If you have purchased car insurance in Pennsylvania, you have likely been asked to confirm coverage levels for a number of different types of coverage — including personal injury protection, or PIP. In Pennsylvania, all drivers are required to have PIP coverage. Personal Injury Protection coverage is considered a first party benefit. This means that […]
How to Get Home without Driving Drunk
/in DUI /by Jay SolnickThere is no excuse for drinking and driving. Yet many of us have been in a situation of having a few drinks when we didn’t plan on it, forcing us to decide whether to chance driving under the influence. The best decision is to never risk drunk driving. Even after just one or two drinks, […]
How Impairment Ratings Work in a Pennsylvania Workers’ Comp Case
/in Workers Compensation /by Jay SolnickThe Pennsylvania workers’ compensation system is set up to ensure that anyone who is hurt or becomes sick at work receives medical attention and compensation for their illness or injury. This no-fault insurance often works well for employees, but in many cases, the power of employers and their insurance companies means that laws are passed […]
Filing a Philadelphia Car Accident Claim Against State Farm
/in Car Accidents /by Jay SolnickIf you’ve ever watched television, you have probably seen some version of a State Farm commercial. Although it is no longer prominently featured, State Farm is known for a classic jingle and tagline: “Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there!” This type of advertising is meant to lull consumers into a belief that State […]
Pennsylvania Personal Injury Protection: How PIP Works
/in Personal Injury /by Jay SolnickIf you have purchased car insurance in Pennsylvania, you have likely been asked to confirm coverage levels for a number of different types of coverage — including personal injury protection, or PIP. In Pennsylvania, all drivers are required to have PIP coverage. Personal Injury Protection coverage is considered a first party benefit. This means that […]
Winter Playground Injuries and Safety
/in Personal Injury /by Jay SolnickIn Philadelphia, winter often means the end of hours of outdoor recreation. Yet many schools and parents alike have decided that a little cold weather won’t deter them. Kids across the Philadelphia region are fortunate to have year-round recess, bundling up to play outside in all types of weather. The winter does present some unique […]