What happens when a serious car accident tears apart your family's life as it did for the Philadelphia families of the young teens critically injured on their way home from school last week (see our December 2 post)? While you wait in the emergency room while doctors work to save your child's life, while you sit miserably by your child's bedside praying that he'll recover, while you worry about the mounting hospital bills, your job and your other children waiting at home, who picks up the pieces and makes sure your rights and your injured child's rights are protected? That is the job of Philadelphia personal injury lawyers and experienced Philadelphia accident attorneys.
Even when Philadelphia car accidents receive a lot of press attention and the liability seems clear as it does in last week's horrific Philadelphia car accident, proving legal fault in a personal injury claim can be problematic. Inaccurate or incomplete police reports and conflicting witness statements can complicate car accident cases. A skilled Philadelphia personal injury attorney will hire investigators to take photographs of the car accident site and damage, interview and obtain statements from witnesses and may even retain engineering experts to reconstruct the accident.
Whether you purchased full tort or limited tort auto insurance and uninsured or under insured motorists can further complicate the Philadelphia personal injury claims process. While you are worrying about your child's survival and the difficulties of recovery and rehabilitation, insurance companies' demands for proof of fault or other issues may prevent the payout of funds you are counting on to pay medical bills and help your child through recovery. An experienced Philadelphia accident lawyer can attend to these issues for you so that you can focus on what's most important -- your child.
If you or a family member have been involved in a car accident, you can trust the experienced Philadelphia accident lawyers at Rosenbaum & Associates to take care of your interests and protect your rights.
