Our Practice Areas


Injury law is one field with many doors. Whichever one your situation came through, this page maps where it leads — and if you're not sure which category fits, skip the map and call us; sorting that out is what the free consultation is for.

Vehicle Accidents

Car accidents · Truck accidents · Tractor-trailer accidents · Motorcycle accidents · Bus accidents · SEPTA accidents · Mass transit · Pedestrian accidents · Bicycle accidents · Hit and run · Drunk driving accidents · Uber & rideshare · Taxi accidents · Train accidents · Boating accidents — Pennsylvania's rules, from PennDOT crash reporting to insurance tort options, shape every one of these.

Premises & Property Injuries

Slip and fall · Premises liability · Stairway accidents · Swimming pool accidents · Hotel accidents · Amusement park accidents · Dog bites

Medical & Care Negligence

Medical malpractice · Birth injuries · Medication errors · Dental malpractice · Nursing home abuse & neglect · Elder neglect

Serious Injuries & Loss

Brain injuries · Spinal cord injuries · Burn injuries · Bone fractures · Neck injuries · Catastrophic injuries · Child injuries · Wrongful death

Work & Product Injuries

Workers' compensation · Work injuries (third-party claims) · Construction accidents · Product liability — Pennsylvania's comp system is administered by the Department of Labor & Industry; third-party claims run through the courts.

Frequently Asked Questions

My situation seems to fit several categories. Which page do I read?

Don't worry about categories — they exist for organization, not eligibility. A workplace fall from defective scaffolding is a comp claim, a premises claim, and a product claim at once; we sort the tracks in the consultation.

What if my case type isn't listed here?

Call anyway. If it's an injury caused by someone else's negligence, we either handle it or tell you honestly who does.

Do you handle these case types in New Jersey too?

Most of them, yes — our attorneys are admitted in both states, with NJ-specific pages for the major categories.

Is the consultation really free for any of these?

Yes — every case type, no exceptions, and confidential whether or not you hire us.

How quickly should I reach out?

Sooner than feels necessary: Pennsylvania's general two-year window shrinks to a six-month notice requirement for government defendants, and evidence fades faster than either. Waiting costs options. Not sure where your case fits? Call (215) 464-4600 or contact us online for a free, confidential consultation.
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