You purchased limited tort insurance, you have been in an accident, and you are hurt. It is too late to go back and change your car insurance to full tort insurance now, but it is not too late to take the necessary steps to protect your recovery.Read More
You were injured in a Pennsylvania accident and you have limited tort insurance. That is about all that is agreed upon by you and the insurance adjuster assigned to your case. The insurance adjuster is arguing that you are not entitled to a recovery because of the limited tort insurance, but you think otherwise. The first attorney you talked to seemed to agree with the insurance adjuster, but you still aren’t convinced.Read More
Dealing with an insurance adjuster after a Pennsylvania car accident can be frustrating – especially if you have limited tort insurance. While the insurance adjuster might not be lying to you, you may find that the adjuster is less than helpful. He or she may speak in terms that you don’t understand or try to get you to settle your claim quickly without really understanding what your rights may be.Read More
Lots of people from friends to insurance agents to attorneys like to give their two cents about what limited tort means for you. Often, those who believe that they are sharing important information with you are doing no more than sharing myths about what they believe Pennsylvania limited tort law to mean.
Our Pennsylvania limited tort lawyers want you to know the truth. Read More
Insurance adjusters may sound positively gleeful when they hear that you have limited tort insurance. They, and others, may try to tell you that you have no right to recovery for anything beyond your medical expenses.
They may be wrong.Read More
If you carry Pennsylvania limited tort car insurance and you are hurt in an accident then you need to understand your legal rights and possible recovery. Generally, you can recover for your economic damages, such as your health care expenses, but not for your pain and suffering unless you meet the limited tort threshold in PA.
This is the secret that many insurance adjusters keep from Pennsylvania limited tort victims. They do not want you to know that:
There are some things that are the same after a Pennsylvania car accident whether you are covered by limited tort car insurance or full tort car insurance. Specifically, you want to make as full a recovery as possible as quickly as possible so that you can get back to living your life the way that you did prior to the accident.
As a Pennsylvania limited tort lawyer, I understand that, I respect it and I will work hard to make it happen for you. Read More
Insurance is one of those difficult things to buy. You buy it with the hope that you will never need it. In that regard, you want to save as much money as you can, but when the unthinkable happens and you face a serious injury caused by someone else then you want to recover fair and equitable damages.
Pennsylvania law allows you to do just that. Fair and equitable limited tort settlements are possible and may compensate you not only for your out of pocket expenses but also for your physical pain and emotional suffering. In order for you to recover full damages, you and your limited tort lawyer must prove that your case fits into an exception of limited tort law. Read More
Do Not Accept the Insurance Adjuster’s Answer Without More Information. Do not accept that there is nothing that can be done and that you are only entitled to limited tort damages for your car accident injuries. Instead, you contact an experienced Pennsylvania limited tort lawyer and you fight for what is rightfully yours.Read More
While most Pennsylvania car accidents are caused by negligence, a driver’s failure to act with reasonable care is not always the reason for accidents and resulting injuries. Sometimes serious car crashes are caused by a defect in the design, manufacturing, repair or maintenance of a car.
If you are covered by Pennsylvania Limited Tort Insurance then this is significant for you.Read More
