Accident and Injury lawyers in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

- Broken Bones.
- Traumatic Brain Injuries.
- Spine Damage.
- Nerve Damage.
- Joint injuries.
- Specialty Care from Experts or Specialists.
- Prescription Medications.
- The Number of Medical Follow-ups.
- Any Permanent Loss of Body Function.
- Disfigurement or Scarring.
- Long Recovery Injuries.
- Injuries that make Your Job Harder or Impossible.
- Injuries that Result in Family Complications.
- Injuries that Impact Vacations or Social Events.
- Is Your Witness Credible?
- Is Your Witness Biased?
- Is The Witness Telling a Different Story?
- You Don’t Have the Medical Records to Back-up Your Claims.
- You Have a Shared Responsibility in the Injury.
- You Have Pre-existing Injuries That Contribute to Your Claim Injuries.
- You Have (or don’t have) Photographic Evidence of the Incident or Injuries.
- You Have Records Seeking Medical Treatment Immediately.
- You Have Records That Show Your Commitment to Your Treatment.
- You Meet Legal Deadlines and Procedures.

- Collect Evidence - We want you to save every shred of evidence, and we do mean everything. The brace you no longer use, the empty medicine bottles, the cast that came off and even the receipt for the over the counter pain relievers. We will work to find the facts and get expert testimony, but we need you to help us by keeping records and documenting anything that is happening with regard to your life and the recovery.
- Communicate - If any life changes happen, we want to know about them. This can often mean something big, like a demotion at work due to your injuries or something smaller in scale like an address change. These cases can take a while to settle so we will need you to keep us up to speed on anything that shifts in your world during this time. We can work with any life changes, but it’s harder to recover from surprises.
- Stay Off Social Media - The insurance companies now try to find you online and learn about your life to see if you are as injured as you claim. They will hire a private investigator to track down if you went to a yoga class, or went skiing for the weekend. Anything is fair game if it can support their decision to deny your claim, even if you didn’t participate in the alleged activities.
- Keep Your Distance - Refrain from talking to anyone about your case until your case has been settled. It is good form to keep your case between your Philadelphia injury attorney and you so you don’t run the risk of saying something that could hurt your claim. While it seems rather paranoid, assume everyone is listening to you until your legal matters are settled.