Pedestrian Accidents in Pennsylvania: Your Rights When You're Hit by a Car
Halloween is one of the busiest nights of the year for people on foot, and one of the riskiest. This post explains who has the right of way in Pennsylvania, what happens if the pedestrian was partly at fault, whose insurance pays the medical bills, and what to do after being hit by a car.
How Social Media Can Hurt Your Injury Claim
A single post after an accident can end up as evidence in an injury claim. This post explains what insurance companies look for, why privacy settings are not enough, why deleting posts can backfire, and simple rules to follow while a claim is open.
How Long Do I Have to File a Personal Injury Claim in Pennsylvania?
Most personal injury claims in Pennsylvania have to be filed within two years of the injury, and courts enforce that deadline strictly. There are exceptions, including a six-month notice requirement for claims against government entities and a different timeline for injured children. Here is how the deadline works and why waiting becomes a problem long before it arrives.