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Personal Injury | May 17, 2016

Does a Car Accident Increase Insurance Rates?

Find out whether a car accident will increase your insurance rates – and why the notion that pursuing a personal injury claim will raise your rates is a myth.

No question about it –auto insurance is expensive.

New Jersey, in particular, is among the most expensive states in the nation to insure a car in. And the premiums in Pennsylvania aren’t exactly small change, either.

So

Personal Injury | May 10, 2016

Does a Car Accident Have to Be Reported?

Find out what NJ and PA laws say about reporting a car crash and what you should – and shouldn’t – do when you report a collision.

When an accident seems minor, you might be tempted not to report it.

After all, you don’t want to make a big deal out of nothing. The person who caused the crash might try to persuade you that you don’t

Personal Injury | April 27, 2016

Where Is My Accident Report?

Learn how to get your accident report sooner – and what we can do to help.

When you’re in an accident, documenting what happened is one of the most important steps you can take. But what happens after you file a report with the police or a property owner? How do you get a copy of that report and the crucial information it contains?

Getting Your Car

Personal Injury | February 16, 2016

When Should I Call a Personal Injury Lawyer?

Wondering when to call a personal injury lawyer? Here’s everything you need to know.

Whether your accident happened a few hours ago or a few weeks ago, there’s a good chance that you’ll eventually wonder whether you need to get a personal injury lawyer involved.

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If you’re wondering whether it’s time to call a lawyer, the answer is yes. With free consultations and no upfront fees, there’s

Personal Injury | January 28, 2016

Can a Personal Injury Settlement Be Taxed?

When you got hurt, it was one of the most difficult times of your life. But you got through it, and you got justice. Maybe you handled a small personal injury claim on your own. Maybe you had a lawyer to help maximize your compensation. Either way, you ended up with money for the damages you suffered.

Now, though, you may be wondering if the money you

Personal Injury | January 7, 2016

Easy Tricks to Stop Snow from Sticking to Your Shovel

Nothing can slow down a snow removal job like the snow sticking to the shovel. Big clumps of snow can weigh your shovel down and decrease the space for scooping up new snow, making your work more tiring and inefficient than it needs to be. Every time you try to jostle stuck snow off of the blade, you’re wasting valuable time and energy. If the snow sticks

Personal Injury | December 29, 2015

Will My Personal Injury Case Go to Trial?

Whether You’re Hoping for Your Day in Court or Dreading the Ordeal of a Trial, Here’s What You Need to Know

The Odds of Taking the Case to Court

Every year, hundreds of thousands of tort lawsuits – suits over harm suffered because of someone else’s behavior – are filed in federal courts. State courts see hundreds or thousands of additional tort lawsuits.

How many actually go

Personal Injury | December 17, 2015

What Should I Do If I Have Back Pain from a Car Accident?

The 3 Steps You Must Take If You’re Suffering Back Pain from a Crash

When the accident happened, you felt more shaken than anything. That’s normal. You’re in shock – you certainly weren’t expecting this to happen! – and with the adrenaline flowing, you might have really thought you were fine. Maybe you even thought how lucky you were that the crash wasn’t worse.

But that was

Personal Injury | June 16, 2015

How Revictimizing Victims Became a New Industry

This Man Is the Reason Insurance Companies Can Take Money From You (Again!)

My job is to protect accident victims from the overreaching insurance companies who try to wriggle out of paying victims what they deserve. This guy has the opposite claim to fame: he “protects” insurer’s profits at the expense of injured victims.

After all, in his own words, “Why isn’t this money going back to

Personal Injury | April 24, 2015

Dismissive Doctors Give New Meaning to Medical Neglect

doctor and patient looking at computerHealthcare has become such an ordeal today that for many patients, doctors’ dismissive attitudes undermine whatever benefit they should get from going to the doctor. This trend isn’t just frustrating – it’s dangerous.

Your doctor should listen to your concerns and your account of your symptoms and explain to you what different diagnoses and test results mean. As a patient, you deserve nothing less. If a doctor

Personal Injury | April 15, 2015

Your Doctor Is Likely to Miss These 2 Common Cancers

You hear a lot about cancer awareness. There’s a practical reason for this focus: making people aware of the symptoms to watch for and the screenings that could lead to early detection. Survival rates are far higher when cancers are diagnosed early on, rather than after they have progressed to more serious stages.

Recently, I have seen a disturbing rise in medical malpractice cases in which doctors

Personal Injury | April 14, 2015

What You’ve Always Wanted to Know about Taxes and Your Claim

With the deadline for filing your 2014 taxes with the IRS fast approaching, it’s the perfect time to answer a question that’s on the minds of many personal injury claimants: will they have to pay tax on their settlement or judgment?

The intersection of income taxes and the legal system is so complex that the IRS has written a 30+ page guide on the subject. Fortunately, the

Personal Injury | January 19, 2015

Freezing Rain and Multicar Pileups Kill Five

Yesterday’s freezing rain claimed at least five lives in our region and caused hundreds of cars to collide – and the danger isn’t over yet. Icy patches remained on roadways, parking lots, and walkways this morning, putting drivers at risk of crashing and pedestrians at risk of slipping and falling on ice. With flooding in nearby areas, including Mount Laurel, even ice that melts during the

Personal Injury | January 9, 2015

Knowing This One Thing Will Change How You Drive in Snow

Know Your Brakes

To pump or not to pump? It’s a question that you can only answer with another question: What kind of brakes do you have?

If you drive a newer car, you don’t have to guess. The National Highway Traffic Safety Association (NHTSA) has required all new vehicles to include Electronic Stability Control since late 2011. An antilock brake system, or ABS, is a necessary

Personal Injury | January 7, 2015

How to Survive If You Spin Out on Ice

Do you know what to do if you find yourself fishtailing on a slippery road this winter? Knowing how to counter-steer could help you avoid a deadly collision.

What Not to Do

When your car slips, skids, or slides on an icy road, your first instinct might be to panic and slam on the brakes. Don’t. You might also be tempted to turn the steering wheel