Scarring and disfigurement are permanent, visible changes to your appearance caused by a car accident. Any injury that permanently alters how you look, such as a deep laceration, a burn, or the loss of a limb, can qualify you for
In Pennsylvania, you generally cannot reopen a settled car accident case once you sign a release and accept payment. Courts treat a settlement as a binding contract. A narrow set of exceptions, such as fraud, duress, mutual mistake of fact,
After a fatal car accident in Pennsylvania, “death benefits” refers to all financial compensation your family may be entitled to receive. This money comes from two main sources: your loved one’s own auto insurance policy and a lawsuit against the
Non-economic damages are compensation for the personal losses you suffer after a car accident that come with no price tag. They cover what the crash cost you as a human being, not just what it cost you financially. Pennsylvania law
Economic damages in a Pennsylvania car accident claim are the measurable financial losses you can recover, like medical bills, lost wages, and car repairs. They also include future care costs and lost earning capacity. You can recover them under both
A herniated disc is one of the most common serious injuries caused by car accidents. Pennsylvania law gives you the right to recover compensation from the driver who caused your crash. In this article, you will discover what a herniated
