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There are many questions to consider when looking to hire an lawyer for your personal injury claim. The Scranton Law Firm prides itself on providing any legal information a potential client might need to make their choice for representation.
Dealing with Insurance Adjusters: What Are Your Rights?
When communicating with insurance adjusters, it’s natural to want to be as helpful and forthcoming as possible so you are seen as cooperative rather...
7 Red Flags When Dealing with Insurance Adjusters
Dealing with the other party’s insurance adjuster is one of the least pleasant parts of any personal injury case. You might always feel like you’re...
Which Is More Dangerous: Drunk Driving or Distracted Driving?
With nearly 60% of California drivers stating last year that they had been hit or had a near miss with a driver using their cell phone, it’s clear...
Have You Suffered a Personal Injury Due to Distracted Driving?
Distracted driving is becoming an increasingly ubiquitous issue on America’s roads. With the United States Department of Transportation claiming...
Personal Injuries Caused by Wet Floors
Slip and falls are a key cause of personal injury all over the world. Slips and trips can be caused by a number of issues: trip hazards such as...
Have You Suffered a Spinal Cord Injury in California?
There are so many ways that personal injury can impact our lives. The most obvious include car accidents, bike accidents and falls. These incidents...
What’s the Difference between PIP and MedPay?
PIP stands for personal injury protection, and is a kind of insurance that covers you against personal injuries of all kinds. MedPay is a completely...
What Is Pure Comparative Negligence?
California is an at-fault state when it comes to establishing negligence in personal injury cases. This means that any legal action, insurance claim...
Is California an At-Fault or a No-Fault State?
No matter where you are in the United States, any driver needs insurance. But the rules you need to abide by can change drastically depending on...
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