The repercussions of a car accident that happens in just a moment can go on for weeks or even months. Pennsylvania is a “no-fault” insurance state, but that doesn’t mean that all you have to worry about is your own auto insurance company. You may find yourself dealing with anyone from your own insurance company […]
In an auto accident involving two drivers, determining who is at fault is generally a pretty straightforward process. It’s usually easy to see if one driver made a mistake that caused the accident or not. When a third car is added to the equation, however, things become more complicated. One driver may have done something […]
According to state statistics for 2018, there were more than 80,500 teenage drivers on the roads in Pennsylvania. The most recent national crash statistics (2017) indicate that teen drivers between the ages of 16 and 19 are more likely to be involved in serious auto accidents than any other age group. In fact, the youngest […]
Teen driving laws in Pennsylvania are designed to move new drivers through three specific stages over 18 months. Beginning at age 16, teens can acquire a learner’s permit. Eventually, after completing specific milestones set forth by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, they can obtain a full, unrestricted driver’s license as soon as age 17 ½. […]
People often wonder what happens and who is responsible when they suffer an accident in a parking lot or garage. If you’ve been injured as the result of an accident in a parking lot in Pennsylvania, you may be entitled to recover compensation from the responsible party. Determining who is legally at fault (if anyone) […]
