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Dealing with Insurance Companies after an Injury
Navigating the aftermath of an injury often involves interacting with insurance companies. This process can be daunting, as insurance companies are businesses first and foremost, with their own interests to protect. Understanding how to deal with insurance companies...
Wrongful Death Claims: What Families Need to Know
A wrongful death claim arises when a person dies due to the negligence or misconduct of another individual or entity. For families grappling with such a loss, understanding their rights and the complexities of wrongful death claims is essential. Snyder Law Group...
7 Reasons Why Those Injured With A TBI Should Not Use Social Media
While not all individuals who have experienced a traumatic brain injury (TBI) should completely avoid social media, there can be certain concerns and potential negative effects that make cautious use of these platforms advisable. These issues can vary widely depending...
The 10 Most Common Types Of Medical Malpractice
Medical malpractice refers to professional negligence by healthcare providers that causes harm or injury to a patient. Here are some common types of medical malpractice: Misdiagnosis or delayed diagnosis: When a healthcare provider fails to correctly diagnose a...
The Dangers of E-Bikes
As personal injury attorneys, we have witnessed a significant rise in the popularity of electric bikes, commonly known as e-bikes. While e-bikes offer convenience, affordability, and environmental benefits, it is crucial to acknowledge the potential dangers associated...
15 Questions You Might Be Asked If Seeking Legal Representation
When a lawyer is representing an injured person, they typically ask a series of questions to gather relevant information about the incident, the injuries sustained, and the impact on the individual's life. Here are some typical questions a lawyer may ask an injured...
Why Nursing Home Injuries Are Serious And Why You Need A Lawyer
It’s important to consult with a qualified attorney who specializes in nursing home abuse and neglect cases to evaluate the specific circumstances of your situation and determine the best course of action to protect your rights or the rights of your loved one.
What Is A Wrongful Death Lawyer
A wrongful death lawyer, also known as a wrongful death attorney, is a legal professional who specializes in representing individuals or families who have lost a loved one due to the negligence, misconduct, or intentional act of another person, company, or entity.
Distracted Driving In The Philadelphia Area
Distracted driving is a serious issue in Philadelphia, as it is in many other cities and regions. Distracted driving refers to any activity that diverts a driver's attention away from the task of driving, and it can significantly increase the risk of accidents,...
Why Hiring An Attorney May Be Crucial When Dealing With Nursing Home Injuries
It’s essential to act promptly if you suspect a loved one has been injured due to nursing home neglect or abuse. In addition to contacting an attorney, you should also report your concerns to local authorities and the facility’s management.
5 Reasons Why A Lawyer Uses A Disclaimer
Over the years the question of why we use a disclaimer on our website has come up a few times, so to help satisfy any curiosity you might have, we would like to share a few reasons why Snyder Law Group uses such a disclaimer. Lawyers typically use disclaimers for a...
The Top 10 Most Frequently Asked Personal Injury Questions
When meeting with a personal injury lawyer, potential clients typically have many questions about their situation, the legal process, and what they can expect. Here are ten of the most frequently asked questions: #1 - Do I have a case? This is often the first question...
How Do You Determine The Value Of Your Personal Injury Case
Determining the value of a personal injury case can be a complex process as it involves many variables, and no two cases are exactly the same. Here are some of the key factors that are typically considered: Medical Expenses: This includes costs of emergency room...
Why Hire A Personal Injury Attorney
Hiring a personal injury attorney can provide several significant advantages if you've been injured due to someone else's negligence or intentional act. Here are some reasons why you might want to hire a personal injury attorney: Expertise and Knowledge: Personal...
Hiring A Lawyer For Your TBI Case
A traumatic brain injury (TBI) can have life-altering effects, and if it was caused by another party's negligence or intent, it's important to consider hiring a lawyer who specializes in this type of personal injury case. Here's why: 1. Expertise in TBI Cases: Lawyers...
What Does Self-Laudatory Mean For Lawyers
The term "self-laudatory" generally refers to praising oneself or one's own achievements. In the context of legal practice, self-laudatory statements are those that a lawyer or law firm might make about their skills, success rate, or quality of service in order to...
Why Do Lawyers Charge A Contingency Fee?
Lawyers often charge a contingency fee, particularly in personal injury cases, for several reasons: 1. Accessibility: Contingency fees allow individuals who may not be able to afford an attorney to still get legal representation. This is because no upfront payment is...
