What to Expect During Your First Consultation with a Personal Injury Lawyer
The first meeting with a personal injury lawyer is a crucial step toward obtaining compensation for your injuries. During this initial consultation, you’ll have the opportunity to share your story, ask questions, and determine if the attorney is the right fit for your case. Most personal injury lawyers offer free consultations, making this an opportunity […]
Read MoreWhat to Do If You Are Injured by a Defective Product in Pennsylvania
When a product you trusted causes injury, Pennsylvania law provides legal pathways to seek compensation from manufacturers, distributors, and retailers. Product liability claims in Pennsylvania operate under strict liability principles, meaning you don’t necessarily need to prove negligence—only that the defective product caused your injury when used as intended. At Rubin, Glickman, Steinberg & Gifford, […]
Read MoreWhat Happens If You Don’t File a Police Report After a Car Accident?
Failing to file a police report after a car accident in Pennsylvania can have serious consequences for your insurance claim, legal standing, and ability to recover compensation for damages. While state law doesn’t require police reports for all accidents, skipping this crucial step can significantly complicate your case, potentially leading to claim denials, difficulties proving […]
Read MoreThe Role of Non-Economic Damages in Wrongful Death Cases
Our Pennsylvania wrongful death lawyers know that the role of non-economic damages in wrongful death cases is to provide you with financial support for your intangible losses. The money you receive is not meant to replace your loved one. However, non-economic damages do make it easier to cover expenses that exceed the funeral expenses, medical […]
Read MoreHow Is Fault Determined in a Multi-Vehicle Car Accident?
Multi-vehicle car accidents are chain reaction accidents that involve three or more vehicles. Any car accident can bring stress, injuries, and property damage, but multi-vehicle accidents are especially complex because of the number of parties involved. In Pennsylvania, liability for a car accident will be determined using the modified comparative negligence rule with a threshold […]
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