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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How to Know When You Have a Slip and Fall Case If you fall on someone’s property, you don’t necessarily have a slip and fall case. Here, learn what you need for a personal injury claim. -
Information to Give a Personal Injury Lawyer After an Accident 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. -
Why You Need to File a Police Report After an Accident 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. -
How to Avoid Additional Rental Car Fees 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. -
Lowering Your Auto Insurance Costs If you need to lower your car insurance costs, there are many ways to do so. Learn five tips for saving money. -
Car Accidents: Make No 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. -
Basic Terms Used in 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. -
Meeting the Burden of Proof in a Car Accident Case To recover damages after a car accident, plaintiffs must show proof that negligence caused the accident and their injuries. -
Compromise and Release: Workers’ Comp Lump Sum Payments Compromise and release is a legal term for workers’ compensation lump sum settlements. Learn more about this agreement. -
Don’t Get Sued: Shovel Your Area Property owners are legally obligated to shovel their area to prevent slip and fall accidents. Here, learn more about liability.