Our Bensalem Car Accident Lawyers Help You Win
The Bensalem car accident lawyers at Kats, Jamison & Associates help injured drivers, passengers, pedestrians, cyclists, and families pursue compensation after serious motor vehicle accidents.
Whether your collision happened on Street Road, Route 1, I-95, Bristol Pike, Knights Road, or another Bensalem roadway, our attorneys can investigate the crash and help protect your rights.
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Injured in a Bensalem Car Accident?
You do not have to navigate that process alone.
Our Bensalem auto accident attorneys investigate crashes, review police and medical records, identify applicable insurance coverage, communicate with insurers, and pursue financial recovery for injured clients.
Compensation may be available for medical expenses, lost income, physical therapy, future care, pain and suffering, disability, and other losses related to your collision.
Free Car Accident Consultation.
No Fee Unless We Win.
Our firm handles car accident claims on a contingency fee basis. We are paid only when we successfully recover compensation for you.
Car Accidents on Bensalem's Busy Roads
Bensalem contains several of the region's major traffic corridors.
Drivers regularly navigate:
- Street Road, PA Route 132
- U.S. Route 1
- Interstate 95
- Bristol Pike, U.S. Route 13
- Pennsylvania Turnpike
- Knights Road
- Hulmeville Road
- Neshaminy Boulevard
- State Road
Heavy traffic, highway merging, commercial activity, shopping destinations, and busy intersections can create many opportunities for crashes.
Accidents may occur around intersections and interchanges such as Street Road and Knights Road, Street Road and Hulmeville Road, the Street Road and Route 1 area, and the commercial corridors surrounding Bristol Pike.
Types of Bensalem Car Accident Cases We Handle
What Should I Do After a Car Accident in Bensalem?
First, get yourself and others to a safe location when possible and call 911 for emergencies.
Seek medical attention if you are injured. Some symptoms are not immediately obvious after a collision.
When it is safe to do so:
- Photograph the vehicles and crash scene
- Get the other driver's insurance information
- Obtain names and contact information for witnesses
- Preserve dashcam footage if available
- Keep medical records and receipts
- Avoid admitting fault or speculating about what caused the crash
- Notify your insurance company
- Consider speaking with a car accident attorney before providing extensive recorded statements to another insurer
Evidence can disappear quickly, particularly after a crash at a busy intersection or highway.
Common Car Accident Injuries
Motor vehicle crashes can cause:
- Whiplash
- Back injuries
- Neck injuries
- Herniated discs
- Broken bones
- Shoulder and knee injuries
- Traumatic brain injuries
- Concussions
- Spinal cord injuries
- Internal injuries
- Cuts and scarring
- Permanent disability
Even injuries that initially appear minor may require ongoing medical treatment
Why Choose Philly Lawyers
How We Help Bensalem Car Accident Victims
Your Bensalem Car Accident Attorney
If another driver caused your accident near Parx Casino, Neshaminy Mall, Neshaminy State Park, Bristol Pike, Knights Road, or anywhere else in Bensalem, contact Philly Lawyers to discuss your options.
Real Philadelphia Area Car Accident Cases Won
Frequently Asked Questions About Bensalem Car Accidents
Our personal injury cases are handled on a contingency fee basis. There is no upfront attorney fee, and you pay an attorney fee only if we recover compensation for you.
For crashes involving injuries, significant damage, disputes about what happened, or other serious circumstances, contacting police can create an important official record of the accident.
It is generally wise to seek appropriate medical evaluation if you experience pain or other symptoms following a collision. Certain injuries may become more noticeable hours or days after an accident.
Your own uninsured or underinsured motorist coverage may potentially provide additional compensation depending on your policy and the facts of the case.
Lost wages and diminished earning capacity can potentially be part of a personal injury claim when supported by the circumstances and evidence.
Pennsylvania's comparative negligence rules may still allow recovery in certain cases where an injured person shares some responsibility. The percentage of fault can affect the amount recovered.
There is no reliable one-size-fits-all number. Case value depends on the severity of the injuries, medical treatment, lost income, insurance coverage, liability evidence, long-term effects, and other factors.
The timeline varies depending on the injuries, treatment, insurance negotiations, complexity of liability, and whether litigation becomes necessary.