Experienced Personal Injury Attorneys Serving Kingston, PA
Kingston sits just across the Susquehanna River from Wilkes-Barre, and its busy corridors — Wyoming Avenue, Market Street, and the Route 309 connector — see a steady stream of collisions ranging from rear-end crashes at shopping center exits to serious head-on accidents. When the other driver's insurance company calls with a quick settlement offer, they are not looking out for your interests. Our Kingston personal injury lawyers are.
We build every case by first understanding the full scope of your injuries. That means reviewing emergency department records, consulting with your treating physicians, projecting future medical needs, and tallying lost wages and diminished earning capacity. Only after we have a complete picture do we engage the insurer — and we negotiate from strength because we are always ready to take the case to trial in Luzerne County Court.
Personal Injury Cases We Handle in Kingston
Car Accidents
Wyoming Avenue crashes, intersection collisions near Kingston Corners, and Route 309 highway incidents — we gather police reports, witness statements, and camera evidence to build liability cases against at-fault drivers and their insurers.
Truck Accidents
Commercial vehicles traveling between I-81 and local distribution points regularly pass through Kingston. When these large trucks cause accidents, we pursue claims against the driver, the trucking company, and any negligent maintenance providers.
Motorcycle Accidents
Kingston-area riders face unique hazards on narrow borough roads. We counter insurance company assumptions about rider fault with physical evidence, reconstruction analysis, and expert testimony to prove negligence by the other driver.
Slip & Fall
Icy sidewalks in winter, wet floors at Gateway Shopping Center, or poorly maintained stairs in older Kingston buildings — we document hazardous conditions and prove property owners failed their duty of care.
Medical Malpractice
Whether at a Kingston medical office or a nearby Wilkes-Barre hospital, diagnostic errors and treatment failures harm patients daily. We partner with medical experts to show how your provider deviated from the accepted standard of care.
Wrongful Death
Losing a family member to negligence is devastating. We help Kingston families pursue wrongful death claims for lost income, funeral expenses, and the emotional void left by their loved one's passing.
Why Kingston Injury Victims Choose Our Firm
Local Knowledge
Deep familiarity with Kingston's traffic patterns and Luzerne County court procedures
Proven Results
Millions recovered for accident victims across the Wyoming Valley
No Fee Unless We Win
You pay nothing unless we recover compensation for you
Personal Attention
Direct access to your attorney — not a paralegal or call center
Comprehensive Support
We coordinate medical care, handle insurance paperwork, and manage property damage claims
How We Maximize Your Insurance Recovery in Kingston
Insurance companies servicing Kingston and the Wyoming Valley know that many residents carry limited tort policies and use that fact to discourage claims. Our attorneys review every client's policy, identify exceptions that may apply even to limited tort holders, and build a case that forces the insurer to pay attention.
We have recovered millions for Kingston clients who were initially told their claims had little value. Our edge: relentless documentation, medical expert collaboration, and a reputation for taking cases to verdict when the offer is unfair.
"A driver ran a stop sign on Market Street and hit my car broadside. The insurance adjuster tried to argue I was speeding, which was completely false. PA Attorney Source obtained surveillance footage from a nearby business that proved otherwise and negotiated a settlement that covered my surgeries and months of lost income."
Jennifer L.
Kingston, PA
Pennsylvania Injury Laws That Affect Your Kingston Case
Two-Year Statute of Limitations
Pennsylvania law requires personal injury lawsuits to be filed within two years of the injury date. Missing this deadline bars your claim permanently.
Modified Comparative Negligence
Your compensation is reduced by your percentage of fault. If you are more than 51% responsible, you cannot recover damages at all under Pennsylvania's modified rule.
Choice No-Fault Auto Insurance
Pennsylvania drivers choose between "full tort" and "limited tort" coverage, which determines when you can sue for pain and suffering after a car accident.
No Cap on Compensatory Damages
Pennsylvania does not cap compensatory damages in most personal injury cases, though claims against government entities have special limitations.
How We Handle Your Kingston Injury Case
Free Consultation
We evaluate your case and explain your legal options at no cost or obligation.
Investigation
We gather evidence, interview witnesses, obtain records, and consult experts.
Case Strategy
We develop a tailored legal strategy to maximize your compensation.
Negotiation
We negotiate aggressively with insurance companies to counter lowball offers.
Litigation
If a fair settlement is not offered, we are fully prepared to take your case to trial.
Resolution
We finalize your settlement, address liens, and get your compensation quickly.
Our Practice Areas
Frequently Asked Questions About Personal Injury Cases in Kingston
Ensure your safety and call 911 immediately. Seek medical attention even if you feel fine because some injuries take hours or days to appear. Photograph the vehicles, road conditions, and any traffic signs. Exchange insurance details with the other driver. Do not discuss fault and do not give the other driver's insurer a recorded statement without consulting an attorney first.
Pennsylvania uses a choice no-fault system. If you selected limited tort, you generally cannot sue for pain and suffering unless your injury qualifies as 'serious' under the law. Full tort policyholders retain the right to sue for all damages. Our attorneys review your policy and determine which path maximizes your recovery.
You may be entitled to medical bills, rehabilitation costs, lost wages, diminished earning capacity, pain and suffering, emotional distress, and property damage. In cases of extreme negligence, punitive damages may apply. We evaluate every category of loss to build the strongest possible claim.
Pennsylvania law generally allows two years from the date of injury. However, evidence deteriorates quickly — surveillance footage is overwritten, skid marks fade, and witness memories change. We recommend contacting an attorney within days of the accident to preserve key evidence.
Yes, under Pennsylvania's comparative negligence rule you can recover damages if you are less than 51 percent at fault. Your award is reduced by your share of responsibility. Insurance companies routinely exaggerate victim fault to reduce payouts, so having an attorney who can counter these claims is critical.
Areas We Serve in Luzerne County
Wilkes-Barre
Borough
Hazleton
Second Largest City
Kingston
Borough
Mountain Top
Census-designated place
Nanticoke
City
Pittston
City
Plymouth
Borough
Exeter
Borough
Swoyersville
Borough
Duryea
Borough
Edwardsville
Borough
Larksville
Borough
Plains
Township
Forty Fort
Borough
Wyoming
Borough
Luzerne
Borough
Dallas
Borough
Harveys Lake
Borough
Injured in Kingston? Contact Us Today
If you've been injured in Kingston or anywhere in Luzerne County, don't wait to get the legal help you need. The sooner you contact our experienced personal injury attorneys, the sooner we can begin protecting your rights and building your case.
- Free, no-obligation consultation
- No fee unless we win your case
- Home and hospital visits available
- Millions recovered for Pennsylvania injury victims
Contact Our Kingston Personal Injury Attorneys
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