How Changes to the Sudden Emergency Doctrine Benefit Pedestrians
Within the scope of Pennsylvania’s personal injury law, there is something known as the Sudden Emergency Doctrine. This doctrine deals…
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Reckless Driving and Punitive Damages
At any point, you could be severely injured in a car accident that was not your fault. You could be…
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What is Loss of Consortium?
If your husband or wife is seriously injured in a car accident, it can have a major impact on your…
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Delayed Onset of Symptoms After a Car Accident
You’ve been in a car accident and you feel fine at the moment. You might be able to see a…
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Strict Liability vs. Negligence in Defective Product Claims
Defective products come in all shapes and sizes. They can be a chainsaw with a power button that gets stuck…
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Bringing a Claim Against the Government in Pennsylvania
Until it becomes a necessity, most of us will never even consider the question, “Can I sue the government?” But…
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How Does the Dead Man’s Rule Affect Personal Injury?
Although the Dead Man’s Rule most often comes into play with estate cases, it can also be used by the…
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Arbitration in Pennsylvania
When there is a dispute between two or more parties, they may elect to have it resolved by the arbitration…
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E-Scooter Liability: To Scoot or not to Scoot
If you have been to major cities around the United States — including Austin, Santa Monica, Nashville, Atlanta, and Washington,…