What Is Strict Liability Law, and How Does It Apply in Philadelphia?
When you want to hold another person liable for an accident in Philadelphia, you typically need to prove their negligence, meaning the at-fault party acted carelessly or intended to cause harm. But certain cases don’t require negligence. Instead, at-fault parties are...
Does Philadelphia, PA, Have a One-Bite Rule?
When a dog bites you, you may wonder whether you can hold the dog’s owner financially liable for your injuries and other damages. The answer depends on several factors, including the state in which the dog bite occurred. Some states follow a rule for dog claims,...
Is a Hit and Run a Felony in Philadelphia?
Regular car accidents are bad enough, but hit-and-run accidents are so much worse. Your car is a wreck, you’re hurt, and the driver who hit you is nowhere to be found. Or perhaps you’re the driver who fled the scene of an accident. In a panic, you took off without...
How Long Does It Take To Settle a Pedestrian Accident in Philadelphia?
Even if you look both ways before crossing the street, pedestrian accidents can happen without warning. A busy driver may run a red light on the way to work, or an intoxicated motorist might swerve off the road and onto the sidewalk. Such accidents can be devastating...
Personal Injury Attorney FAQ
Have You Suffered an Injury in Philadelphia Due to Neglect? You face a lot of stress when suffering an injury due to someone else’s harmful actions. You may be in significant pain, you have to pay medical bills, and you might have to take time off of work to recover. ...
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