Yes, you are able to sue if you were injured or your property was damaged in an accident involving a truck carrying hazardous materials. These cases are not treated like...

In some situations, you may have the right to pursue a claim against both the rideshare driver and the company, such as Uber or Lyft.  Whether that’s possible depends on...

Yes, you can file a claim if the drunk driver who hit you had a suspended license. The driver's illegal status on the road does not remove your right to...

Yes, a pre-existing injury complicates your personal injury claim, but it does not prevent you from recovering financial compensation. In Pennsylvania, the person or company that caused the new accident...

If the other driver refuses to share their insurance information after a car accident, you should not argue with them; instead, stay calm, call 911 to get the police involved,...

It’s frustrating enough when the person who causes your car accident is a drunk driver. But if that driver is also under the legal drinking age, the situation becomes even...

In Philadelphia, rear-end collisions are typically evaluated by determining which driver was negligent, with a strong but not absolute presumption that the rear driver is at fault. This evaluation process...

Yes, in Pennsylvania, you may still have a valid claim for compensation even if you weren't wearing your seatbelt during a car accident. While it might seem like this would...

Yes, you can often file a claim against the rideshare company directly after an accident, but whether your claim is successful depends on what the driver was doing at the...

Yes, you can often claim damages for rental car expenses after a car accident in Pennsylvania. If another driver’s negligence caused the crash that damaged your vehicle, you generally have...