Personal Injury

"Personal Injury Law" encompasses all civil claims and lawsuits arising from injuries both physical and mental. Personal Injury law is also called Tort Law. "Tort" is derived from the Latin term for injury. Personal Injury Claims include: Medical Malpractice Cases, Medical Negligence Matters, Motor Vehicle Accidents, Car Accidents, Motor Cycle Accidents, Bus Accidents, Truck Accidents, Workers' Compensation Cases, Work Related Accident Claims, Construction Accidents, Industrial Accidents; Defective Products, Tools, Medications, Medical Equipment, Prosthetics, and Drugs, Fires and Explosions, Slips Trips and Falls, Unsafe Premises, Dog Attacks, and General Negligence Cases.

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Medical Malpractice

Medical Malpractice is generally defined as improper care or treatment by a physician, hospital, or other provider of health care, which causes harm to the patient. Medical Malpractice or Medical Mistakes may take the form of an act or an omission. This can include doing something that should not have been done (an act), or by failing to do something that should have been done (an omission). Medical Malpractice is often referred to as medical negligence.

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Motor Vehicle Accidents

Motor Vehicle Accidents and Automobile Collisions are a fact of every day life in our society. Statistics show that you are likely to be involved in at least one auto accident in your lifetime. The consequences of these collisions can be far reaching. You will be faced with many important decisions. Know where to turn for help before the need arises.

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Workers' Compensation

Everyone who is injured at work needs to know how the Workers Compensation laws protect them. Handling a workers compensation claim is neither an easy or straightforward matter for the uninitiated. In fact a great deal of our workers compensation clients are referred in from other attorneys who do not handle workers compensation cases because of the technicalities and practical considerations involved. We are a Workers Compensation Law Firm dedicated to Injured Workers. Our Workers Compensation Legal Team is committed to serving the needs of people who have sustained work related injuries.

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Premises Liability

Injuries that occur from defective conditions of and on real property are Premises Liability claims. They are also commonly called Slip and Fall claims, Trip and Fall claims, or Fall Down claims. Defective conditions take many different forms, and can result from: improper construction; negligent design; accumulations of ice and/or snow; wet conditions; improper drainage; slippery conditions; unmaintained conditions; improper repairs; improper designs; improper materials; lack of proper security; violation of construction codes and ordinances; and many other sources.

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Products Liability

Manufacturers, Designers, Suppliers, Distributors, Wholesalers, and Sellers of products are guarantors of the safety of the products. Products subject to the law run the spectrum from food, drugs, appliances, automobiles, medical devices, medical implants, blood, tobacco, to airplanes, tools, and forklifts. Products must be provided with every element necessary to make it safe for its intended use, and without any condition that makes it unsafe for its intended use. If the product, at the time it left the defendantís control, lacked any element necessary to make it safe for its intended use, or contained any condition that made it unsafe for its intended use, then the product was defective and the defendant may be liable for all harm caused by the defect.

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Liquor Liability or Dram Shop Act Claims

In Pennsylvania and in New Jersey, holders of liquor licenses can be held liable for injuries caused to their patrons and to third persons injured by their patrons, when those patrons were served alcohol while exhibiting a sign or signs of visible intoxication, or minors. Dram Shop claims typically involve injuries caused by motor vehicle crashes. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, “[e]very day, 32 people in the United States die, in motor vehicle crashes that involve an alcohol-impaired driver. This amounts to one death every 45 minutes. The annual cost of alcohol-related crashes totals more than $51 billion.” (Source: Impaired Driver Fact Sheet, www.cdc.gov)

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