Scranton Personal Injury Attorneys
Serious injuries can create medical, financial, and legal problems all at once. Pisanchyn Law Firm represents injured people and families in Scranton and throughout Northeastern Pennsylvania.
CAR ACCIDENTS • TRUCK ACCIDENTS • WORKERS’ COMP • MEDICAL MALPRACTICE • CATASTROPHIC INJURY
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Personal Injury Lawyers Serving Scranton and Lackawanna County
When a serious accident or injury disrupts your life, the legal and financial problems can start almost immediately. Medical bills, missed work, insurance calls, ongoing treatment, and questions about what happens next can quickly become overwhelming.
Pisanchyn Law Firm represents injured people and families in Scranton, Lackawanna County, and throughout Northeastern Pennsylvania. Every case begins with understanding what happened. We investigate the circumstances surrounding the injury, identify potentially responsible parties, preserve available evidence, review insurance coverage, and help our clients understand their options under Pennsylvania law.
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Scranton Car Accident Lawyers
We help injured drivers and passengers investigate crashes involving negligent drivers, disputed fault, and insurance coverage problems.
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Scranton Truck Accident Lawyers
Commercial truck claims may involve trucking companies, electronic records, maintenance providers, and multiple insurance policies.
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Scranton Workers’ Compensation Lawyers
We represent injured employees dealing with denied claims, wage-loss issues, medical treatment disputes, and other workers’ compensation problems.
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Scranton Medical Malpractice Lawyers
We investigate surgical errors, misdiagnosis, hospital negligence, medication mistakes, and other serious medical injuries.
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Scranton Dog Bite Lawyers
Dog attacks can cause serious physical and emotional injuries, including scarring and nerve damage. We evaluate responsibility and available insurance coverage.
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Scranton Motorcycle Accident Lawyers
Motorcycle crashes can cause devastating injuries. We investigate negligent drivers, roadway conditions, insurance coverage, and other potential causes.
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Scranton Slip and Fall Lawyers
We investigate falls involving snow and ice, unsafe stairs, damaged walkways, slippery floors, poor lighting, and other dangerous conditions.
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Scranton Catastrophic Injury Lawyers
Brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, amputations, severe burns, and other permanent injuries require long-term evidence and planning.
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Scranton Wrongful Death Lawyers
We help families understand the legal options available when negligence causes a fatal injury.
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Scranton Construction Accident Lawyers
Construction injuries may involve workers’ compensation, unsafe jobsite conditions, contractors, equipment, or other responsible parties.
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Scranton Birth Injury Lawyers
We investigate serious birth injuries involving pregnancy, labor, delivery, delayed intervention, and newborn medical care.
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Scranton Social Security Disability Attorneys
We help disabled workers understand SSDI claims, denials, appeals, hearings, and the evidence needed to support a disability case.
What Should You Do After a Serious Injury?
Your health comes first. Seek appropriate medical care and follow your providers’ recommendations. When possible, also preserve information that may later help explain what happened and how the injury affected you.
- Photograph the accident scene and any dangerous conditions.
- Keep photographs documenting your injuries and recovery.
- Obtain contact information from witnesses.
- Save police reports, incident reports, medical records, and bills.
- Keep correspondence from insurance companies.
- Document missed work and other financial losses.
- Avoid signing a settlement or release before understanding how it may affect your rights.
The evidence that matters depends on the type of case. A truck crash may involve electronic vehicle records, while a premises case may depend on surveillance footage or maintenance records. Medical malpractice cases can require extensive medical documentation and expert review.
What Compensation May Be Available After an Injury?
There is no standard value for a personal injury claim. The compensation that may be available depends on how the injury occurred, its severity, applicable insurance coverage, and how the injury affects the person’s life.
- Medical expenses and future treatment
- Lost wages and loss of future earning capacity
- Rehabilitation and therapy
- Pain and suffering
- Permanent disability
- Scarring or disfigurement
- Loss of quality of life
- Other losses resulting from the injury
Why Choose Pisanchyn Law Firm in Scranton?
Pisanchyn Law Firm represents injured people throughout Pennsylvania, with its Scranton office located at 524 Spruce Street in downtown Scranton.
We believe an injury case should be built around the individual client rather than treated as another insurance claim number. That means understanding how the accident occurred, how the injury has affected the client’s life, what treatment may be necessary in the future, and what evidence is available to establish responsibility.
Our attorneys handle cases ranging from motor vehicle accidents and workplace injuries to medical malpractice, catastrophic injuries, and wrongful death. Learn more about Michael Pisanchyn and the firm’s Pennsylvania personal injury attorneys.
Scranton Personal Injury FAQs
How do I know if I have a personal injury case?
Whether you have a claim depends on how the injury occurred and whether another person or organization may be legally responsible. An attorney can review the circumstances, evidence, insurance coverage, and your injuries.
How much does it cost to speak with a Scranton personal injury lawyer?
Pisanchyn Law Firm offers free consultations for personal injury matters. Cases accepted on a contingency-fee basis do not require an attorney fee unless compensation is recovered for the client.
Should I speak with the insurance company after an accident?
You may need to notify an insurer that an accident occurred, but be cautious about detailed or recorded statements concerning fault, injuries, or recovery.
What if I was partially responsible for the accident?
Partial responsibility does not automatically prevent a claim. Pennsylvania law addresses situations in which more than one party may share responsibility.
How long does a personal injury case take?
The timeline depends on the injuries, medical treatment, disputed responsibility, number of parties, insurance coverage, and whether litigation becomes necessary.
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Pisanchyn Law Firm
524 Spruce Street
Scranton, PA 18503
If you or someone in your family suffered a serious injury in Scranton, Lackawanna County, or elsewhere in Northeastern Pennsylvania, we can review what happened and explain your legal options.
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