Refer to our blog posts to learn about the process of filing a personal injury claim in Pennsylvania, including what to expect from your initial consultation and the factors you should consider before accepting a settlement offer. Heslin Law Firm’s legal team has created these posts as a free resource to help Philadelphia residents better understand their right to compensation.
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Accident Details a Personal Injury Lawyer Needs When you’ve been in a car accident, knowing what information to give a personal injury attorney can speed up the process. Learn more here. -
Filing a Car Accident Report With the Police After a car accident, you should always file a police report, no matter the amount of damage. Learn why this is important for your personal injury case. -
Avoiding Additional Fees When Renting a Car If you need to rent a car after an accident, it’s important to know the essential facts and money saving tips about rental car policies. Learn more here. -
How an Attorney Can Help a Car Crash Victim Car accident lawyers have the experience necessary to help their clients recover financial compensation by demanding that the at-fault party be held liable. -
When You Need to Lower Your Car Insurance Costs If you need to lower your car insurance costs, there are many ways to do so. Learn five tips for saving money. -
Don't Make Agreements With the At-Fault Driver When you’re in a car accident, it’s important not to make any agreements with the at-fault driver. Learn more here. -
Know the Terminology of a Car Accident Case Car accident cases use many terms that plaintiffs may not understand. Here, learn some of the basic terminology if you’re filing a claim. -
Car Accident Cases and the Burden of Proof To recover damages after a car accident, plaintiffs must show proof that negligence caused the accident and their injuries. -
Determine If Compromise and Release Is Right for You Compromise and release is a legal term for workers’ compensation lump sum settlements. Learn more about this agreement. -
Shovel Your Area to Avoid Being Sued Property owners are legally obligated to shovel their area to prevent slip and fall accidents. Here, learn more about liability.