Car Accidents - Page 14

How Long Do You Have to Report a Car Accident?

Pennsylvania allows you to report a car accident to law enforcement within five days of the accident. However, in most cases, you will want to call the police while on the scene of the crash to file a report. The responding officers can assess the scene, get statements from drivers, passengers, and witnesses,...

What Is the Car Accident Statute of Limitations in Pittsburgh?

Under Pa. C.S.A. § 5524, the car accident statute of limitations

What If the Other Driver Left the Scene?

If you suffered injuries in a Pittsburgh car accident and the other driver left the scene of the crash, you still have several options for collecting the money you need to pay your medical bills , cover lost wages, and make up for other accident-related damages. At...

What If I Think the Car Accident Might Be My Fault?

If you think the car accident might be your fault, it is important that you do not admit responsibility to the other driver or their insurance company. If you did cause the accident, they may be able to collect evidence to prove that and file a claim based on your auto liability policy. However, there is no reason you need to make their job easier for them. In addition, avoiding admitting guilt helps to protect your right to fair compensation. If you...

What If I Do Not Have Car Insurance & I Get Into a Wreck?

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....

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