Car accidents always create questions about responsibility, which is why Pennsylvania’s “comparative negligence” law plays such an important role in determining legal outcomes. As this rule applies across many personal injury cases, it shapes negotiations, court decisions, and the way shared responsibility is treated under Pennsylvania law. How Does Pennsylvania’s Comparative Negligence Law Work?…
Car accidents can create confusion because drivers deal with shock, injuries, damage, and questions about what to do next. While many people think every car accident automatically produces a police report, that is not always the case. Pennsylvania law has specific rules about when police must be called and when a written report is…
On familiar and unfamiliar roads, potholes, debris, and other road hazards can appear without warning, turning an ordinary drive into a disaster. When these hazards cause car accidents, drivers wonder who bears responsibility for their injuries and vehicle damage. Determining responsibility for road hazard crashes requires examining factors that can reveal evidence and help…
People who use rideshare services might not consider the possibility of getting into a car accident when they book a ride. Yet just like any other drive, there is always a chance. However, when accidents occur during these trips, determining liability becomes far more complicated than traditional car crashes. Passengers, drivers, and other motorists…
Alimony is a financial arrangement that may be ordered during or after divorce proceedings. Yet one size does not fit all, and that is where there are different kinds of alimony. Each form of alimony serves a different purpose and has different legal requirements. How Many Kinds of Alimony Are There? These are five common…
Estate planning helps protect your family and assets. For many West Chester, Pennsylvania, residents, the key decision is whether to rely on a will, a trust, or both. Each tool offers important benefits depending on the value of your estate, your privacy needs, and your long-term goals. What Does a Will Do in Pennsylvania? A…
Car accidents disrupt lives in countless ways. Beyond the initial shock and injuries, accident survivors face mounting medical bills, time away from work, and the challenge of dealing with insurance companies. Most people have never been through the settlement process before and can feel blindsided by unfamiliar terminology, paperwork, and negotiations. Pennsylvania car accident…
After a car accident, your medical records become more than just notes from a doctor visit — they may be the key to proving the extent of your injuries and securing full compensation. Insurance companies often look for reasons to minimize claims, and without clear medical documentation, they may argue that your injuries are…
Rideshare services have reshaped daily transportation, but when a car accident occurs, drivers, passengers, and others involved often find that determining responsibility is far from straightforward. The legal gray areas surrounding driver classification and liability leave many unsure of where accountability falls. What Determines Whether a Rideshare Driver Is an Employee or an Independent…
In 2018, seven-year-old Kayden Mancuso was killed by her father during an unsupervised child custody visit in Pennsylvania, despite documented warnings of danger. That tragedy revealed serious shortcomings in how state courts weighed abuse allegations in custody cases. Lawmakers answered with Act 107 of 2024, known as “Kayden’s Law,” which impacts many child custody…
