Fighting for accident victims throughout Old Forge and Lackawanna County. We recover the compensation you deserve.
Our Old Forge personal injury attorneys are available 24/7 to discuss your case.
Old Forge sits along the Lackawanna River with easy access to Interstate 81 and Route 11 — roadways that bring both opportunity and risk to this close-knit borough. When a work injury at one of the industrial parks along Keyser Avenue sidelines you for months, or a construction accident on a local development project leaves you with permanent limitations, the workers compensation system alone may fall far short of what you need to recover.
Our Old Forge personal injury attorneys investigate every workplace accident to determine whether a third party shares responsibility. Negligent subcontractors, defective equipment manufacturers, and building owners who ignore safety hazards can all be held accountable through a personal injury claim that provides full compensation — including the pain and suffering, emotional distress, and complete lost wages that workers comp does not cover.
Collisions on Route 11 along the Lackawanna River, crashes at busy intersections on South Main Street, and highway accidents near the I-81 on-ramps — we prove fault and pursue maximum compensation from negligent drivers.
Heavy truck traffic serving local businesses and traveling I-81 creates constant risk. We investigate trucking company records, driver compliance logs, and vehicle maintenance histories to build claims against all responsible parties.
Industrial park accidents, manufacturing injuries, and construction falls along the Keyser Avenue corridor — we pursue third-party claims against negligent parties beyond your employer to maximize your total recovery.
Icy sidewalks during winter, wet floors in local restaurants and shops, and poorly maintained walkways at commercial properties — we document hazardous conditions and prove the property owner's negligence caused your injury.
Patients treated at regional hospitals like Geisinger CMC and Moses Taylor deserve competent care. We pursue claims for surgical errors, misdiagnoses, and treatment failures with the support of qualified medical experts.
Workplace fatalities from unsafe conditions, construction site collapses, and industrial accidents leave families devastated. We pursue wrongful death and survival actions to recover funeral costs, lost income, and loss of companionship.
Extensive experience in Lackawanna County courts and with employers' insurance carriers serving the Old Forge area
Millions recovered for workplace injury and accident victims across northeastern Pennsylvania
You pay nothing unless we recover compensation for you
Direct access to your attorney throughout your case — not a paralegal or voicemail
We handle workers comp disputes, pursue third-party liability claims, and manage all insurance communications
Construction accidents are among the most complex personal injury cases because multiple parties are often responsible. The general contractor, subcontractors, equipment manufacturers, and property owners each have distinct safety obligations. When one of these parties cuts corners or ignores regulations, injured workers pay the price.
Our attorneys have extensive experience untangling construction site liability. We obtain OSHA reports, review safety inspection records, and work with engineering experts to determine exactly who failed in their duty. Holding every negligent party accountable is how we maximize recovery for injured workers in Old Forge and throughout Lackawanna County.
"I fell from scaffolding at a construction site near Old Forge because the general contractor never inspected the equipment. Workers comp paid my hospital bills but nothing for the months of pain and rehab. PA Attorney Source filed a claim against the contractor and got me a settlement that covered everything — my lost wages, my therapy, and my family's expenses during recovery."
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Pennsylvania law requires personal injury lawsuits to be filed within two years of the injury date. Missing this deadline bars your claim permanently.
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.
Pennsylvania drivers choose between "full tort" and "limited tort" coverage, which determines when you can sue for pain and suffering after a car accident.
Pennsylvania does not cap compensatory damages in most personal injury cases, though claims against government entities have special limitations.
We evaluate your case and explain your legal options at no cost or obligation.
We gather evidence, interview witnesses, obtain records, and consult experts.
We develop a tailored legal strategy to maximize your compensation.
We negotiate aggressively with insurance companies to counter lowball offers.
If a fair settlement is not offered, we are fully prepared to take your case to trial.
We finalize your settlement, address liens, and get your compensation quickly.
First, seek medical attention and tell the doctor your injury is work-related. Report the injury to your supervisor in writing as soon as possible — Pennsylvania requires notice within 120 days to preserve workers compensation benefits. Do not sign any documents from your employer or their insurance company without consulting an attorney. Then contact a personal injury lawyer to evaluate whether a third-party claim exists beyond workers comp.
For the first 90 days after a work injury, your employer can require you to see a physician from their approved list of at least six providers. After 90 days, you may switch to any doctor of your choosing. If your employer does not have a posted list or failed to notify you of it, you can choose your own doctor from the start. Our attorneys ensure your right to choose a physician is protected.
If your employer or their insurance company denies your workers comp claim, you have the right to file a Claim Petition with the Workers Compensation Bureau. A Workers Compensation Judge will hold hearings and review evidence before issuing a decision. Meanwhile, our attorneys also investigate whether a third-party personal injury claim can provide additional compensation regardless of the workers comp outcome.
Yes. Old Forge and surrounding areas in Lackawanna County have active construction and development projects, and construction site injuries — falls from scaffolding, struck-by-object incidents, electrocutions, and trench collapses — are among the most serious workplace injuries we handle. In many cases, a general contractor, subcontractor, or equipment supplier shares liability beyond your direct employer.
The value depends on the severity of your injuries, your medical expenses, lost wages, future earning capacity, and the impact on your quality of life. Workers compensation alone typically covers only medical bills and partial wages. A third-party personal injury claim can recover pain and suffering, full lost income, and future care costs. Our attorneys evaluate every factor to calculate the true value of your claim before negotiating.
If you've been injured in Old Forge or anywhere in Lackawanna 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.
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