Can I accept a settlement for vehicle damage without losing my ability to file a personal injury claim?
No, as long as you do not sign a Release as part of the property damage claim. If you are asked to sign a Release, do not without having it...
Huntingdon Valley, PA
Medical malpractice Lawyer at Huntingdon Valley, PA
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No, as long as you do not sign a Release as part of the property damage claim. If you are asked to sign a Release, do not without having it...
When a lawsuit is filed in Pennsylvania, the Complaint states whether the amount of money being sought is less than or greater than $50,000. If...
Yes, if the doctor was negligent in not reading or incorrectly reading your MRI and you now require a second surgery. It would be important to...
Your lawyer is required to inform you of all settlement offers. Only you can accept or reject a settlement. Medical bills are always the client's...
To answer your question, you should retain a personal injury attorney specializing in medical malpractice cases to get all of the relevant medical...
Unfortunately, no. Only a legally married spouse can bring a claim based on the other spouse's injuries. Also, in a Worker's Compensation case,...
Contingent Fee Agreements in Personal Injury Cases typically provide that the Attorney's Fee is based upon the total amount recovered, and that all...
Yes. If you were injured you should retain the services of an attorney specializing in personal injury matters.
If the screw that was used was either the wrong length or wrong type for the procedure, then perhaps you may have a medical malpractice case. ...
No. The statute of limitations on personal injury cases is two (2) years in Pennsylvania. After that, you are unable to pursue any claims against...