purchase, george & murphey.
purchase, george & murphey.
When you or a loved one have been injured in a car accident in Erie or elsewhere in northwest Pennsylvania that was caused by another driver’s or party’s negligence, you deserve to be compensated for your injuries and losses, including your medical expenses, lost wages and income, and pain and suffering. At Purchase, George & Murphey, P.C., our Erie car accident attorneys have the experience and resources to help you pursue a claim for compensation.
If you’ve been in a car accident in Erie through no fault of your own, contact Purchase, George & Murphey today to schedule a free case evaluation to talk to one of our dedicated car accident attorneys about your case and to learn more about your legal rights and options for seeking a financial recovery for your injuries and damages.
If you or a loved one have been injured in a car accident, there are steps you can take to best protect your rights to compensation when your accident was caused by another negligent party.
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When you hire Purchase, George & Murphey to represent you in your car accident case, you can be assured that we will vigorously pursue the financial recovery that you need for your injuries and damages. We thoroughly investigate each client’s case, work with experts, and aggressively negotiate with the insurance companies to get you full and fair compensation.
If you or a loved one have been in a car accident through no fault of your own, you need experienced legal representation to help you obtain the maximum compensation you need to recover from your injuries and help you get your life back to normal following your accident. Schedule a no-obligation consultation with the car accident attorneys of Purchase, George & Murphey today.
Erie is a city located on the southern shore of Lake Erie. The county seat of Erie County, Pennsylvania, Erie was originally inhabited by the Erie Nation of Native Americans, until they were defeated by the Iroquois Confederacy during the Beaver Wars (also known as the French-Iroquois Wars). French settlers first arrived in the area in 1753, but ultimately abandoned the area in 1760 and following the end of the Seven Years’ War. Following the American Revolution, Erie was part of the disputed Erie Triangle, territory that was claimed by four different states; the land was ultimately relinquished by the Iroquois to Pennsylvania. In the 19th century, Erie developed a flourishing shipbuilding, fishing, and railroad transport industry, leading to the development of a significant manufacturing industry in the 20th century. Following the decline of manufacturing beginning in the 1970s, the local Erie economy began to branch out into other sectors, including healthcare, higher education, technology, services, and tourism.
The police determined that I was partially at fault for my accident. Can I still claim compensation for my injuries and damages? +
Yes. It is important to remember that a police accident report that assigns fault for an accident, although it is highly persuasive evidence, is not a binding conclusion in a later lawsuit arising from that car accident. You may be able to show later-collected evidence that disproves the police’s conclusion. And even if you are found partially at fault for the accident, you will still be able to recover compensation provided you do not bear the majority of the fault for the accident; your compensation will be reduced by your percentage of fault for the accident.
The insurance company offered me a check. Do I still need an attorney? +
Yes. Bear in mind that the insurance company’s first settlement offer is rarely the full amount of compensation that you deserve or the full amount of compensation the insurance company is ultimately prepared to offer. An attorney can evaluate any insurance settlement offer you receive to help you understand whether it represents fair compensation under the particular circumstances of your case, and can negotiate with the insurance company to try to obtain a higher settlement offer from them.
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Although we take great pride in our excellent case results, our greatest satisfaction comes from the kind words shared by our clients. Read what others say about us here.
