SPECIAL SECTION:
FA M I LY
LAW
PERSONAL INJURY LAW
Personal injury or tort lawsuits refer to injuries to the body,
mind, or emotional well-being of an individual. Typically, in a
personal injury suit, an individual (defendant) who has caused
harm compensates the individual (plaintiff) who suffered the harm.
Damages awarded to the plaintiff are often negotiated and agreed
upon by both parties or ordered by a judge. It is important to act
quickly when you’ve been injured to protect your rights, as there are
time limits, called statute of limitations, that vary by state that confine
your opportunity to take action.
with evidence-based facts that are timely. This prevents fraudulent and
stale claims being made after evidence has been lost or forgotten.
MARRIAGE, CIVIL UNIONS AND
DOMESTIC PARTNERSHIPS
Family law in Pennsylvania includes marriage, divorce, child
custody, adoption, and other matters related to the family structure.
What is the most common personal injury case?
Answer: Automobile accidents. The car insurance company will
typically determine if the car is totaled or if payment is in order to
cover repairs. Once it is determined who is at fault, reimbursement
for damages will come from the policy holder or the insurer. If you
find yourself in a hit-and-run accident, compensation for damages will
come from your own insurance company.
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