Our article library helps you better understand your options after a Pennsylvania car accident. Learn what mistakes to avoid making at the scene of the accident, what factors affect how much your case is worth, when to contact an attorney, and much more. Then, contact our office to schedule a free, no-obligation initial consultation to discuss what Heslin Law Firm can do for you.
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Summer 2020 Swimming Pool Safety Tips Here are some safety tips to protect your family and children this summer from our personal injury attorney, Gary Heslin. -
What You Need to Know About Distracted Driving Crashes Distracted driving is just as dangerous as driving under the influence and is a major cause of accidents and injuries on Pennsylvania streets. -
Common Car Accident Types in Pennsylvania Every car accident is different, which is why you need an attorney to help you prove your case and receive compensation for your injury. -
Overview of Auto Insurance Guide Part 1 When you’re buying auto insurance, it’s important to understand state laws and the policy you sign. Learn more here. -
Auto Insurance Guide for Different Coverages Part 1 When you purchase auto insurance, it’s important to understand the different types of coverages. Learn more here. -
Auto Insurance Guide for Different Coverages Part 2 When you’re purchasing auto insurance, there are two important coverages you need to consider. Here, learn about UM and UIM coverages. -
Know the Differences Between Full and Limited Tort When you purchase car insurance, it’s important to understand the difference between full and limited tort. Learn more about these coverages here. -
How Bicyclists Can Avoid Crashes With Vehicles Philadelphia is ranked the ninth most dangerous city for bicyclists. Learn the common causes of bicycle crashes and how to stay safe. -
The Legal Consequences of a Hit-and-Run If you’re injured in a hit-and-run accident, it’s important to obtain legal representation to protect your right to compensation. Learn more here. -
Motorcycle Accident Liability and Pursuing Compensation Eleven percent of roadway crashes involve motorcycles. Here, learn who can be held liable for the accident and how to protect your right to compensation.