Philadelphia area roadways have just become much safer for bicyslists! A new law was recently passed that mandates Pennsylvania drivers to give at least four feet of distance when passing a bicyclist. Although this law may seem common sensical, many bicycle accidents could have been prevented had this law already been in effect. This law… Read About
by on February 14, 2012
Full Coverage? You Are Not Protected in Pennsylvania Auto Accidents
Full Coverage Does NOT Mean You are Protected if in a Pennsylvania Auto Accident As a Pennsylvania auto accident lawyer, oftentimes a client will come to me after being involved in a Pennsylvania auto accident telling me that they have “full coverage.” I then come to find out that although the insurance agent persuaded the… Read About
by on November 28, 2011
Pennsylvania Car Accidents Increase During Holidays
Car Accidents and Related Deaths Increase During Holiday Season in Pennsylvania Last year, Pennsylvania car accident lawyer Jeffrey Penneys says, the Pennsylvania State Police reported over 1,000 car crashes, with 17 fatalities, and 348 personal injuries during the Thanksgiving holiday period from Wednesday to Sunday. 79 of the auto crashes were alcohol-related. There were also 41 DUI… Read About
by on September 19, 2011
Motorcycle Accident Lawyer Gets $15,000 For Client
Pennsylvania Motorcycle Accident Claim Summary This motor vehicle negligence action brought by the Personal injury victim’s motorcycle accident lawyer after the defendant lost control of her vehicle, crossed the center line of travel and struck the motorcyclist head-on. The opposing lawyers agreed that the the car driver was at fault, but argued that the injuries… Read About
by on July 18, 2011
Car Crashes Into PA Restaurant
A car driver with a cast on his leg from an unrelated personal injury crashed his vehicle into the wall of a Robinson Township Pennsylvania restaurant. The automobile accident occurred around 11:15 at the Steak ‘n Shake on Park Manor Boulevard. Fortunately, no personal injury lawyer was required, as the restaurant was not open for business… Read About
by on June 1, 2011
Facebook Postings Not Discoverable, Pennsylvania Car Accident Lawsuit
A Pennsylvania Car Accident Lawyer Report A personal injury plaintiff in a Pennsylvania car accident lawsuit is not required to accept a “friend” request on Facebook from the auto accident defendant so the defendant can have full access to the personal injury victim’s postings and pictures, a Bucks County Pennsylvania Common Pleas Court judge has recently decided.… Read About
