In our car accident blog, we discuss how you can protect your legal rights after a Pennsylvania car accident. Learn what evidence is needed to establish liability, what damages can be included in your claim, how long you have to take legal action, and more.
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Distracted Driving Attorneys Philadelphia Distracted Driving Lawyer explains the dangers of texting and driving. Our distracted driving accident attorneys have worked with countless injury victims throughout Pennsylvania. -
Obtaining Your Car Accident Police Report When seeking compensation that you are legally owed after a car crash, having all the available documentation makes it more likely you can recover damages. -
Determining Fault for a Rollover Crash An accident attorney can help you prove who was at fault for a rollover crash so you can recover damages for your injury. -
Pennsylvania Car Seat Laws Before driving on any Pennsylvania street or highway, you need to know these laws about using car and booster seats. -
The Benefits of Uninsured Motorist Coverage Insurance Uninsured and underinsured motorist insurance helps pay for your medical bills or repairs to your car if you're hit by a driver without insurance. -
Always Visit a Doctor After a Philadelphia Car Crash Besides finding injuries that may not be visible to the eye, visiting a doctor after a car crash protects your right to compensation from the at-fault driver. -
Medical Treatment Is Critical After a Car Accident After a car accident, it’s important to seek medical attention, even if you don't feel any pain. A lack of treatment can negatively affect your car accident case. -
Your Car Insurance Rates After an Accident Car insurance rates may increase after an auto accident, even if you are not at fault. Learn more here. -
Driving in Poor Weather Conditions Poor weather conditions make driving a challenge. Learn tips for how to avoid an accident when it's snowy or icy. -
Deciding to Settle or Go to Court After a Car Accident It’s often preferable to settle a car accident case without going to trial; however, sometimes going to court may be the best option. Learn more here.