Part of what we offer our clients is guidance, which can give them peace of mind as they struggle through difficult times trying to rebuild their lives. We handle the red tape and insurance companies, so our clients can concentrate on what really matters: getting the medical treatment they need to recover as best they can after an auto collision. We also understand that getting through the difficulties caused by automobile collisions can present more than just legal challenges — there are emotional challenges, and we help our clients get to people who can help them on that journey.

At the Quatrini Law Group, we are committed to seeing you get the fair compensation you need — not just for today — but for the duration of your injury and recovery. After an accident, we work as a team to coordinate efforts for our clients in case they also need to apply for Social Security Disability benefits or workers’ compensation benefits as the result of an accident. If you have been seriously injured in an auto collision or you have lost a loved one in a wrongful death incident, contact a highly skilled Greensburg personal injury attorney at the Quatrini Law Group today by calling at 888-534-6016.

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In handling a wage loss claim for a client who injured his neck and shoulder in an auto collision, I was able to obtain $20,000 more in wage loss benefits than the auto insurance carrier offered.  When the carrier refused to pay the actual loss of income to my client, I fought for the wage loss benefits he deserved.  It was not fair that my client lost his part-time business he had grown by working nights and weekends.  You should be sure you have adequate wage loss coverage on your auto insurance.

A long-term disability client that is represented by Attorney Joyce Novotny-Prettiman received long awaited good news about her claim that was denied by the insurance company.  After suffering with significant low back pain, fibromyalgia, irritable bowel syndrome and Sjogren’s syndrome, Joyce won her appeal and she will receive two years of benefits.

Jeffrey Monzo, one of the firm’s personal injury attorneys, recently obtained a $295,000 settlement for a client who was injured in a fall while working as an independent contractor for a Power Company.  The client developed Compartment Syndrome resulting in a partial amputation of his leg. Despite the fact that liability was disputed in that it was alleged that the client’s fall was a result of his own negligence the settlement was obtained when we were able to demonstrate the condition on the Company’s premises that caused the fall and the causation of the injury from the fall.

After suffering serious injuries as a result of being T-boned at an intersection, including herniated discs in the neck and back along with permanent nerve damage, Attorney Joyce Novotny-Prettiman collected the policy limits on an underinsured motorist claim.  The coverage was collected from a car that was not insured on the same policy as the car she was driving when injured and was possible because the family car exclusion was struck down in Joyce’s case of Gallagher v. GEICO.

Attorney Joyce Novotny-Prettiman was able to obtain payment of stacked underinsured motorist (UIM) coverage for her client who was injured in an auto crash.  The paperwork from the client’s insurance company showed UIM coverage of $50,000 per vehicle, unstacked.  Joyce investigated the waiver and successfully argued it was invalid. She was able to recover stacked UIM benefits of $100,000 for her client.

It was a great victory to be able to obtain income loss benefits for a self-employed client who was hurt in a car crash and not able to work.  As bills were piling up, the wage loss coverage purchased by my client through his auto insurance was supposed to be there to help him through this exact situation.  I was able to battle his own insurance company to get those benefits paid.

Our client was at a house in Monroeville, Pennsylvania, when she tripped and fell on uneven stairs leading from the front door to the driveway. Her injuries included a fracture to her proximal humerus, which required surgery, damage to her teeth, and multiple other injuries. Our personal injury attorneys worked with an engineer and prepared a report detailing numerous defects in the stairs, including the absence of a handrail, leading to our client’s fall. A lawsuit was filed in Allegheny County and our attorneys obtained a substantial settlement for our client prior to trial.