By Leonard Sciolla, LLP | Published May 9, 2023 | Posted in personal injury | Tagged Tags: motor vehicle accident, motor vehicle insurance, Personal Injury Protection | Comments Off on NJ/PA Motorcyclists – When the Weather’s Fine, the People Will Ride: Part 4
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NJ/PA Motorcyclists – When the Weather’s Fine, the People Will Ride: Part 4
As we all know, it’s that time of year when motorcycles get on the road. As the weather warms up, it’s time to check your insurance coverage and be ready in case the worst happens. In this post, we talk about what to look for in your PIP coverage. You can also check out our Read More
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NJ/PA Motorcyclists – When the Weather’s Fine, the People Will Ride: Part 3
As we all know, it’s that time of year when motorcycles get on the road. As the weather warms up, it’s time to check your insurance coverage and be ready in case the worst happens. In this post, we talk about stacking. You can also check out our previous posts on tort status and underinsured/uninsured Read More
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NJ/PA Motorcyclists – When the Weather’s Fine, the People Will Ride: Part 2
As we all know, it’s that time of year when motorcycles get on the road. As the weather warms up, it’s time to check your insurance coverage and be ready in case the worst happens. In this post, we talk about Uninsured/Underinsured Coverage and what to look for. You can also check out our previous Read More
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Jury Awards $1.6M to Family of Former Phila. Detective Who Died in Fatal Kia Soul Crash
Philadelphia attorneys have secured a significant award for the family of a former city detective, who was allegedly killed as a result of a defective restraint system in a Kia Soul. On March 18, a Delaware Superior Court jury determined that Kia Motors Corp. should pay $1.6 million to the estate of the deceased Sussex Read More
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A Recipe for Disaster
American roads continue to be an even bigger hazard than usual as a result of a pandemic-related increase in unsafe and reckless driving. The problem started last year, when authorities began seeing a dangerous uptick in speeding, including an increase in speeding over 100MPH, as well as reckless driving behaviors, and drug and alcohol abuse Read More
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Personal Injury
Have you ever been involved in a car accident? Or injured in a trip and fall or slip and fall? People get hurt every day and often do not realize they could be entitled to compensation. Understanding the injury from both a physical and psychological viewpoint is what makes our lawyers so successful in obtaining Read More
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John Doe Linemen Injure Eagles Opening Game Hopes
The Philadelphia Eagles are not off to a great start this season. The long-anticipated opening game against the Washington Football Team went poorly to say the least. Philadelphia came out hot, going up 17-0. But with less than two minutes left in the first half, Quarterback Carson Wentz threw an interception (his first of three Read More
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Are You a Rideshare Victim?
Have you been a victim of a rideshare accident – either as a passenger or as an innocent bystander on the street? If so, you may be eligible for compensation, including first party medical benefits (i.e. hospital bills and medical treatments) regardless of whether you own a car or hold car insurance. Pennsylvania requires rideshare Read More
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Underinsured and Uninsured Motorist Stacking Waivers
After a motor vehicle accident, it is important to understand your rights and the coverage provided by your auto insurance. Uninsured motorist (UM) and underinsured motorist (UIM) coverages provide compensation when you are injured in a car accident caused by another driver who is uninsured or whose insurance coverage is insufficient to compensate you for Read More
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Elevator Safety Bill
Every day, millions of people ride elevators expecting to arrive on their floor safely and unharmed. But according to the CDC, 17,000 people are injured by elevator incidents each year. Generally, this is due to a lack of regulation and enforcement to keep the elevators properly maintained. Pennsylvania government plans to change this. PA Governor Read More
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