Every guide on this site begins with a question people actually ask. What does a limited-tort election take off the table? Does my own policy still pay a medical benefit? Do I file in Municipal Court or at City Hall? What belongs in the six-month statement to the City? We answer in everyday language and point to the Pennsylvania statute, the federal rule, or the court or City page, so you can read the same text.
A guide is an explanation, not advice on your facts. If a deadline is near or the story is messy, talk with a Pennsylvania injury lawyer.
Uninsured and Underinsured Coverage After a Philadelphia Crash
Uber and Lyft Crashes in Philadelphia, and Pennsylvania’s Coverage Rules
Truck Crashes in Philadelphia, and the Federal Insurance Minimums
The Six-Month Notice Before You Sue the City or the Commonwealth
How to Get a Philadelphia Crash Report
Where Philadelphia Crash Cases Are Filed
Wrongful Death and Survival Claims After a Pennsylvania Crash
Pennsylvania Gives You Two Years to File a Crash Lawsuit
Pennsylvania’s Limited Tort Option, Explained for Philadelphia Drivers
Pennsylvania’s 51 Percent Fault Rule After a Philadelphia Crash
Pedestrian and Bike Crashes in the Rittenhouse Area
Pennsylvania Motorcycle Helmet Rules, and What Changes After a Crash
Injury Lawyer Fees in Pennsylvania After a Crash
The First Week After a Crash in the Rittenhouse Area
First-Party Medical Benefits After a Philadelphia Crash