You’ve been hurt in a car accident. Luckily, your injuries are not life threatening. The insurance company may be telling you that you are not entitled to full tort damages because you have limited tort car insurance and you have not suffered an injury that results in a serious impairment to a significant bodily function. This is not a determination that should be made by the insurance company.

The courts do not always agree on what constitutes a serious impairment to a significant bodily function. That is a determination that needs to be made on a case by case basis and it is a determination that an experienced Pennsylvania limited tort lawyer can help you understand.

Some lawyers may shy away from difficult cases and the uncertainty of fighting for this limited tort exception; however, our limited tort lawyers don’t do that. Earlier this year, we recovered $115,000 for one of our limited tort clients. Our client suffered a broken foot in a car accident. The foot healed on its own and the client did not require surgery. Our Pennsylvania limited tort law firm was able to prove that, even without surgery, the client qualified for the serious injury exception to Pennsylvania limited tort law.

If you have been hurt in a Pennsylvania car accident and you have limited tort insurance, please contact us today for a free consultation.