How to Prove a Driver Was Distracted and Caused an Accident
Proving distracted driving caused your accident requires assembling compelling evidence that demonstrates the at-fault driver was not paying attention to the road at the time of the collision. Modern technology and investigative techniques provide powerful tools for uncovering cell phone usage, social media activity, and other forms of driver distraction, but success depends on acting […]
Read MoreHow to Protect Your Rights After a Construction Accident
Construction sites present unique dangers where split-second decisions can mean the difference between safety and severe injury. When accidents occur, victims often face overwhelming medical bills, lost wages, and uncertainty about their future while navigating complex legal and insurance systems. We understand the challenges you face after a construction accident. At Rubin, Glickman, Steinberg & […]
Read MoreThe Role of Crash Reconstruction Experts in Pennsylvania Car Accident Lawsuits
Crash reconstruction professionals serve as crucial witnesses in Pennsylvania car accident lawsuits, using advanced scientific methods to uncover the truth when memories fade and accounts conflict. These highly trained investigators analyze physical evidence, vehicle damage patterns, and roadway conditions to create detailed recreations of how accidents occurred, often determining the difference between winning and losing […]
Read MoreHow Pennsylvania’s “Dangerous Dog” Laws Affect Dog Bite Injury Claims
Pennsylvania’s dangerous dog laws significantly impact your ability to recover compensation after a dog bite attack by establishing specific legal classifications and liability standards for aggressive animals. These laws create a complex framework where the dog’s previous behavior, the owner’s knowledge, and local ordinances all influence whether you can hold the owner financially responsible for […]
Read MoreHow to Handle a Car Accident Claim When You’re Partially at Fault?
Car accidents rarely present a clear-cut case of one driver bearing complete responsibility. In many collisions, multiple factors contribute to the crash, with both drivers sharing some degree of fault. This complexity can leave you uncertain about your rights and wondering if you can still pursue compensation for your injuries when you might have contributed […]
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