TopDog Law Personal Injury Lawyers

Personal injury attorney · Philadelphia

4.9Excellent4.9 on average from 923 reviews
1700 Market St Ste 1005, Philadelphia, PA 19103, United States
No. 7No. 7 in the 64 best personal injury lawyers in PhiladelphiaSee the comparison

About TopDog Law Personal Injury Lawyers

After an accident, TopDog Law Personal Injury Lawyers investigates claims and gathers evidence. It also works with medical professionals to document injuries and negotiates with insurers on behalf of injured people.

The Philadelphia practice handles car and truck accidents, slip and falls, and workers’ compensation matters. The firm also represents people in medical malpractice and wrongful-death cases, along with birth injuries, construction accidents, and sexual abuse claims. TopDog works on a contingency basis, so clients pay no attorney fee unless the firm wins. The firm is prepared to take cases to court if insurers refuse to pay what is owed. Online appointments are available.

Before you choose TopDog Law Personal Injury Lawyers

4.9 on average from 923 reviews

Where it stands out

  • Investigates and documents injury claims
  • Ready to take cases to court
  • Contingency representation

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  • Appointments are required or recommended.

Often hired by: People injured in accidents or workplace incidents

Case types

Also takes: truck accidents

Key facts

Type
Personal injury attorney
Rating
4.9 on average from 923 reviews

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Questions before you hire

Do they charge upfront for a personal injury case?

No. They charge nothing upfront and receive attorney fees only if they recover money for the client.

What types of personal injury cases do they handle?

They handle car and truck accidents, slip and falls, medical malpractice, birth injuries, workers’ compensation, construction accidents, sexual abuse and wrongful death cases.

What does a personal injury lawyer do for the client?

They investigate the case, gather evidence, work with medical professionals, negotiate with insurers and are prepared to take the case to court if necessary.

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

It depends on the state. Most states allow two to three years from the injury, while claims involving government entities may require notice within 90 days.

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