BUSINESS DISPUTES & LITIGATION
The Pennsylvania commercial litigation attorneys at Snyder Law Group are experienced at resolving complex commercial litigation disputes involving competitors and former employees engaged in unfair trade practices. Many businesses will face external challenges from...
If You Are Injured At Work
Workers compensation laws were enacted to aid employees and their families in the event of a workplace injury. If you are out of work for a period of time, workers’ compensation should cover your costs of recovery, including lost wages, vocational rehabilitation and...
The Slip and Fall Injury Lawyers
Property and business owners have a responsibility to maintain a clean and safe environment for customers and employees. The owners are responsible for knowing and informing their customers about any and all hazards that may be present. If you have been injured and...
WHAT MAKES A MEDICAL MALPRACTICE CASE
If you believe you have been a victim of medical malpractice, please ask yourself the following questions: Did your doctor or physician keep any information from you about your medical condition or fail to fully inform you of the possible risks involved in your type...
Important Steps To Follow After An Auto Accident
IF YOU OR A LOVED ONE HAS BEEN IN A SERIOUS AUTO OR TRUCK ACCIDENT, IT IS IMPORTANT TO ASSESS THE SITUATION IMMEDIATELY. The moments after an accident occurs are crucial to your chances of recovering what you deserve. Here are some of the more important steps to...
Why Settle For Less
If you or your loved one suffered an injury or death due to the fault of another, it is important that you consult with an experienced personal injury lawyer that will fight for your rights and get you the compensation that you and/or your loved one deserve Snyder Law...
PHASES TO YOUR PERSONAL INJURY CLAIM/LAWSUIT
There are 3 phases to your personal injury claim... Investigation Negotiation Litigation Investigation The Investigation Phase is the most important part of your claim, and it begins the moment you are injured. You, as the client, will have to take an active part in...
Understanding the “WHEREFORE CLAUSE” – Part 3
Understanding the “WHEREFORE CLAUSE” part 3 Your next question may be: “Why would I chose to limit how much money I can get?” Submitting a case to Arbitration can have a lot of benefits over a jury trial. Jury trials are often expensive and procedurally rigid, and...
Understanding the “WHEREFORE CLAUSE” – Part 2
Under Pennsylvania State Law (in the Court of Common Pleas of Pennsylvania), we are not allowed to ask for a specific dollar amount in our Prayer for Relief. We only have two (2) options: Not In Excess of $50,000 •If not settled prior to the Arbitration date, your...
Understanding the “WHEREFORE CLAUSE” – Part 1
The time has come for us to file a lawsuit in your personal injury claim. Our offices have forwarded you a draft “Complaint” for your review and comment. The Complaint is the document that institutes your lawsuit. At the bottom of each “COUNT” in your Complaint is a...
Auto Policy Declaration Example “Tort Election Form”
This is the Example "Tort Election Form" from our Blogpost "How To Read An Automobile Insurance Policy Declaration Sheet" However, the term "Declaration Sheet" may differ depending on your insurance company. *Disclaimer: The following is only applicable to PRIVATE...
Auto Policy Declaration Example “Sign Down Form”
This is the Example "Sign Down Form" from our Blogpost "How To Read An Automobile Insurance Policy Declaration Sheet" However, the term "Declaration Sheet" may differ depending on your insurance company. *Disclaimer: The following is only applicable to PRIVATE...
Auto Policy Declaration Example “Rejection Of Stacking Forms”
This is the Example "Rejection Of Stacking Forms" from our Blogpost "How To Read An Automobile Insurance Policy Declaration Sheet" However, the term "Declaration Sheet" may differ depending on your insurance company. *Disclaimer: The following is only applicable to...
Auto Policy Declaration Example 3
This is Example 3 from our Blogpost "How To Read An Automobile Insurance Policy Declaration Sheet" However, the term "Declaration Sheet" may differ depending on your insurance company. *Disclaimer: The following is only applicable to PRIVATE PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES...
Auto Policy Declaration Example 2
This is Example 2 from our Blogpost "How To Read An Automobile Insurance Policy Declaration Sheet" However, the term "Declaration Sheet" may differ depending on your insurance company. *Disclaimer: The following is only applicable to PRIVATE PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES...
Auto Policy Declaration Example 1
This is Example 1 from our Blogpost "How To Read An Automobile Insurance Policy Declaration Sheet" However, the term "Declaration Sheet" may differ depending on your insurance company. *Disclaimer: The following is only applicable to PRIVATE PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES...