Refer to our blog posts to learn about the process of filing a personal injury claim in Pennsylvania, including what to expect from your initial consultation and the factors you should consider before accepting a settlement offer. Heslin Law Firm’s legal team has created these posts as a free resource to help Philadelphia residents better understand their right to compensation.
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Basic Terms Used in a Car Accident CaseCar accident cases use many terms that plaintiffs may not understand. Here, learn some of the basic terminology if you’re filing a claim.
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Meeting the Burden of Proof in a Car Accident CaseTo recover damages after a car accident, plaintiffs must show proof that negligence caused the accident and their injuries.
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Compromise and Release: Workers’ Comp Lump Sum PaymentsCompromise and release is a legal term for workers’ compensation lump sum settlements. Learn more about this agreement.
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Don’t Get Sued: Shovel Your AreaProperty owners are legally obligated to shovel their area to prevent slip and fall accidents. Here, learn more about liability.
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Roadway Design Rarely the Cause of AccidentsRoadway design is sometimes blamed for car accidents. However, it’s rarely the cause. Learn more here.
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Car Accidents Due to Equipment FailureIf you were injured in a car accident caused by equipment failure, you may be able to obtain compensation. Learn more here.
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Deadly Car Accident Kills One and Injures AnotherA head-on collision took the life of one woman and injured another outside Northeast High School. Learn more about the accident.
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How to Prevent Motorcycle Accidents and InjuriesMotorcycle drivers are at risk for serious accidents and injuries. Learn how to prevent them.
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Finding a Personal Injury Attorney That’s Right for YouWith many attorneys and law firms in Philadelphia, it’s important to choose the personal injury lawyer that’s best for you and your case. Learn more here.
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Gary Heslin Discusses Recent O.J Simpson Article and Collecting on JudgmentsRon Goldman’s mother attempted to auction the $9 million judgment she has against O.J. Simpson. Gary Heslin discusses collecting on judgments.