Ryan Zavodnick | October 18, 2026 | Car Accidents \ Pennsylvania Law
Can you switch from limited tort to full tort in Pennsylvania? Yes. Changing your tort election is a phone call and a signed form with your insurer, and the change applies to accidents that happen after it takes effect. It does not reach back to a crash that already happened. Anyone who has been hurt […]
Ryan Zavodnick | October 13, 2026 | Pennsylvania Law
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Ryan Zavodnick | October 12, 2026 | Pennsylvania Law
According to our Pennsylvania personal injury lawyers, passing the bar exam is one thing law school graduates dread the most, no matter the state. And it is little wonder why. In many states, the bar exam is a grueling two-day test that includes multiple essays and the Multistate Bar Exam (a 200-question multiple-choice test that is used […]
Ryan Zavodnick | September 13, 2026 | Pennsylvania Law
Red light camera tickets in Philadelphia are part of a citywide program designed to curb dangerous driving behaviors and reduce intersection-related motor vehicle accidents. These tickets are issued when cameras installed at busy intersections capture a vehicle entering an intersection after the traffic signal has turned red. Understanding whether these violations add points to your […]
Ryan Zavodnick | September 13, 2026 | Pennsylvania Law
Have you considered driving for Uber or Lyft in Pennsylvania? If that is what you want, both you and your car need to meet certain requirements. Both Uber and Lyft set minimum standards for drivers and their vehicles to help limit car accidents and ensure the quality of their services. Get a Free Consultation Now […]
Ryan Zavodnick | September 12, 2026 | Pennsylvania Law
Moving from an infant car seat into a booster seat and then to the front seat of a car is a right of passage for children, similar to riding a bike without training wheels. Still, though they may be eager to dispense with their bulky seats and no longer have to be placed in the […]
Ryan Zavodnick | August 2, 2023 | Pennsylvania Law
There are many reasons to own a motorcycle — they’re fuel efficient, inexpensive, and agile. They also can take you places other vehicles can’t. While that may sound like it means you can do anything and go anywhere with a motorcycle, there are legal limits. Like driving a car, you need to get a motorcycle […]
Ryan Zavodnick | July 17, 2023 | Pennsylvania Law
Window tinting serves many purposes and is quite popular among Philadelphia motorists. However, its usefulness does not grant users carte blanche to tint their windows as they see fit. Indeed, there are a number of rules and regulations that dictate how and for which vehicles window tinting is permitted. Violating these provisions can lead to […]
Ryan Zavodnick | April 19, 2023 | Pennsylvania Law
Motorcycles offer riders across Pennsylvania a thrilling experience; for many enthusiasts, there is nothing quite like the freedom that comes with hitting the open road. However, motorcycles are notoriously dangerous vehicles, and engaging in traffic safety practices is vital. Motorcycle riders must adhere to strict licensing laws and regulations to legally operate a motorcycle in […]
Ryan Zavodnick | April 6, 2022 | Pennsylvania Law
There are an estimated 160,000 undocumented immigrants in Pennsylvania. Undocumented immigrants are a significant part of the workforce in Pennsylvania and throughout the country. If you are undocumented, you may not have a clear idea of your rights under the law. For example, if you’re undocumented and get hurt on the job, are you entitled […]
