Category: Personal Injury

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What If I Can’t Work After an Accident?

Accidents can be life-altering and devastating events, leaving you not only with physical injuries but also the daunting question of how to manage if you can’t work. The stress of lost income, mounting medical bills, and the uncertainty of your future can be overwhelming. This is where accident injury lawyers become invaluable.  At Ogg, Murphy […]

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What is the Difference Between Personal Accident and Personal Injury?

It can often be confusing to differentiate between a “personal accident” and a “personal injury,” as both terms refer to a situation in which someone gets hurt. While the two terms may seem interchangeable, there are some key differences and legal implications that differentiate them. Let us explore the difference between a personal accident and […]

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How long do I have to file a personal injury case?

Most people do not realize that in Pennsylvania, you generally only have two years to file a personal injury case.  See 42 Pa. C.S. § 5524(2). This deadline is called the ‘statute of limitations.’ Statutes of limitation vary from state to state and even from one type of case to another. This two-year statute of […]

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I was injured at work, can I sue my employer?

In Pennsylvania, you typically cannot sue your employer for your work-related injuries, even if your employer’s negligence caused your injuries.  You may be entitled to “workers’ compensation benefits,” however, under the Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation Act. The Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation Act was enacted in 1915 and was designed to protect both employees and employers.  Under the […]

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How much would you charge to handle my case?

At the outset, we offer a free initial consultation to discuss your case and help you determine how to move forward. From there, we will handle your case on a “contingency fee basis,” that means you only pay for our services if we make a financial recovery for you.  These recoveries typically come in the […]

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