Who Is Liable for Your Injuries in a Rideshare Accident in Pennsylvania?
Rideshare services like Uber and Lyft are everywhere, especially during the holidays. But when an accident happens, determining who is liable for your injuries in a rideshare accident can be far more complicated than a typical car crash.
Winning a personal injury lawsuit in York and Lancaster, PA is challenging but possible with strong evidence and skilled legal help. Around 50% of cases that go to trial result in plaintiff victories, while over 90% of claims settle before reaching court. Your success depends on proving clear fault and having experienced legal representation.
Uninsured and Underinsured Motorist Coverage in Pennsylvania: Why You Need It, What It Pays, and How to Fight a Bad-Faith Denial
If you are injured in a motor vehicle accident caused by someone else, as part of your claim for monetary damages, you first will have access to the liability coverage under the policy of the owner of the vehicle which caused the accident. If the vehicle is uninsured (which is a violation of Pennsylvania law) or underinsured (the amount of liability coverage is not sufficient to compensate you for your losses), then you can turn to the U benefits you purchased under your own policy for additional coverage.
Social Media and Your Personal Injury Case in Pennsylvania: How Your Posts Can Cost You
It’s always there, tempting us. Social media posts have become part of our daily routine. However, if you’ve been injured in an accident and have filed, or are considering filing, a legal claim, posting on social media can be detrimental to your personal injury case. Our attorneys at GLS Injury Law, P.C. have seen many instances where a social media post backfires on the injured person.
Hit by a Drunk Driver in Pennsylvania? Steps to Take, Your Civil Rights, and How Compensation Works
A night out on the town looks a lot different for many of us these days. Instead of drawing straws to see who will be the designated driver, people are turning to services like Uber and Lyft to take the danger out of driving after a few drinks. April is Alcohol Awareness Month, and, as someone dies every 48 seconds at the hands of a DUI driver, we are taking a look to see if these types of services could be helping.
