Pittsburgh Personal Injury Attorneys
If you have been injured in a motor vehicle accident,
slip and fall, workplace incident, or another
preventable event, Lebovitz & Lebovitz, P.A. provides
experienced and strategic representation focused on recovering compensation
for medical expenses, lost wages, and
pain and suffering.
Our attorneys bring decades of trial experience and
negotiation judgment to personal injury matters, handling
insurance claims, liability disputes, expert coordination, and litigation
when required. We guide clients through each stage of the process, protect
their legal rights, and pursue outcomes that can be enforced and relied upon.
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When Legal Counsel Is Actually Needed
Many injury matters begin as insurance claims, but escalate when
liability, causation, or
enforceable rights are disputed. At that point, clear legal
strategy and proper procedural handling become critical.
- When insurers dispute fault, coverage, or the severity of injuries
- When injuries involve long term impairment or future medical needs
- When multiple parties or third party liability is involved
- When informal settlement efforts fail or delay becomes prejudicial
- When litigation or a court order is required to protect your rights
Our role is to evaluate whether a claim can be resolved efficiently through
negotiation, and when necessary, pursue targeted litigation designed to
achieve a result that can be enforced and relied upon.
Personal Injury Matters We Handle
We represent individuals and families in a wide range of personal injury matters, including:
- Car, truck, motorcycle, pedestrian, and bicycle accidents
- Premises liability and slip and fall injuries
- Workplace injuries and third party liability claims
- Defective products and unsafe equipment
- Medical negligence and healthcare related injuries
- Wrongful death and survival actions
Negligence, Liability, and Pennsylvania Law
Personal injury claims in Pennsylvania are governed by principles of
negligence and tort law. Liability depends on
whether a person or entity failed to meet a reasonable standard of care and
whether that failure caused compensable harm.
We evaluate liability, preserve evidence, coordinate expert analysis, and
advance claims through negotiation or litigation as appropriate, always with
attention to Pennsylvania procedural requirements and applicable statutes of
limitation.
Compensation and Case Resolution
Depending on the facts, compensation may include medical costs, lost income,
future care needs, and non economic damages such as pain and suffering. While
many cases resolve through negotiated settlement, others require litigation
to obtain fair compensation.
From the outset, we prepare every matter with the understanding that it may
ultimately require court involvement. This approach positions our clients
for meaningful resolution, whether through settlement or trial.
Fees and Engagement Structure
Personal injury matters are typically handled on a
contingent fee basis, meaning legal fees are paid only if
compensation is recovered. We explain scope and fee structure at the outset
so clients can make informed decisions.
Personal Injury FAQs
How long do I have to file a personal injury claim in Pennsylvania?
In many cases, the statute of limitations is two years from the date of injury. Some claims have
shorter notice requirements or different deadlines depending on the parties involved. Early review helps preserve evidence
and protect deadlines.
What compensation can I recover?
Depending on the case, damages may include medical expenses, lost income, future care costs,
and non economic damages such as pain and suffering. The recoverable categories depend on liability, insurance
coverage, and the nature of the injury.
Do I need a lawyer if the insurance company already called me?
Often, yes. Early statements and paperwork can affect coverage positions and settlement value. Counsel can manage communications,
protect your interests, and ensure the claim is developed properly before positions harden.
What if I was partially at fault?
Pennsylvania follows a modified comparative negligence rule. Recovery is generally permitted if you are less than
51 percent at fault, with damages reduced by your percentage of fault.
How long does a personal injury case take?
Timelines vary based on medical treatment, liability disputes, and insurance positions. Some matters resolve through early negotiation,
while others require litigation. We evaluate the fastest path to a usable resolution based on the facts.
Will my case go to trial?
Most cases resolve without trial, but trial readiness matters. If liability is disputed or the insurer will not offer a fair settlement,
litigation may be necessary. We build cases from the outset as if trial may be required.
How much does a personal injury lawyer cost?
Many personal injury matters are handled on a contingent fee basis, meaning legal fees are paid only if compensation is recovered.
We explain the fee structure and expected case costs at the outset.
What should I bring to the first meeting?
Bring any accident reports, photos, insurance information, medical records you have, and correspondence from insurers. If you do not have all
documents yet, we can still advise you and help identify what should be obtained.
Still have questions? Contact our Pittsburgh personal injury attorneys.