When a driver with limited tort gets into an accident that was someone else’s fault, the negligent driver’s insurance will pay for their out-of-pocket medical costs, lost income, and property damage. Some people believe that limited tort means the policyholder can’t sue after a car crash for any of their damages. Others believe that limited tort means a driver cannot sue for their pain, suffering, or other non-economic losses. These beliefs often aren’t correct.
There are some situations in which injured motorists with limited tort coverage can’t sue an at-fault driver for pain and suffering. However, an experienced lawyer can help you understand whether your specific case can lead to a full recovery for all of your car accident injuries, despite your limited tort insurance policy.
No matter the situation, it is difficult to reach a positive outcome in a limited tort case alone. Insurance adjusters and defense attorneys know all the tricks to minimize liability for the parties they represent. Hiring a knowledgeable and renowned personal injury law firm is the only way to level the playing field and get the settlement or verdict that is due.
Our firm cares about our clients. We are dedicated to getting injured limited tort victims the money they are due. If you or a loved one was injured, call Ostroff Godshall Injury and Accident Lawyers for a free consult with a Pennsylvania limited tort lawyer.
We can arrange a meeting at one of our offices or at a location of your choosing, such as your home, work, or hospital. Our team is ready to speak with you 24 hours a day, seven days a week. When you call, we’ll listen to your story and explain what our firm can do for you.