Personal Injury

In Philadelphia, individuals can seek compensation for emotional distress without a physical injury under certain circumstances. Emotional distress refers to the psychological impact resulting from an incident, which can include feelings of anxiety, depression, fear, humiliation, and other emotional pain. It goes beyond mere disappointment or embarrassment and involves significant psychological suffering. Legal Standards...

Simple assault in Pennsylvania is the attempt to cause or intentionally, knowingly, or recklessly cause bodily injury to another person. Bodily injury refers to impairment of physical condition or substantial pain. Definition of Simple Assault by Law Under the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, Title 18, Section 2701, simple assault is defined as: “…a person is...

Running through an airport to make your boarding time after a TSA line delay, navigating an airport escalator while dragging a wheeled suitcase, boarding trains, catching rideshares, and navigating unfamiliar hotel halls—while we include none of this in our vacation social media posts—it’s all a part of the travel experience. Unfortunately, even the most...

Suffering a personal injury can be a life-altering experience, and understanding your rights under Pennsylvania law is crucial to navigating the claims process.  Timely Action: The Statute of Limitations One of the primary reasons to be aware of your personal injury rights in Philadelphia is the statute of limitations. The state imposes a strict...

If you find yourself injured due to a defective product, it is essential to take prompt and decisive action to protect your rights and seek the compensation you deserve. Here is a guide on what to do. Prioritize Your Health and Safety The first and foremost concern is your health. Seek immediate medical attention...

In personal injury law, negligence is a critical concept that determines liability for accidents and injuries. However, not all negligence is created equal. According to our Philadelphia personal injury lawyers, there are two main categories: ordinary negligence and gross negligence.  Ordinary Negligence Ordinary negligence refers to the failure to exercise reasonable care under the...