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Find Out the Top 10 Traffic Violations in Pennsylvania From 2018-2022

Posted on behalf of Schmidt Kramer on March 26, 2024 in Car Accidents

What is the most common traffic ticket issued in Pennsylvania? If you guessed speeding tickets, you are correct by a wide margin. Data gathered by PA Courts InfoShare reveals 21 percent of traffic citations issued between 2018 and 2022 were for speeding. In February 2024, PA Courts used the data to create an infographic called […]

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Anyone involved in a crash could suffer severe injuries, including the driver who caused the accident. Sometimes the at-fault driver dies while the victim survives. This can raise questions in victims’ minds. Can they still seek compensation from the at-fault driver? Does his or her insurance policy still provide coverage? Below, Schmidt Kramer’s licensed attorneys […]

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Congratulations to Schmidt Kramer’s New Partner, Daryl Christopher

Posted on behalf of Schmidt Kramer on March 20, 2024 in General

Schmidt Kramer is excited to announce that Daryl Christopher has become the newest partner at our firm, joining existing partners Charles Schmidt, Gerard Kramer and Scott Cooper. Daryl, who currently serves on the Board of Governors of the Pennsylvania Association for Justice, is a powerhouse managing personal injury, product defect and medical malpractice cases. He […]

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Can I Add Scarring or Disfigurement to My Harrisburg Car Crash Claim?

Posted on behalf of Schmidt Kramer on March 19, 2024 in Car Accidents

Scarring or disfigurement caused by a crash leaves victims with a lasting imprint of the trauma they experienced. These permanent reminders create difficult physical and emotional challenges for the victims. In this blog, Schmidt Kramer explains how scarring or disfigurement could occur in a crash and your potential options for seeking compensation. We understand the […]

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The Judicial Conduct Board of Pennsylvania met on February 5th to select officers for the year. We are pleased to announce Schmidt Kramer partner Scott Cooper was elected as chair. Cooper and the other officers were selected unanimously. Cooper was appointed by then-Governor Tom Wolf as a lawyer member of the Judicial Conduct Board back […]

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The Central Penn Business Journal’s Power 100 List is composed of leaders in our communities who help improve the quality of life in central Pennsylvania. Schmidt Kramer is proud to announce that our very own Scott Cooper has been chosen for the 2024 Power 100 List. Cooper, a partner at our firm, takes on motor […]

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At-fault drivers make a lot of arguments about why they should not be held liable for a crash. While many of these arguments are flimsy, some may sound reasonable. For example, if the other driver says he or she had a seizure or briefly lost consciousness. The question is whether the law allows drivers to […]

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Construction zones can be dangerous places for drivers in large or small vehicles. If drivers, construction companies and other parties traveling through these areas are not careful, dangerous collisions can occur. Victims of these crashes often assume another driver is at fault, and oftentimes they are right. However, other parties can be involved, particularly when […]

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What Harrisburg Car Crash Victims Need to Know About Hip Pain

Posted on behalf of Schmidt Kramer on February 23, 2024 in Car Accidents

A hip injury caused by a Pennsylvania car crash can be extremely debilitating. These injuries are often incredibly painful and may dramatically affect your mobility. Schmidt Kramer discusses some of the most common hip injuries caused by collisions, as well as the symptoms, treatment options and long-term complications that may result. Those who suffered hip […]

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Who is at Fault When a Car Crashes into a Building in Harrisburg, PA?

Posted on behalf of Schmidt Kramer on February 21, 2024 in Car Accidents

There are many different types of car accidents, including some that involve the surrounding environment, like nearby buildings. These accidents are often caused by impaired drivers or those who mistakenly hit the accelerator. Elderly drivers are also at risk for these collisions, as they may have impaired vision and delayed reaction time. You may think […]

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