Help for Families Affected by Pennsylvania & New Jersey Auto & Truck Accidents
Although Pennsylvania and New Jersey auto and truck accidents are common, they are not to be taken lightly. Injuries from a car accident or another motor vehicle crash can range from minor to severe, with some resulting in damage to soft tissue and others resulting in life-altering injuries or even death. If you have suffered a serious injury or lost a loved one in a Cherry Hill, Jenkintown, or Philadelphia accident , you know that serious accidents can change life in an instant, not only for the accident victim, but also for the victim's family. As New Jersey and Pennsylvania auto accident attorneys, Brad Cooper and Jeff Schaffer commit themselves to helping crash victims and their families recover compensation for medical bills, lost earnings, and other expenses so they can focus on physical recovery.
Resources for You Before You Contact an Attorney
Although Cooper & Schaffer handle all aspects of a case for each client, they freely provide information, answers to questions, and helpful resources to the injured and their families whenever necessary. If you've been injured in a Chester County crash, Delaware County accident, Montgomery County wreck, or Berks County crash and want more information before contacting an attorney, don't hesitate to request your free copy) of Cooper & Schaffer's newest books, Seven Ways to Destroy Your Pennsylvania Personal Injury Case or Seven Ways to Destroy Your New Jersey Personal Injury Case; Not only will you learn about collecting and preserving evidence (such as medical bills and photos of injuries or vehicle damage), but also about the secret tactics of the insurance company and how to speak (or not to speak) to the insurance adjuster. Cooper & Schaffer will also provide a free copy of their book to residents of King of Prussia, Paoli, and many other surrounding areas in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
If you would prefer to speak personally to a Philadelphia and Cherry Hill personal injury attorney , contact Brad Cooper and Jeff Schaffer via their confidential online contact form or at any of the numbers below. They will answer your questions for free with regard for your unique circumstances.
Philadelphia office: 215-545-7777
New Jersey office (Cherry Hill, NJ): 856-427-6955
Montgomery County office (Jenkintown, PA): 215-887-6850
Toll-free: 888-545-4755.
Help for the Injured in Various Types of New Jersey and Philadelphia Crashes
Although every case is different, you may have suffered injuries or lost a family member in one of the following types of crashes:
- a New Jersey, Montgomery County, or Philadelphia car accident
- a Jenkintown, Pennsylvania, or Cherry Hill truck accident
- a New Jersey, Pennsylvania, or Philadelphia bus accident
- a New Jersey, Jenkintown, or Philadelphia motorcycle accident
- a PA, NJ, or Jenkintown vehicle-pedestrian accident
- a PA or NJ motor vehicle-bicycle accident
- a crash caused by a drunk driver
- any kind of crash in the above-listed areas or in Chester County (West Chester and Paoli), Delaware County (Media), Montgomery County (Norristown), Berks County (Reading), Camden County, Bucks County, King of Prussia, or any other surrounding area (see full list at the bottom of this page).
If you suffered injuries in any kind of accident, such as the ones listed above, you may be looking for help obtaining compensation for one of the following injuries:
Whether your New Jersey, Montgomery County, or Philadelphia truck accident or vehicle accident resulted in moderate or severe injuries, feel free to contact Brad Cooper or Jeff Schaffer with any questions you may have. Whether you simply want questions answered, would like free resources concerning your accident or injury, or need help now, Cooper & Schaffer will consult with you for free with compassion, professionalism, and individual attention to your needs. To contact Cooper & Schaffer, fill out this confidential contact form or call (toll-free) 888-545-4755.
Common Roads Involved in NJ & PA Crashes
The following roads are common sites of New Jersey and Pennsylvania car accidents, truck accidents, and other types of crashes handled by Cooper & Schaffer: 309, 76 (especially on or in Lower Marion), I-476, 276, Route 295 in New Jersey, Broad St. in Philadelphia, Route 73 and Route 70 in New Jersey, Route 42, Route 55, 95, and Lee Tire Curve.
Locations of Practice
Cooper & Schaffer handle auto accident cases throughout Pennsylvania and New Jersey, including the following areas: Philadelphia, Jenkintown, Cherry Hill, Delaware County, Montgomery County, Bucks County, Chester County, Berks County, Gloucester County, Burlington County, Camden County, Atlantic City, Jersey Shore, Philadelphia County, Mercer County, Atlantic County, West Chester, Paoli, Media, Norristown, King of Prussia, Doylestown, Abington, Marstown, Shelley Hill, Trenton, Mt. Holly, Woodbury, Kate May, Alan County, Redding, and Lancaster County.
Blog for Auto & Truck Accidents
Library for Auto & Truck Accidents:
- Pennsylvania Auto Accidents & Pregnancy: A Potentially Deadly Combo
If you have been in a Pennsylvania car accident while pregnant, read this article immediately. You need to ensure the well being of your child. - Protecting Your Most Precious Cargo in a Pennsylvania Crash – Your Children
Make sure your child is safely secured in the car to avoid injury. Read this article to learn more and contact a Philadelphia car accident lawyer for advice. - What’s Being Done to Prevent Pennsylvania Distracted Driving Accidents?
What laws are in place to prevent Pennsylvania distracted driving? Read this article to find out and contact a Philadelphia injury lawyer for advice. - A Philadelphia Car Accident Can Result in Severe Scarring
A Philadelphia car accident can lead to a lifetime of emotional and physical pain. Read this article if you have sustained severe scarring from an auto accident and be sure to order our free personal injury guide. - Can One Pill Lead to a Philadelphia Car Accident?
