Mattiacci Law

Personal injury attorney · Philadelphia

5.0Excellent5.0 on average from 54 reviews
1500 John F Kennedy Blvd Suite 620C, Philadelphia, PA 19102, United States
No. 11No. 11 in the 60 best car accident lawyers in PhiladelphiaSee the comparison

About Mattiacci Law

Serious car and truck accident claims are handled by Mattiacci Law, which also represents people affected by brain injuries and medical malpractice. The Philadelphia practice serves clients across Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and listed regional communities.

The firm offers a free initial consultation, investigates medical and insurance issues, negotiates with insurers, and prepares cases for trial when necessary. It handles each case personally and uses a no-win, no-fee arrangement, so clients pay only if the firm wins. The practice is available 24/7.

Before you choose Mattiacci Law

5.0 on average from 54 reviews

Where it stands out

  • Trial-ready case preparation
  • No-win, no-fee representation
  • Free initial consultation

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  • The firm states that it is available 24/7.

Often hired by: Seriously injured people with complex accident claims

Case types

Also takes: truck accidents

Key facts

Type
Personal injury attorney
Rating
5.0 on average from 54 reviews

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Questions before you hire

How long do I have to file a personal injury claim in Philadelphia?

Generally, a personal injury lawsuit in Philadelphia must be started within two years, although exceptions can apply to individual cases.

Is the initial consultation free, and do they charge unless they win?

Yes. The initial consultation costs nothing, and they charge only if they win the case.

What happens during the first personal injury consultation?

An attorney reviews what happened, answers questions, and explains available options and next steps during the no-cost consultation.

What does the personal injury case evaluation include?

They review the case facts, medical information, insurance coverage, and potential liability issues before developing a legal strategy.

Can I recover damages if I was partly at fault in Pennsylvania?

Yes. Recovery is possible when the person's fault is not greater than the other party's, but compensation is reduced by that percentage of fault.

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