Car Accident
A car crash in Philadelphia is usually a negligence claim, subject to the two-year period in section 5524 of Title 42 and the comparative-negligence rule in section 7102. Whether you can ask for pain and suffering often depends on the limited-tort or full-tort election under section 1705 of Title 75. Most auto policies must also include a $5,000 medical benefit under section 1711.
Our limited tort guide, first-party benefits guide and deadline guide walk through those rules. If the police investigated in the city, our report guide explains how to request a copy.
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Gary Heslin
Heslin Law Firm
Philadelphia, PA
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David Samuel Senoff
First Law Strategy Group LLC
Philadelphia, PA
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Robert L Sachs
Shrager Sachs & Blanco
Philadelphia, PA
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Theresa M Blanco
Shrager Sachs & Blanco
Philadelphia, PA
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Christine Benedum
Benedum Law
Philadelphia, PA
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Marc Shipon
Law Offices of Ruch & Shipon, P.C.
Philadelphia, PA
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Jay Solnick
Jenkintown, PA
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Joseph John Fantini
Rosen Injury Lawyers
Jenkintown, PA
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Luke T Pepper
Lt Pepper Law
Lafayette Hill, PA
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Ethen Ostroff
Ethen Ostroff Law
Conshohocken, PA
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Greg Prosmushkin
Greg Prosmushkin, PC
Philadelphia, PA
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Thomas F Sacchetta
Sacchetta & Baldino
Media, PA
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Maximillian James Muller
Muller Brazil
Dresher, PA
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Paul Ryan Brazil
Muller Brazil
Dresher, PA
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Daniel S Doyle
Brooks Bradley Doyle
Media, PA
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Joshua E. Tebay
Marciano Legal
Media, PA
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Tyler John Therriault
Donaghue & Labrum, LLP
Media, PA
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Brian M. Palm
Plymouth Meeting, PA
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Joshua Marc Rudolph
Rudolph Law Firm, PC
Plymouth Meeting, PA
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Samuel Fishman
Law Offices of Samuel Fishman, P.C.
Philadelphia, PA
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James E Colleran
The Colleran Firm
Wayne, PA
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Eric Leighton Young
Young Law Group, PC
Plymouth Meeting, PA
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Rich Godshall
Ostroff Godshall
Blue Bell, PA
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Marlo Pagano-Kelleher
The Pagano Law Firm, LLC
Radnor, PA