Pennsylvania Car Accident Settlements: Limited vs. Full Tort
How Pennsylvania's limited tort versus full tort insurance choice controls your right to sue for pain and suffering, plus deadlines and comparative fault rules.
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How Pennsylvania's limited tort versus full tort insurance choice controls your right to sue for pain and suffering, plus deadlines and comparative fault rules.
What belongs in a demand letter and what destroys one: building the damages calculation, which records to attach, and how to set the opening number.
How contingency fees really work: standard percentages, fees versus case costs, how liens reduce your net, and worked examples of what you keep.
Filing deadlines for injury claims in all 50 states, plus the rules that change them: the discovery rule, tolling, and short government deadlines.
How pre-settlement advances work: why they are not regulated as loans, how compounding fees consume a recovery, and the cheaper alternatives first.
How psychological injury claims are valued: what PTSD adds to a settlement, the impact rule and zone of danger limits, and how insurers attack them.
If you drive for Uber or Lyft and an uninsured driver hits you, the rideshare company's own policy — not your personal one — is usually what pays.
What shoulder claims settle for: rotator cuff and labral tear values by treatment, and why insurers blame age-related degeneration for the tear.
A fall in a common area is usually the landlord's responsibility; a fall inside your own unit often depends on who was responsible for that specific repair.
How grocery and big-box slip and fall claims work: why sweep logs decide these cases, and what to do before you leave the store.
What ice and snow slip and fall claims settle for, why the natural accumulation rule defeats most of them, and how to prove a hazard was made worse.
What slip and fall claims against businesses settle for, the four elements you must prove, why notice decides most cases, and how footage disappears.