Injured by a drugged driver? Contact an experienced Philadelphia car accident attorney and order our free book, Seven Ways to Destroy your Pennsylvania Personal Injury Case. - Avoid a Pennsylvania Car Accident Caused by an Icy Road
Ice and snow can cause catastrophic Pennsylvania and New Jersey car accidents. Read this article for practical driving safety tips. If you have been hurt in a car crash, contact an experienced Philadelphia car accident attorney for advice. - Some Prescription Medications Raise the Risk of Auto Accidents
The Wall Street Journal on December 14, 2010, discussed new medical findings relating to medications that increase the risk of auto accidents. - DWD – Driving While Drowsy in Pennsylvania
Some researchers believe that driving while drowsy is just as dangerous as driving while drunk. Read this article to learn more about Pennsylvania drowsy driving accidents. Contact an experienced Philadelphia car accident attorney if you have been injured. - 10 Reasons You May Have Been Hurt in a Pennsylvania Truck Accident
Find out the top factors associated with large truck accidents in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. If you have been injured, contact an experienced Philadelphia truck accident attorney for answers to your questions. Don’t leave our website without first ordering a copy of one of our books, Seven Ways to Destroy your New Jersey Personal Injury Case or Seven Ways to Destroy your Pennsylvania Personal Injury Case. - Some of the Biggest Questions Asked Following a Pennsylvania Car Accident
If you have been injured in a car accident in Pennsylvania, you probably have a lot of questions. Read this article to find the answers you are looking for. You can also contact a Philadelphia car accident attorney from our office for advice regarding your specific situation. Be sure to order a FREE copy of one of our books, Seven Ways to Destroy Your Pennsylvania Personal Injury Case or Seven Ways to Destroy Your New Jersey Personal Injury Case. - You Can Be Refused Compensation For Injuries From an Automobile Accident If You Select The Limited Tort on Your Insurance Policy
You should be very careful when you purchase automobile insurance in Pennsylvania. You should not select the “limited tort”. Rather, you should select the “full tort” option. If you select “limited tort” you may be barred from recovering money damages for your injuries when you are involved in a motor vehicle accident, even where you are not at fault for the accident. The “limited tort” selection limits claims that are minor and which do not result in serious or permanent injury. If you have any questions regarding tort options, please contact Cooper & Schaffer and we will be pleased to discuss this very important issue with you. - Is Technology Helping or Hindering Drivers?
Is technology helping drivers or causing more harm? Read this article to find the answer. If you have been injured in a Pennsylvania or New Jersey car accident, contact an experienced Philadelphia car accident attorney at our office for a free case evaluation. While you are on our website, be sure to order a FREE copy of one of our consumer books, Seven Ways to Destroy Your Pennsylvania Personal Injury Case or Seven Ways to Destroy Your New Jersey Personal Injury Case. - Bus Accidents
A bus or shuttle bus transportation accident, like any other motor vehicle accident, is usually caused by the negligence or recklessness of another party. The main difference between a standard motor vehicle accident and a bus or shuttle bus for hire accident is that common carriers are usually held to higher standards of care and diligence in the performance of their duties. If you suffer injury because of the negligent operation of a Septa bus, tour bus or school bus, please call Cooper & Schaffer to discuss your rights. Philadelphia residents call 215-545-7777; New Jersey residents call 856-427-6955; Montgomery County and Jenkintown residents call 215-887-6850. - Bicycle Accidents
If you are involved in a bicycle accident, please call Cooper & Schaffer to inquire about legal advice. Experienced bicycle accident attorneys help find coverage from all sources for compensation, including automobile insurance coverage. For more information on how we can help you or your family, contact Cooper & Schaffer toll-free at 888-545-4755. - Three Things You Need to Do After a Pennsylvania or New Jersey Car Accident
There are some actions you need to take following a Pennsylvania or New Jersey car accident. Read this article to learn more and contact an experienced Philadelphia car accident attorney at our office today. Be sure to order a FREE copy of one of our books, Seven Ways to Destroy Your Pennsylvania Personal Injury Case or Seven Ways to Destroy Your New Jersey Personal Injury Case. - Truck Accident Deaths Went Down, So Why Are Safety Advocates Still Concerned?
According to the latest statistics from the U.S. Department of Transportation, the number of truck accident deaths has actually gone down. So, why are safety advocates still concerned? Read this article to find the answer. Contact an experienced Philadelphia truck accident attorney at the law firm of Cooper & Schaffer, LLC for a free case evaluation. - Find Out Why Distracted Driving is Such a Safety Threat
Distracted driving has become a national epidemic. With so many gadgets taking drivers’ attention of the road, many are concerned about safety. Read this article to learn more and be sure to order a FREE copy of one of our books, Seven Ways to Destroy Your Pennsylvania Personal Injury Case or Seven Ways to Destroy Your New Jersey Personal Injury Case. - Injured in a Pennsylvania Car Accident? Here’s What NOT to Do.
Don’t hurt your chances of recovering compensation following a serious Pennsylvania car accident. Read this article to learn more and be sure to order a FREE copy of the book, Seven Ways to Destroy Your Pennsylvania Personal Injury Case. - Tort Option
In Pennsylvania, you and your family need full insurance protection. What an insurance company may call “full coverage” is not always full protection. In Pennsylvania, you are required to select a Tort Option. The choices are called “Full Tort” and “Limited Tort”. An accident victim who selects Full Tort has the right to seek money damages for pain and suffering without having to demonstrate that they sustained a serious injury. Accident victims who select the Limited Tort must prove that they suffered a “serious injury” which is defined as “death, serious impairment of body function or permanent serious disfigurement”. - Underinsured – Uninsured Motorist Coverages
There is one thing that is worse than getting into a motor vehicle accident in the first place, and that is getting into an accident with an uninsured motorist. Fortunately, if you have uninsured motorist coverage, your insurance company will pay you the compensation for the accident that you cannot recover from the uninsured motorist.
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