Brake-checking happens when a driver suddenly slams on their brakes. Usually, they do this to scare or send a message to someone who’s driving too close behind them. Some drivers think it’s a fair response to tailgating, but that doesn’t make it safe — or legal. Brake-checking is not legal in Pennsylvania. It violates the
Oftentimes, parked car accidents appear minor to onlookers, but in many cases, they can cause significant challenges for vehicle owners. Whether your car is damaged while in a parking lot, on a public street, or even sitting in your driveway, it’s important to understand what legal options are available to you and what these types
Imagine the following: You’ve helped out a friend by lending them your car for the day, but as they leave, say, a parking lot, they look down at their phone for a moment and hit another vehicle. The crash causes injuries that are significant enough to allow the victim to file a lawsuit, no matter
Gathering and presenting solid evidence is crucial when pursuing compensation for car accident injuries in Pennsylvania. Evidence in car accident claims serves as the foundation of a successful case, helping to prove liability and the extent of damages. Your ability to recover damages hinges on the strength of the evidence you present. To effectively prove
In July 2023, Pennsylvania joined the ranks of states permitting the operation of driverless cars and trucks on its roadways, marking a pivotal moment in the advancement of autonomous vehicle (AV) technology. This progressive move comes on the heels of legislation passed in November 2022, explicitly granting permission for the testing and deployment of autonomous