The number of distracted driving cases has significantly increased over the years with the increase of cell phone usage. In fact, in the state of Pennsylvania alone, it is estimated that more than 15,000 accidents each year are due to distracted driving. Related blog: Top 6 Causes of Auto Accidents The Most Common Types of Distracted Driving While most people…

Back and neck injuries are some of the most common types of injuries following an auto accident. Whether you are involved in a low-speed or multi-passenger accident, back and neck injuries are always a possibility.         These are a few of the most common types of back and neck injuries following an auto accident: Whiplash: Whiplash occurs…

While most of the United States’ require drivers to carry a minimum insurance policy, not everyone follows this rule. Even when you follow the law and pay your insurance premium each month, things can still get complicated if you are involved in a car accident with a driver who is not insured. Important Steps Following a Car Accident There are…

Proving fault in a car accident case requires the collection of important documents. While it is not always needed to determine fault in a car accident, it may be needed when the damages exceed a traditional insurance policy. Proving Fault in Pennsylvania, a No-Fault State It is not always necessary to prove fault in a car accident case. Many states,…

Pennsylvania’s “Deceptive Killers” Did you know that the National Weather Service often labels winter storms as “Deceptive Killers?” The reason for this is because most people who are fatally injured during winter-related accidents are killed by factors that are indirectly related to the storm. Find out everything you need to know about Pennsylvania’s winters and winter-related accidents below. Winter Statistics…

Brain Injuries Resulting From Car Accidents Thousands of automobile accidents happen every year in the United States, many of which cause brain injuries to develop. A lot of the people that have been in these serious accidents may show no initial signs of any injuries and that means they are often unaware of their brain injuries. When a person does…