state. Your Attorney Works for You,...Read More

