Philly Personal Injury Lawyer Jeffrey H. Penneys Esq., P.C.
Personal injury attorney · Philadelphia
About Philly Personal Injury Lawyer Jeffrey H. Penneys Esq., P.C.
Philly Personal Injury Lawyer Jeffrey H. Penneys Esq., P.C. represents Pennsylvania injury victims in car and truck accidents, with additional practice areas for SEPTA incidents, dog bites and slip-and-fall injuries. The firm also handles wrongful-death matters and insurance disputes where coverage has been denied.
The practice negotiates with insurers and can pursue personal-injury lawsuits. It offers a free case review and states a no-win, no-fee arrangement. The firm addresses Pennsylvania filing deadlines and comparative negligence while evaluating medical expenses, lost income, pain and suffering and other losses. SEPTA injury claims are a specific part of its Philadelphia practice.
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5.0 on average from 249 reviews
Where it stands out
- SEPTA injury claims
- Insurance coverage disputes
- No-win, no-fee arrangement
Ask before you sign
- Pennsylvania personal-injury lawsuits generally have a two-year filing deadline.
Often hired by: Pennsylvania accident victims considering an injury claim
Case types
Also takes: car accidents and truck accidents
Key facts
- Type
- Personal injury attorney
- Rating
- 5.0 on average from 249 reviews
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Questions before you hire
Is the personal injury consultation free?
Yes. They offer a free consultation to provide legal advice and introduce the firm.
How long do I have to file a Pennsylvania injury claim?
Generally, an accident victim has two years from the incident to file an injury lawsuit. A discovery rule may apply when the injury is found later, and special rules apply to minors.
Can I recover compensation if I was partly at fault?
Possibly. They state that a person may still recover when their share of fault is no more than 50 percent, although compensation is reduced according to that share.
Will a personal injury case have to go to court?
Usually not. Most claims settle out of court, but they may take the case to court when negotiations do not produce a fair result.
Can the consultation be held virtually or by phone?
Yes. Consultations are available by phone, virtually or in person.
