Pennsylvania Personal Injury Attorney

Individuals injured due to someone else’s negligence in Pennsylvania may be entitled to compensation. Working with a skilled personal injury attorney is crucial for negotiating with insurance companies, advocating in court, and securing comprehensive compensation.

At Stark & Stark, we commit fully to each case, striving to secure the best results for our clients by conducting thorough investigations to identify all responsible parties and pursue the compensation you deserve.

For further details, please call (800) 535-3425 or contact us online to schedule a free consultation with one of our experienced attorneys.

You may also contact our Yardley or Philadelphia offices at (267) 907-9600.

Work with our trusted Pennsylvania personal injury firm

As a recognized leader in Pennsylvania personal injury law, Stark & Stark has consistently delivered successful outcomes for clients over 90 years. With about 200 team members, our firm is equipped to manage complex injury cases effectively.

Our history of settlements and verdicts demonstrates our commitment to client success.

Your case is in good hands with Stark & Stark

• $9.5 million for a bus passenger injured in a collision.
• $8,000,000 for a worker injured in a construction accident.
• $4,650,000 for the estate of an individual killed in a tractor-trailer crash.
• $2,300,000 for a brain injury victim after being rear-ended by a truck.
• $1.8 million for a slip-and-fall victim.

You owe no fees unless we win your personal injury case

You shouldn’t have to worry about legal fees after an injury. Stark & Stark’s personal injury attorneys operate on a contingency fee basis, meaning you owe us nothing unless we win your case.

Our skilled Pennsylvania personal injury lawyers help you throughout the process

Personal injury cases involve several critical steps:

• Legal consultation: We begin with a confidential review of your case details and discuss potential legal strategies. If we decide to proceed, we start building your case.
• Accident investigation: We thoroughly investigate the circumstances of your accident, collecting evidence, interviewing witnesses, and reviewing all relevant documents to establish liability and assess your damages.
• Demand for compensation: We prepare and send a demand letter to the liable party or their insurer, outlining the facts, establishing liability, and detailing your compensation demands.
• Negotiation: We settle your claim favorably without going to court.
• Trial: If necessary, we are fully prepared to take your case to trial, presenting evidence to a judge or jury to secure a fair verdict.

Stark & Stark has decades of experience managing all types of personal injury cases

Our Pennsylvania personal injury lawyers handle a range of claims, including:

• Vehicle accidents
• Medical malpractice
• Nursing home abuse and neglect
• Workplace injuries
• Dangerous or defective products
• Premises liability
• Wrongful death
• Sexual Assault/Abuse
• Construction injuries

No matter the nature of your case, contact us to see how we may be able to help.

We work hard in an effort to secure full compensation in your Pennsylvania personal injury case

The primary goal of a personal injury claim is to secure financial compensation for losses due to someone else’s negligence or recklessness. These losses, known as damages, are categorized into economic and non-economic damages.

Economic damages

These have specific monetary values and include medical expenses, lost wages, and diminished earning capacity.

Non-economic damages

These damages, which are harder to quantify, cover pain and suffering, emotional distress, and loss of enjoyment of life.

Pennsylvania personal injury lawyers are skilled at proving liability

Identifying liable parties is essential. Potentially responsible parties might include:

• Reckless drivers
• Property owners who failed to correct hazardous conditions
• Manufacturers of defective products
• Healthcare professionals who committed malpractice

We meticulously review your case details to determine fault and pursue every potential compensation avenue.

We set you up for success by filing your claim on time

In Pennsylvania, personal injury claims must be filed within a specific timeframe, typically two years from the date of the injury, as stipulated by the Pennsylvania Statute of Limitations. Missing this deadline may prevent you from pursuing legal action. Early consultation with an attorney helps ensure your claim is timely and robustly constructed.

Choose Stark & Stark for personal injury services in Pennsylvania

Do not delay seeking the legal help you need. Our Pennsylvania personal injury lawyers are ready to advocate for you, helping  you receive the necessary compensation to recover and move forward. Contact us online or at (800) 535-3425 for a free consultation.

We answer common questions about personal injury in Pennsylvania

What should I do immediately after an injury?

Taking prompt action after an accident may protect your legal rights and enhance your chances of securing the compensation you deserve. Here are essential steps to follow:

1. Find a safe location.  Immediately after an accident, such as a car crash or a workplace incident, move to a safer location away from further dangers. This could be a nearby parking lot or sidewalk, where you may safely wait for medical assistance.
2. Call 911.  Dial 911 if there’s a possibility of injuries or property damage. Request both an ambulance and police presence at the scene. The police may document the accident, which is crucial if the symptoms of injuries aren’t immediately evident.
3. Document the scene. If it is safe, take photographs of the accident scene and any visible injuries. Also, capture images of property damage and any factors that might have contributed to the incident. Additionally, jot down key details such as the time, location, involved parties, and weather conditions.
4. Gather witness information.  If there were any witnesses to the accident, obtain their contact details. Witnesses may provide critical information that supports your account of events should you pursue a personal injury claim.
5. Keep a detailed record. Document everything related to the accident and your injuries as soon as possible after the event. Include details of medical treatments, conversations about the injury, and how your symptoms evolve. This ongoing record may be vital in illustrating the impact of the injury on your daily life.
6. Seek medical attention.  Visit a healthcare provider for a thorough medical evaluation, even if you believe you are not seriously injured. Some injuries are not immediately apparent, and a medical record supports any future legal claim by establishing a link between the accident and your injuries.
7. Consult a Pennsylvania personal injury lawyer. Contact a personal injury lawyer in your area as soon as possible to assess whether you have a valid claim. A lawyer may provide valuable guidance on how to proceed based on the specifics of your case.

Following these steps may significantly improve your ability to effectively pursue a personal injury claim and receive fair compensation for your losses.

How do I choose the right personal injury lawyer for my case?

The success of your personal injury claim largely hinges on the caliber of your legal representation, making it crucial to choose the right attorney. A free consultation is an excellent way to start; it allows you to understand the attorney’s methodology and their experience handling cases similar to yours.

Ask detailed questions about the attorney’s success rate, how they prepare for and strategize cases, their fee structure, and any other queries you may have. A good attorney encourages questions and provides clear, honest responses. If you’re not satisfied or comfortable with their answers, continue your search until you find an attorney who instills confidence and ease.

Why should I visit the doctor right away?

You may be inclined to delay seeing a doctor after an injury, particularly if it seems minor. However, even small injuries may worsen over time if not addressed, and a medical record from your visit is crucial evidence to substantiate the severity of your losses.

Insurance companies often reject claims that have a noticeable delay between the alleged negligence date and the injury diagnosis. By seeking medical attention promptly, you establish a direct connection between the incident and your injury, significantly enhancing your likelihood of securing a fair settlement.