Summer is construction season in Philadelphia, and the orange cones along I-95, the Schuylkill, and Roosevelt Boulevard bring a real jump in crash risk. If a work-zone wreck hurts you, the short answer to who pays is usually the careless driver who hit you, though responsibility can also land on the contractor running the site…

A car accident does not have to happen in Philadelphia to disrupt your life in the city, especially when you live here, commute here for work, or receive healthcare here. That overlap is why people often wonder whether Philadelphia County is an option for filing an injury lawsuit even when the wreck occurred in another…

Senate Bill 37, also known as “Paul Miller’s Law,” was signed by Governor Josh Shapiro in June 2024. In June 2025, the law’s first phase took effect. Starting June 6, 2026, the law enters its second phase – making 2026 a big year for changes to Pennsylvania’s distracted driving rules and their effects on residents.…

SEPTA bus accidents involving pedestrians or getting hit by a reckless Philly driver can be some of the most devastating types of accidents. These crashes may result in more serious injuries, such a traumatic brain injuries, broken legs or arms, facial disfigurement, or death. Accidents of any kind can leave victims and their families with…

In January 2023 in Tredyffrin Township, a head-on collision on Route 422 became the scene of a heartbreaking tragedy. A drunk driver entered the highway from the wrong direction, causing a head-on crash that claimed the life of an innocent driver who was simply navigating through Chester County. In an instant, what should have been…

Cyber Monday brings a surge of Amazon vans, USPS and UPS trucks, and third-party delivery fleets into Center City, Fishtown, Port Richmond, and South Philly. Routes run longer, stops are closer together, and drivers strive to keep pace with high order volumes.  During this time of year, Philadelphia residents experience an influx of double-parking, blocked…