Personal Injury

In most cases, repetitive stress injuries are temporary, and workers can expect to make a full recovery. However, each case is unique, and some repetitive stress injuries can have a long-term impact.  What is a Repetitive Stress Injury? A repetitive stress injury (RSI) is a condition where pain and other symptoms occur in an...

A traumatic brain injury (TBI) can potentially have lifelong implications that affect a victim in all aspects of their life. Fortunately, most TBIs that occur are mild with a higher chance of a full recovery, but with a moderate to severe TBI, there is a considerable risk of lasting effects.  Possible Changes in Personality...

If you need medical records for a personal injury case and cannot easily access them online, you will likely have to request the records from your medical provider in writing. Here we discuss the procedures, what to do and your rights.  Steps for Obtaining Medical Records Determine which medical office(s) you need records from,...

When a child is injured as a result of another party’s negligence or causes an injury, these cases have special rules for liability and compensation.  Injuries to Children Parents of an injured minor must file a lawsuit on their behalf under 231 Pennsylvania Code Rule 2027. The lawsuit must be controlled and supervised by...

A demand letter is often sent when a claimant intends to try to resolve a claim with an alleged at-fault party before suing. At that point, negotiations for settlement will typically begin. Why are Demand Letters Sent? Below are some common reasons why you would need to send a demand letter:  After a Personal...

Some occupations carry higher risks of personal injury than others, and in Philadelphia, these are the six most dangerous jobs.  1. First Responders This category includes various jobs such as law enforcement, firefighters, and EMS (paramedics). There are obvious risks for anyone in these positions. From fires and 911 calls to emergency and disaster...