Texting and Driving Car Accident Fault Texting while driving car accidents are increasingly common. Find out how texting and driving determines car accident fault for police and insurance companies. → Read More
Can I recover punitive damages if the “accident” was really intentional? Description in progress. → Read More
Former Client Collects $2 Million from Attorneys Who Pressured Her Into a Low Settlement A plaintiff’s award for $2 million in a lawsuit alleging her former attorneys pressured her into accepting a settlement that was too low raises awareness of attorney malpractice. → Read More
The Consequences of Not Wearing a Seatbelt Car accidents without seatbelts are still common despite safety belt laws across the united states. See how not wearing your seat belt can negatively effect the aftermath of a car accident, and remember to buckle up! → Read More
If a friend crashes my car, do Pennsylvania negligent entrustment laws apply? According to Pennsylvania rules, you can be sued for loaning your car to a friend under a theory known as ‘negligent entrustment.’ A car owner is legally responsible for the negligence of a driver if the owner loaned the car to the driver knowing that he or she would drive recklessly. But this liability may depend on whether the owner has opted into or out of Pennsylvania’s no fault insurance system. → Read More
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