Skip to content
We offer a free case evaluation. You don't pay unless we win you money.
Call Us 1-800-624-8888 Get A Free Consultation
The Rothenberg Law Firm Accident and Injury Lawyers Logo
  • Practice Areas
    • Personal Injury
    • Car Accidents
    • Pedestrian Accidents
    • Rideshare Accidents
    • Truck Accidents
    • Motorcycle Accidents
    • Bicycle Accidents
  • Locations
    • New York
      • New York City
      • Brooklyn
    • Pennsylvania
      • Philadelphia
    • New Jersey
      • Cherry Hill
      • Hackensack
      • Lakewood
  • About Us
    • Attorneys
    • People
    • Resources & Technology
    • Referral Policy
    • Missions & Values
    • Reputation & Record
    • Affordable Justice
    • Videos
    • Rothenberg Method
    • Community Commitment
  • Results
  • Blog
  • Contact Us

Philadelphia Slip and Fall Attorney

Home  >  Philadelphia Slip and Fall Attorney

Billions Recovered for Clients | Over 50 Years in Philadelphia | No Fee Unless We Win

Many people think that slip and fall accidents result in nothing more than a scraped knee or a bruised ego. But for many people, a seemingly minor tumble results in serious, sometimes life-altering injuries.   

A broken hip that requires surgery, a fractured wrist that never heals right, a back injury that makes it hard to stand, or a traumatic brain injury that makes it difficult to perform tasks you’ve always done. These are some of the injuries many slip and fall accident victims suffer.  

While your doctors work on your physical recovery, the Philadelphia slip and fall attorneys at the Rothenberg Law Firm can help you with your financial recovery. Medical bills are arriving. You may not be able to work. The pain is constant. And you're wondering whether the property owner who let this happen can actually be held responsible.

Our firm has spent over 50 years holding negligent property owners accountable for dangerous conditions that injure others. If someone else's carelessness caused your fall, we are ready to fight for your full and fair compensation.

Your rights matter, and we are here to fight for them

Free Legal Case Evaluation

Table of contents

  • Can I Sue for a Slip and Fall Accident in Philadelphia?
  • Why Do I Need a Philadelphia Premises Liability Lawyer?
  • Why Philadelphia Families Choose the Rothenberg Law Firm for Slip and Fall Cases
  • Where Do Slip and Fall Accidents Happen in Philadelphia?
  • Injuries Our Philadelphia Slip and Fall Lawyers See Most Often
  • What Compensation Can I Recover for a Slip and Fall in Philadelphia?
  • Pennsylvania Laws That Affect Your Slip and Fall Claim
  • Already Received Medical Care? Here's What to Do Next
  • How Our Philadelphia Slip and Fall Attorneys Build Your Case
  • FAQs: What Philadelphia Residents Ask About Slip and Fall Claims
  • Serving Slip and Fall Clients Throughout Greater Philadelphia
  • Ready to Talk About Your Slip and Fall Case?

Can I Sue for a Slip and Fall Accident in Philadelphia?

Caution: Slip and Fall Hazard - Floor Sign Ensuring Safety Measures

Yes. If a property owner's negligence caused your fall and injuries, you may have a premises liability claim under Pennsylvania law. Property owners have a legal obligation to keep their premises reasonably safe. When they breach that duty and someone gets hurt, they can be held financially responsible of your injuries.

To win a slip and fall case in Philadelphia, our attorneys work to prove that the property owner knew about the dangerous condition (or should have known), failed to fix it or warn visitors, and that failure directly caused your injuries.

Why Do I Need a Philadelphia Premises Liability Lawyer?

Our Philadelphia premises liability attorneys can often help you recover more by proving what the property owner did wrong, gathering evidence before it disappears, and showing how much your injuries have really cost you.

That can make a major difference in the value of your claim. According to extensive studies conducted by the Insurance Research Council, injured people who hire lawyers receive slip and fall settlements that are 3.5 times higher on average than those who handle claims on their own. That difference means that those who work with attorneys collect substantially more money than those who fight insurance companies alone, even after paying attorneys' fees.

Our experienced slip and fall attorneys communicate with the insurance companies on your behalf. We aggressively counter lowball offers, challenge attempts to blame you for the accident, and prepare the case for court if the insurer refuses to settle fairly. 

Why Philadelphia Families Choose the Rothenberg Law Firm for Slip and Fall Cases

When you've been seriously injured in a fall, you need a team that will fight insurance companies that want to pay you as little as possible or nothing at all — a team that is prepared to take your case to court when insurance companies refuse to settle fairly.  

Over 50 Years Serving Philadelphia

Our firm opened its doors in Philadelphia in 1969. We know this city, its courts, its neighborhoods, and its people. When you work with our slip and fall attorneys in Philadelphia, you get lawyers who understand the local legal landscape.

