Category: Motor Vehicle Accidents

With the constantly advancing technology, it’s no surprise that people in Pennsylvania are using their cell phones while driving now more than ever before. In fact, a study by the National Safety Council found that around 23% of all car accidents in the United States are caused by cell phone use. This is a huge…

If you are a passenger in a car crash in Pennsylvania, you need to take action. This is all the more true if you are injured or suffer damage to your property. There are several things that you can do in the wake of the crash. Doing them will help you to restore your emotional,…

Accidents involving vehicles and pedestrians could result in significant injuries or death to all parties involved. If you are hurt in a collision that takes place in Pennsylvania, it may be in your best interest to take legal action. However, it may be easier to prevent this type of event before it happens. Let’s take…

Pennsylvania gives you up to two years after an injury to file a personal injury claim. However, it’s important to seek treatment promptly for the following reasons. Support a potential personal injury claim If the court determines your injuries worsened because you didn’t see a doctor quickly enough or you didn’t follow your treatment plan,…

When drivers get into a car accident, they might feel discombobulated or just want to go home before properly handling the aftermath. It’s important to follow these important steps after drivers find themselves in a car accident. What to do immediately after a car accident The best thing drivers can do immediately after a car…

Distracted driving is a serious problem in Pennsylvania and throughout the country. This is because taking your focus away from what is happening around your vehicle may increase your risk of getting into an accident. Fortunately, there are certain clues that you can use to determine if you may be driving while distracted. These clues…

Winter isn’t harsh for everyone in the United States, as some regions experience mild weather. Pennsylvania does not fall under that description, as Keystone State residents might suffer through blizzards and below-zero temperatures. Winter conditions cause more than mere discomfort since the weather affects the roads, so much that Pennsylvania ranks among the top five…

Winter weather conditions can make driving much more dangerous in Pennsylvania. Snow and rain can lower visibility, and icy roads can make steering and braking much more difficult. According to the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, inclement weather leads to almost 500,000 car accidents and 2,000 car accident fatalities every year. Prepare ahead of each…

Although most car crashes in Pennsylvania happen by accident, there are an alarming number of crashes that involve some type of staging. According to the Insurance Research Council, 24% of car accident claims are fraudulent. Staged car accidents can result in real injuries for unsuspecting victims. Types of staged car accidents Car accidents can be…

There’s a constant conversation around safe driving habits that are drilled into Pennsylvania residents. While everyone knows the dangers of drinking and driving, no one really talks about the dangers of driving on little sleep. New studies suggest that driving while tired or sleep deprived can be just as dangerous as driving under the influence.…