Resources

When you have a claim after an accident, you’re up against the insurance companies. While you need to make sure you receive the compensation you deserve, insurance companies aim to pay as little as possible. Hiring an...

Who Pays Your Medical Bills After a Pennsylvania Car Accident? A Guide to PIP Benefits Understanding first-party medical benefits under 75 Pa.C.S. §§ 1711–1714 When someone who has just been in a car accident calls me,...

Injuries that require surgery can leave accident victims facing high financial and non-financial costs. As a result, if you need surgery after an accident, it will be important to make sure you seek the full compensation you...

Slip-and-fall accidents can cause serious injuries. If you were injured when you slipped and fell at a store, you may be entitled to financial compensation under Pennsylvania law. Retailers (and other businesses) can be held...

If you were injured in an accident in Doylestown, you may be entitled to financial compensation for your medical bills, lost earnings and other accident-related losses. If so, seeking the financial compensation you deserve...

When you suffer serious injuries in an accident that was someone else’s fault, it is important to hire a Doylestown personal injury lawyer to represent you. Seeking the financial compensation you deserve after a serious...

As personal injury attorneys,  this most recent snow storm, reminds us again of the dangers of snow and ice flying off the back of moving vehicles.  The dash-cam video below shows how this dangerous this driving hazard can...

With our schools back in session, it is a good time to refresh our understanding as to when motorists must stop for a school bus on a divided highway. We have found that even experienced motorists still have some uncertainty...

This Sunday, most of us will be “springing forward” one hour.  In the week that follows this change, the loss of an hour due to daylight savings time, has been linked to increases in car accidents, medical...

When you are hosting a private party, should you have to worry about the amount of alcohol your guests are drinking? Are you required to “cut them off?” Of course nobody ever wants anyone to get hurt, but is it your legal...