Billions Recovered for Injured Clients

Over five decades, our firm has recovered billions of dollars for clients injured by negligence. That track record gives us leverage when negotiating with insurance companies and credibility if your case goes to trial.

We Treat Clients Like Family

Roughly half of our attorneys share the same last name. The rest share the same values. When we take your case, we fight for you as one of our own. We answer your calls and your questions. We take the time to listen and understand what you’re going through, and we build a case that positions you for the outcome you need.

No Fee Unless We Win

Our slip and fall lawyers in Philadelphia work on a contingency fee basis. You pay nothing up front and nothing unless we recover compensation for you. Your consultation is free.

Talk to a Philadelphia slip and fall lawyer today. 

Where Do Slip and Fall Accidents Happen in Philadelphia?

Dangerous conditions can exist on any property. Our Philadelphia premises liability attorneys handle slip and fall cases involving:

  • Grocery stores and supermarkets with wet floors, spilled products, or cluttered aisles
  • Retail stores with uneven flooring, poor lighting, or merchandise in walkways
  • Restaurants and bars with slippery surfaces near kitchens and restrooms
  • Apartment buildings with broken stairs, missing handrails, or poorly maintained common areas
  • Office buildings with wet lobby floors or defective elevators and escalators
  • Sidewalks and parking lots with cracked pavement, potholes, or ice and snow

Property owners in Philadelphia have a duty to maintain safe conditions. When they fail, and someone gets injured, our attorneys hold them accountable.

Injuries Our Philadelphia Slip and Fall Lawyers See Most Often

A slip and fall can cause injuries that affect you for months, years, or the rest of your life. Common injuries our clients suffer include:

  • Traumatic brain injuries from hitting your head on the floor or a hard surface
  • Broken hips, which often require surgery and lengthy rehabilitation
  • Fractured wrists, arms, and ankles from trying to break your fall
  • Back and spinal cord injuries that may cause chronic pain or paralysis
  • Knee injuries, including torn ligaments that require surgical repair

The severity of your injuries directly affects the value of your claim. Our attorneys work with medical professionals to document the full extent of your injuries and their impact on your life.

What Compensation Can I Recover for a Slip and Fall in Philadelphia?

If a property owner's negligence caused your fall, you may be able to recover compensation for:

  • Medical expenses, including emergency care, surgery, physical therapy, and ongoing treatment
  • Lost wages if your injuries prevent you from working
  • Future lost income if your injuries affect your ability to earn a living long-term
  • Pain and suffering, both physical and emotional
  • Loss of enjoyment of life if your injuries prevent you from activities you once enjoyed

Insurance companies will try to minimize what they pay. Our Philadelphia slip and fall attorneys fight for fair compensation that reflects the true cost of your injuries.

Pennsylvania Laws That Affect Your Slip and Fall Claim

There are some key Pennsylvania laws that shape and limit premises liability claims. If you file a slip and fall claim in Philadelphia, these are some of the rules that can affect your claim:

Statute of Limitations

Pennsylvania gives you two years from the date of your injury to file a personal injury lawsuit. After that window closes, you lose the right to seek compensation, which is why talking to a personal injury lawyer soon after your fall is so important.

Comparative Negligence

Under Pennsylvania's comparative negligence law (42 Pa.C.S. § 7102), you can still recover damages even if you were partially at fault for your fall, and your compensation will be reduced by your percentage of fault. However, if you are found more than 50% responsible, you cannot pursue compensation through the courts. 

Property Owner's Duty of Care

Pennsylvania law requires property owners to maintain safe conditions for lawful visitors. The level of care depends on why you were on the property. Business customers (invitees) are owed the highest duty. Property owners must actively inspect for hazards and fix them promptly to prevent accidents like yours. 

The Hills and Ridges Doctrine

For snow and ice cases in Pennsylvania, you typically must show that the ice or snow had accumulated into "hills and ridges," meaning the property owner had notice and a reasonable time to clear it. A light dusting of snow that just fell may not create liability, but icy conditions that persisted for hours or days likely will.

Already Received Medical Care? Here's What to Do Next

If you've already seen a doctor for your slip and fall injuries, there are additional steps you can take to protect your claim and strengthen your case:

  • Hire a slip and fall lawyer. This is the most important step. A premises liability attorney knows how to preserve evidence, deal with insurance companies, and build a strong case. The sooner you have legal representation, the better.
  • Keep all medical appointments. Following your treatment plan shows that your injuries are serious. Gaps in treatment give insurance companies ammunition to argue your injuries aren't that bad.
  • Document your recovery. Keep a written or video journal describing your pain levels, limitations, and how your injuries affect daily life. This evidence helps prove your damages.
  • Save all records and receipts. Medical bills, pharmacy receipts, and records of missed work all support your claim for damages.
  • Don't talk to the property owner's insurance company without legal counsel. Anything you say can be used to reduce or deny your claim. Let your attorney handle all communications.

