PA Laws

In Pennsylvania, modified comparative negligence does not eliminate your rights, but it directly limits your recovery based on your share of responsibility of the personal injury accident. What Is Modified Comparative Negligence? Modified comparative negligence allows you to recover compensation for your injuries even if you are partially at fault. However, Pennsylvania law imposes...

Pennsylvania has implemented a Move Over law, also known as the "Steer Clear" law to promote safer conditions for emergency responders. This law requires drivers to vacate the lane closest to an emergency response area when they encounter emergency vehicles, tow trucks, or other authorized vehicles displaying flashing lights to avoid a car accident...

Line markings play a crucial role in guiding drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians through Philadelphia’s many intersections, roundabouts, and crosswalks. Understanding the meanings behind them can help everyone stay safe on the city's roads. Yellow Centerlines Yellow centerlines can be found on two-lane roads, and they serve to separate opposing lanes of traffic. Drivers are...

The jury selection process in personal injury cases can play a critical role in the outcome of the trial. It is the process by which a group of people are chosen to hear the evidence and decide the case. Therefore, it is important to understand how selection works to ensure that your case is...

Seat belts on school buses have been a controversial issue for many years. While many people believe that school buses should require seat belts for the safety of students, others argue that school buses are already very safe and they may not be necessary. School Bus Seat Belts Laws The National Highway Traffic Safety...

If you miss the filing deadline for a personal injury claim in Pennsylvania, you may lose your right to pursue compensation for your injuries. In Pennsylvania, the statute of limitations for personal injury claims is generally two years from the date of the injury or the date that the injury was discovered. There are...