We lift the burden so you can recover
Accidents in Philadelphia, from Roosevelt Boulevard to Market Street, can upend work, family, and medical care. Liberty Bell Workers Compensation brings the same steady guidance we use in work injury cases to people hurt by careless drivers, unsafe property, or other negligence. A personal injury claim is about medical bills, lost income, and quality of life, and it starts with answers you can use today. If the crash happened in South Philly, Manayunk, West Philly, or across the river after a game at the stadiums, we explain timelines, evidence, and next steps in plain language so stress does not take over. If your injuries happened on the job, learn how our Workers’ Compensation team coordinates claims to protect weekly benefits while we pursue full damages from any negligent third party.
The Cases We Handle Across Pennsylvania
First Steps After An Accident In Philadelphia
See a doctor quickly, even if soreness feels minor after a collision near City Avenue or Broad Street. Photos of the scene, contact information for witnesses, and a copy of the police report will help prove fault. Do not provide recorded statements to the other party’s insurance before you speak with counsel. Our team organizes medical records, estimates repair and replacement costs, and sets up a clear plan that protects your claim from the start.
How We Build Value And Keep Pressure On Insurers
We gather accident reports, camera footage, and witness statements, then work with treating providers and specialists to document injuries and future care. We calculate lost income, household impact, and pain and suffering under Pennsylvania law. When insurers delay or push a low number, we prepare for litigation and keep negotiations moving so you can focus on recovery, therapy, and family.
Proof that people feel the difference
FAQs
Straight Answers To Common Questions
How does Pennsylvania’s limited tort affect pain and suffering claims?
Limited tort can restrict pain and suffering unless you meet exceptions like a serious impairment of body function, injuries caused by a drunk driver, or when you were a pedestrian or cyclist. We review your policy and the facts to see if an exception opens the door to full damages.
What if I am partly at fault for the accident?
Pennsylvania uses comparative negligence. You can recover as long as you are less at fault than the other party, and your award is reduced by your percentage of responsibility. Precise investigation matters because small shifts in fault can change outcomes.
Who pays my medical bills after a car crash in Pennsylvania?
Your own auto policy’s Personal Injury Protection usually pays first, even if another driver caused the crash. After that, health insurance may apply, and the at-fault party can owe remaining damages. We also address liens and reimbursement claims so your net recovery is protected.
Should I give a recorded statement to the other driver’s insurer?
Not before getting legal guidance. Adjusters are trained to frame questions in ways that minimize claims. We handle communications so your words are not used out of context and the claim record stays accurate.
How long will a personal injury case take and when is the right time to settle?
Uncontested claims can resolve in a few months once treatment stabilizes. Cases with disputed fault or serious injuries take longer because medical proof and expert opinions are needed. The right time to settle is when your condition is well documented and future care and wage loss are clear, not just when the first offer arrives.