Car Accidents

Updated August 29, 2025 In Pennsylvania, it is illegal to drive without vehicle liability insurance. The state’s financial responsibility law is in place to ensure the victims of an accident you cause have a way to recover compensation for their damages. If you do not have car insurance and you get into a wreck, you might be able to recover damages—as long as you did not cause the crash. 

Updated June 21, 2024 Fault in a multi-vehicle car accident rests with the driver whose negligent actions caused the collision. However, determining who that is can be complex, and multiple parties may be responsible. Below, we explain more about Pennsylvania car accident liability and how you...

Updated June 21, 2024 If you get into a car accident in another state, your automobile insurance policy will pay for your covered losses and any damages for which you are responsible. If someone else caused your crash, you can seek compensation for your injuries and related expenses with a liability insurance claim or

Updated June 21, 2024 If you’re involved in a rental car crash, what happens next depends on insurance coverage and who is liable. If you opted for coverage with the rental company, it can pay for some losses. Your car and credit card insurance could also provide benefits. If someone else was at fault role, you can potentially pursue a lawsuit against them to recoup your losses. A rental car accident lawyer with a

Updated February 13, 2025

How you can get a settlement after a car accident in Pennsylvania may depend on whether law enforcement officials locate the driver who left the accident scene. If they find the motorist, you could file a lawsuit against them if circumstances warrant. Whether law enforcement finds the hit-and-run motorist, you may file an insurance claim seeking a settlement. If you have any...