Personal Injury

A hit-and-run accident can leave you reeling, and struggling with the emotions that come with such an incident may take time. However, every second counts after a hit-and-run accident. What you do immediately after can make all the difference in protecting your rights...

The auto manufacturing industry has done a fantastic job in convincing people who rarely, if ever, stray from the asphalt, that an SUV is the vehicle they should be driving. They are now the biggest-selling sector in the market. Yet, it has become increasingly clear...

Being hit by a car is traumatic both physically and emotionally. When the driver leaves the scene, it creates even more stress and uncertainty.  Hit-and-run accidents involving pedestrians happen for several reasons. Here are some of the most common causes.  Speeding...

Driving in an urban setting often feels more dangerous. There is more traffic, including pedestrians and cyclists. On top of that, road designs can be more complicated, with numerous intersections, stoplights, roundabouts, one-way streets and more. By contrast,...

Victims of criminal activity often expect the court system to provide them with justice. If they can identify the person who stole from them, assaulted them or committed another crime, they expect the courts to provide vindication. Prosecutors can bring charges...

If you’re the victim of a hit-and-run accident, you may be tempted to follow the driver who hit you. It feels unfair and unjust that they would make a critical driving mistake and then leave the scene to avoid responsibility. However, the reality is that you generally...

Getting into a car accident can be a traumatic experience, both physically and emotionally. The sudden impact, loud noise and confusion can disorient and overwhelm you.   How you respond in the aftermath of a crash is important for both your safety and for any...

When a driver decides to use their phone while the car is in motion, they’re clearly distracted. They might be reading a text message or browsing social media. Some drivers get distracted while reading a GPS or choosing a song to stream over the car stereo. It’s...

Drivers should maintain a minimum following distance to have enough space and time to react if something happens unexpectedly. The minimum recommended distance in Pennsylvania is four seconds. This means if the driver ahead passes a stationary object, such as a road...

Modern vehicles are fitted with all kinds of accessories. These accessories are usually designed to improve comfort and performance. In some cases, they are for aesthetic purposes only. While accessories can add benefits, sometimes, they can decrease safety. The...

People seek out professional medical care when they are injured or ill. They rely on professionals to diagnose them, recommend the right course of treatment and properly administer that treatment. Most healthcare professionals are diligent about the work that they do....

You know that your following distance is important when driving on the highway. A larger distance gives you a greater reaction time, allowing you to react appropriately to unexpected hazards ahead of you. This reduces the odds that you will be involved in a car...

Doctors and medical staff are expected to act to a certain standard within the profession. Conduct that falls below this expected standard can constitute medical malpractice. Common examples of medical malpractice include negligently misdiagnosing a condition, abusing...

Driving is a therapeutic activity for many, offering independence, mobility and a sense of freedom. However, car accidents happen unexpectedly and can result in serious injuries, including spinal cord injuries. Spinal cord injuries from a car accident can vary in...

You may have heard people say that the rear driver is always at fault in a rear-end car accident. They are the one who ran into the car ahead of them, so they are liable for the damages in that crash. This is generally true, but the key thing to remember is that...