How to Document Your Injuries For a Personal Injury Claim
Thorough documentation is one of the most important steps in a successful personal injury claim. Whether your injury results from a car accident, slip and fall, or another act of negligence, insurance companies and courts rely heavily on evidence to determine the extent of harm and appropriate compensation. Seek Immediate Medical Attention The first...
Read More Who Is Liable for Workplace Death in Pennsylvania?
Losing a loved one in a workplace accident is a devastating experience. Families are left grieving while also facing financial uncertainty and unanswered questions. In Pennsylvania, several parties may be held liable for a workplace death, depending on the cause and circumstances. What Is a “Wrongful Death” in the Workplace? A wrongful death occurs...
Read More Pre-Ride Motorcycle Checklist
Motorcycles are more sensitive to road and weather conditions than larger vehicles. Even a minor mechanical issue can lead to a loss of control or a breakdown in a dangerous location. A thorough pre-ride checklist can reduce the risk of mechanical failure, improve handling, and help riders identify problems before they lead to a...
Read More Philadelphia Car Insurance Laws
Driving in Philadelphia requires compliance with Pennsylvania's car insurance laws. Understanding these rules can help protect your finances and ensure you are legally covered in case of a car accident. Mandatory Minimum Insurance Requirements Pennsylvania mandates that all registered vehicles carry minimum liability insurance under 75 Pa. C.S. § 1702, commonly referred to as...
Read More What Happens if You Are Hit by An Unlicensed Driver in Philadelphia?
Being hit by an unlicensed driver in Philadelphia can complicate the claims process, but you still have rights. Liability in an Accident with an Unlicensed Driver In Pennsylvania, liability for a car accident is based on negligence, meaning the driver who caused the crash is responsible for damages. If an unlicensed driver is at...
Read More Philadelphia Helmet Laws
Under Pennsylvania law, all motorcycle riders and passengers under the age of 21 must wear a helmet that complies with U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) safety standards. Riders over 21 years old may legally operate or ride a motorcycle without a helmet under specific conditions. Motorcycle Helmet Laws In Pennsylvania, motorcycle helmet requirements are...
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