Motor Vehicle Accidents

Distracted driving is one of the leading causes of car accidents. It occurs when a driver’s attention is diverted from the road, making it harder to react to sudden changes in traffic or road conditions. Whether it's texting, eating, or using a GPS, distracted driving...

Car accidents can happen for many reasons, including driver error, bad weather, or road conditions. At other times, a faulty part or system in the vehicle can suddenly fail and cause a crash. When that happens, figuring out who is responsible becomes more complicated....

Aggressive driving puts everyone at risk on Pennsylvania roads. Speeding, tailgating, and running red lights increase accident chances and lead to severe injuries. Understanding these behaviors and their legal consequences can help you drive safely and avoid crashes....

Accidents involving multiple cars can create complex legal situations. Determining who is at fault becomes more difficult when there are so many factors to consider. In Pennsylvania, liability depends on the actions of each driver and the specific circumstances of the...

In most states, if you suffer injuries after a bad car accident, filing a lawsuit to claim additional compensation for non-economic or pain and suffering damages is a given. However, in the Keystone State, this isn’t always possible. Pennsylvania’s no-fault system The...

In Pennsylvania, driving without insurance can lead to serious financial challenges if you are involved in an accident. Understanding how uninsured motorist (UM) coverage works is essential. What uninsured motorist coverage is Uninsured motorist coverage is a part of...

Memorial Day marks the beginning of summer and signals the start of the 100 Deadliest Days on the roads. This period, lasting until Labor Day, sees an increase in crash risks across the United States. Several factors contribute to this rise in danger, making it...

Bad weather conditions, such as rain and fog, can significantly increase the risk of drivers hitting bicyclists on the road. These adverse weather conditions create reduced visibility, slippery roads and decreased traction, making it more challenging for both drivers...

Teen drivers are at a higher risk of causing car crashes due to several factors. They include inexperience, risk-taking behaviors, peer pressure, distractions and a limited understanding of vehicle mechanics. When a teen driver causes a collision resulting in severe...

Uninsured motorists cause some of the car accidents in Pennsylvania. If such a motorist hits you and causes injuries, stay composed. Take the necessary steps to protect yourself and your interests. Understanding a few key aspects can aid in a smooth recovery process....