It could take several years for a lawsuit to be resolved depending upon its complexity. After the lawsuit is filed, you enter a discovery phase, you take depositions of witnesses and parties and experts and doctors and it can take quite a while to resolve your case. At Berger and Green, we make every effort to see whether we can come to a fair and adequate and reasonable settlement along this process, from the time that we set a demand through the time that we file a lawsuit continuing up until the time of trial.
The Importance of PA’s Statute of Limitations and Your Personal Injury Case The legal system in Pennsylvania operates under a set of rules and regulations designed to ensure fairness. One of the
Roughly two million Americans reside in nursing homes or long-term care facilities and sadly, many receive poor care. Nursing home abuse and neglect is something that many elderly or disabled
According to a 2012 NBC report, nearly 11 million children nationwide are enrolled in some kind of daycare program. While no parent wants to believe that his or her child could be injured at daycare,
A private plane crashed Friday afternoon shortly after takeoff from Nemacolin Woodlands Resort's private airstrip. All three onboard the plane died. Two of the victims on the plane were only 26 and 27
Almost every personal injury claim in the Pittsburgh area includes pain and suffering. The mental or emotional effect that an injury can have on your present and future qualifies as pain and
Before your personal injury case is resolved, you can request more money to cover the accident costs in Pittsburgh, PA, if a settlement offer is insufficient. However, a settlement or jury verdict
No, you do not have to talk to the other driver's insurance company, you should never talk to the other driver's insurance company. All they're going to want to do is to get information to figure out
In Pennsylvania, How Much Should I Ask for Pain and Suffering From a Car Accident? How much you should ask for pain and suffering from a car accident depends on the facts of your case, your right to