Motor vehicle accidents always result in a loss: the loss of physical freedom, the loss of expensive property, the loss of emotional stability, the loss of financial security, and sometimes even the loss of life. While a car accident lawsuit can’t undo what happened to you or your loved ones, it can help alleviate the unexpected financial burden of the crash and give you some sense of justice and peace.
The Cranberry Township car accident attorneys at Munley Law are here to help pick up the pieces after a serious accident. Since opening our doors in 1959, we have helped clients throughout Butler County recover compensation for medical bills, lost wages, and other crash-related expenses. Contact us today for a free consultation about your case with a Cranberry Township personal injury lawyer. We’ll review your options and explain how we can help protect your rights under Pennsylvania law.
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Cranberry Township Accident Statistics
Cranberry Township commuters traveling to and from Pittsburgh often take Routes 19, I-79, and I-279 to get to work every day. Along with busy commuters, these highways are hubs for commercial vehicles—naturally increasing the risk of Cranberry Township truck accidents. I-79 is particularly dangerous with blind curves and aggressive drivers; if someone is unfamiliar with the route, it’s easy to get confused or distracted and cause a catastrophic crash.
In 2023, PennDOT recorded 110,382 crashes with 1,209 fatalities (the second-highest in a decade). Construction zones—common near Cranberry’s growing Route 228 corridor—accounted for 1,216 crashes statewide, resulting in 22 deaths and 689 injuries. Weather worsens these risks, especially on Freedom Road’s steep grade during winter storms.
If you were injured in a car crash, you need a Cranberry Township injury attorney familiar with local accident sites, regulations, and the Butler County Court of Common Pleas. Munley Law’s deep roots in Cranberry Township mean we know the traffic patterns, road conditions, and local insurance practices. Call today for your free initial consultation.
Common Types of Car Accidents in Cranberry Township
In Cranberry Township, we see distinct patterns in the types of car accidents that occur. Some of the common practice areas we handle include:
- Head-on collisions
- Rear-end collisions
- Truck accidents
- Parking lot accidents
- Construction zone accidents
- Underride accidents
- Rollover accidents
- Rideshare car accidents
- Sideswipe accidents
- T-bone accidents
While this list covers many types of Cranberry Township car accidents, it’s not exhaustive. We’ll discuss your unique story during your free consultation and outline our strategy for securing a fair settlement.
Common Car Accident Injuries in Cranberry Twp.
At Munley Law, we represent victims who have suffered:
- Traumatic brain injuries
- Spinal cord injuries and paralysis
- Broken bones and fractures
- Burns
- Lacerations and bruising
- Whiplash
- Soft tissue injuries
- Internal bleeding and organ damage
- Catastrophic injuries
- Wrongful death
Each of these injuries can affect victims—and their families—for life. Our firm fights for the fair compensation you deserve, and our Cranberry Township wrongful death lawyers pursue justice when crashes turn fatal.
Pennsylvania Insurance Laws for Cranberry Township
Pennsylvania operates on a “choice no-fault system” in car accidents. How does that affect your claim? Here’s a breakdown:
Full vs. limited tort coverage: Drivers choose between full and limited tort. Full tort preserves all rights to sue for damages, including pain and suffering. Limited (no-fault) coverage means your own insurer pays your medical bills under PIP and restricts your ability to sue for non-economic damages.
Comparative Negligence in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania follows a modified comparative negligence rule. You can recover damages as long as you’re not more than 51% at fault. Your award is reduced by your percentage of fault. For example, if another driver ran a red light but you were speeding, you might be found 20% at fault—entitling you to 80% of your total damages. We conduct independent investigations to minimize your fault and maximize your compensation.
How a Cranberry Auto Accident Lawyer Can Help With Your Lawsuit
Over 65 years, Munley Law has built a network of resources to win cases. We obtain PennDOT traffic-camera footage, secure surveillance from local businesses, and work closely with police to gather complete documentation on your crash.
We hire reconstruction experts to analyze skid marks, vehicle damage, and road conditions. We interview eyewitnesses and collaborate with medical consultants on injury impact. With Munley attorneys experienced in Cranberry Township motorcycle and truck collisions, no detail is overlooked. We work 24/7 to craft a winning strategy and secure the highest possible compensation.
Negotiating With the Insurance Companies
Car-accident cases in Butler County move through the Court of Common Pleas. After filing, both sides enter discovery, exchange evidence, and attend settlement conferences. If insurers refuse a fair offer, we take your case to trial. Our attorneys are board-certified by the National Board of Trial Advocacy and consistently named among Best Lawyers in America, with many multi-million-dollar results.
Compensation Available in a Cranberry Car Accident Lawsuit
You can seek economic damages—medical expenses, lost wages, loss of earning capacity, property damage, and funeral costs—and non-economic damages—pain and suffering, emotional distress, and diminished quality of life.
Why Choose Munley Law in Cranberry Township
Pennsylvania affords two years to file a personal injury claim. Miss that deadline, and you lose your right to compensation. Our attorneys work relentlessly to resolve cases quickly and successfully on a contingency basis—you pay nothing unless we win. Contact Munley Law today for your free consultation. We’ll review your case, explain your options, and guide you to the next steps.
We’re ready to help you. Contact us or complete our online form for a free consultation. The sooner you reach out, the sooner we can start working for you.