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Following the rules of the road means obeying the speed limit, keeping your attention focused on the road and the other motorists in the vicinity, and avoiding unsafe driving behaviors, like distracted driving, speeding, and driving while under the influence of drugs or alcohol. When driving on a busy highway sharing the road with commercial[…] Read More

Cell phones are not the only things that distract drivers; passengers can also be distracting. It is not always possible to drive without anyone else in the car, but can another person be held liable when an accident happens? While certain passengers, like babies, cannot be at fault for distracting drivers in some circumstances, others[…] Read More

Motorists encounter yield signs often, at intersections, ramps, and other strategic locations on roads and highways. These are in place to remind drivers to give others the right of way. Unfortunately, failing to yield is common, and determining liability in a resulting car accident can be challenging. It is common for multiple parties to be[…] Read More

Car accidents can result in a wide range of injuries, and while some are immediately apparent, others can be more insidious. Internal injuries are among the most serious during a car accident, as they often go unnoticed until severe complications arise. Several types of internal injuries can occur after a car accident. Some of the[…] Read More

According to the Pennsylvania Motor Vehicle Financial Responsibility Law, insurance companies must give their customers the option of selecting “limited tort” or “full tort” when purchasing car insurance. The main difference between the two is that limited tort does not allow you to sue for pain and suffering unless you suffered an injury that qualifies[…] Read More