If you or a loved one has suffered from a personal injury relating to an incident such as an automobile accident, dog bite, slip and fall or medical malpractice, you know the impact such an accident can have on a person’s life. When these types of accidents cause severe damage and affect someone’s life significantly, there now exists a reason to start a personal injury case. These types of lawsuits serve to give compensation for the damages related to the accident, like medical bills, loss of wages and pain and suffering.
There are many types of injuries which fall under the category of personal injury, including:
A serious accident affects you not only physically, but also emotionally. The traumatic experience can leave you faced with a long recovery, mounting medical bills and a feeling of uncertainty about what to do next. If you don’t know where to turn, our dedicated Langhorne personal injury attorneys are here to guide you through the next phase and fight for you to make sure you gain the compensation you’re entitled to.
At Stark & Stark our lawyers serve over 2,000 clients a year, working to get them cash settlements through relentless legal representation. With the tools, resources and experience to make sure you get the skilled counsel you deserve, our attorneys will:
Each and every case is overseen by a certified trial attorney to make sure you have the best representation available. When dealing with personal injury cases, we understand how much is at stake and work tirelessly, using all our resources to get you the compensation you have a right to.
If you’re considering pursuing a personal injury claim in Langhorne PA you most likely have a lot of questions about the process. Here are the answers to some of the most commonly asked questions to help you better understand what’s involved:
In Langhorne Pennsylvania, as in all of Pennsylvania, under 42 Pa.C.S.A. § 5524 any “action to recover damages for injuries” must be started within two years. This PA statute of limitations personal injury law means you must have a lawsuit filed within that time frame to make sure the court will take the case. If you try to file a suit after the two year deadline, no matter how strong your claim or how obvious the liability, your case will likely be dismissed.
There are rare expectations to this time frame, such as in the case of a minor under 18 who wasn’t legally emancipated at the time of the incident. Typically that two year clock will start once the minor turns 18. To find out the specific deadline for you to file a lawsuit, it’s best to talk to an experienced Langhorne PA lawyer who can listen to the details of your injuries and determine the statute of limitations that applies.
Stark & Stark’s Langhorne personal injury attorneys work on a contingency basis, which means you won’t be charged a fee if our team is unable to help you recover compensation. This method helps make sure you’re not taking on any additional bills or financial burdens throughout the legal process.
Every case is unique, so it can be difficult to determine how long a case will take. There are many factors involved in the amount of time a case will go on for, including the time needed to collect evidence and depose witnesses. Typically a case will go through negotiations to try to resolve the case without going to trial. If a settlement can’t be reached, the case would then proceed to trial. Speak with an Langhorne personal injury lawyer today to start the process.
Medical bills can add up quickly after an accident and can you leave you wondering how to pay for it all. Who is responsible for medical bills is dependent on the factors of the case and the type of injury.
In Langhorne PA payment for medical bills in automobile accidents is handled under the Pennsylvania Motor Vehicle Financial Responsibility Law. This process is part of a No-Fault law, which means regardless of how the accident happened your insurance will still provide coverage. Under this, part of the payment you make toward your car insurance premium goes toward medical coverage and this coverage will used to pay for your medical bills up to your limit.
Once you’ve hit the limit, your medical coverage would then go toward the remainder. In most cases your health insurance company can seek to be repaid for any medical bills they paid if you get a settlement from the insurance company of the individual or entity that was at fault. If you were a passenger in a vehicle you would be covered by that vehicle’s No-Fault insurance, while pedestrians are covered by the insurance of the vehicle that struck them.
If you wind up having to pay any out of pocket medical bills from an auto accident, those bills should also be covered as part of the settlement. It’s highly likely however the insurance of that at-fault party won’t make a payment until a settlement is reached.
When it comes to workplace injuries in Langhorne PA you can look to your employer’s workers compensation insurance policy for coverage, no matter whose fault the accident was. For slip and fall cases it will typically be your own health insurance coverage who is responsible. You can then file a lawsuit and seek reimbursement for past medical bills you’ve paid, future medical costs and other damages. Speak with one of our attorneys today to learn more.
When our attorneys work with clients in Langhorne PA our goal is to make the process as stress-free as possible, handling the strategy, case development and legal aspects needed to make sure you get the maximum amount possible. With no upfront costs and no financial responsibility if our Langhorne PA lawyers don’t succeed in getting you funds, you can avoid the stress of obtaining legal representation and let our team fight for you while you focus on recovering. If you’ve been injured, let a qualified Langhorne PA personal injury lawyer help you get the compensation you need and deserve.
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