Our Philadelphia slip and fall attorneys can guide you through each of these steps and make sure nothing falls through the cracks.

How Our Philadelphia Slip and Fall Attorneys Build Your Case

Premises liability cases require careful investigation and strong evidence. When you hire our firm, here's what happens:

We start by gathering every piece of evidence that supports your claim. This includes surveillance video from the property, photographs of the hazard, incident reports, maintenance logs, and records of previous complaints. Property owners often try to destroy or hide this evidence, so time is critical.

Our attorneys interview witnesses who saw your fall or who can testify about the dangerous condition. We work with medical professionals who can explain how your injuries will affect your life. And we consult with safety professionals who can testify about whether the property owner met their legal obligations.

Then we handle all negotiations with the insurance company. Insurers know our track record. They know we prepare every case for trial and that we're willing to go the distance. That gives us leverage to fight for fair compensation on your behalf.

Contact us for a free case review today. 

FAQs: What Philadelphia Residents Ask About Slip and Fall Claims

How much does a slip and fall lawyer cost in Philadelphia?

Our Philadelphia slip and fall attorneys work on a contingency fee basis. You pay nothing up front and nothing unless we recover compensation for you. The fee is a percentage of your recovery, which we discuss during your free consultation.

How long do slip and fall cases take in Pennsylvania?

Every case is different. Some settle within months. Others take a year or more, especially if liability is disputed or the case goes to trial. Our attorneys work efficiently while still building the strongest possible case for you.

What if I fell on government-owned property in Philadelphia?

Claims against government entities in Pennsylvania have different rules and shorter deadlines. You may need to file a notice of claim within six months. If you fell on city property, at a SEPTA station, or at any government-owned location, contact a lawyer immediately.

Do I have a case if I didn't report my fall to the property owner?

You may still have a case, but it becomes more difficult to prove. Our attorneys gather evidence from other sources, such as surveillance footage, witness statements, maintenance records, and prior complaints about the same hazard. Contact us even if you didn't file a report.

What if the property owner claims the hazard was obvious?

Insurance companies often argue that the injured person should have seen and avoided the hazard. Pennsylvania law recognizes that distractions, poor lighting, and other circumstances can make hazards difficult to notice. Our lawyers challenge these defenses and fight for your right to compensation.

Serving Slip and Fall Clients Throughout Greater Philadelphia

Our premises liability attorneys represent clients injured in slip and fall accidents throughout the Philadelphia region, including:

  • Center City, Old City, and University City
  • South Philadelphia, North Philadelphia, and West Philadelphia
  • Northeast Philadelphia and the Greater Northeast
  • Montgomery County, Delaware County, Bucks County, and Chester County

We handle cases in the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas and courts throughout southeastern Pennsylvania. Whether your case is filed in state court or requires action before other tribunals, our attorneys know how to move your case forward. If you were injured in a fall anywhere in the region, contact us.

Ready to Talk About Your Slip and Fall Case?

Scott-Rothenberg
Scott J. Rothenberg, Philadelphia Slip and Fall Lawyer

After a serious fall, fast action can make a real difference. Evidence can disappear, witnesses can become harder to reach, and insurance companies may already be building their defense. 

Contact the Rothenberg Law Firm today for a free consultation. We will listen to your story, explain your legal options, and help you take the next step with confidence. You pay nothing unless we recover compensation for you.

Your rights matter, and we are here to fight for them

Free Legal Case Evaluation

Contact Us for A Free Case Review

This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.
Who was injured?(Required)
What is Your Name?(Required)
Describe the injury and how it happened
I agree to be contacted . . .(Required)
You consent to receive SMS messages on the provided phone number from our law firm for future communications. These messages may include updates about your case, or other relevant information. You can opt-out of receiving SMS messages at any time by replying with the word "STOP" to any message you receive. You consent to have your email address added to our newsletter mailing list. You may receive periodic emails with updates, news, and other information from our law firm. You can unsubscribe from these emails at any time by following the unsubscribe link included in the emails. You also consent to our Privacy Policy & Terms of Service posted on the website. This submission doesn't constitute an attorney client relationship.

  • Philadelphia Construction Accident Lawyers
  • Philadelphia Rideshare Accident Attorney
  • Philadelphia Car Accident Attorney
  • Philadelphia Motorcycle Accident Lawyer
  • Philadelphia Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Pennsylvania Personal Injury Lawyer
  • Philadelphia Workers’ Compensation Attorney
  • Philadelphia Drug Recall Attorney
  • Philadelphia Medical Malpractice Attorney
  • Philadelphia Nursing Home Abuse Lawyer

Frequently Asked Questions

Get Answers to your personal injury claim questions:

What is a personal injury accident?

A personal injury accident refers to injuries caused by another party’s intentional, negligent, or reckless actions. Under personal injury law, someone injured can file a claim or lawsuit for fair compensation for injuries.

Personal injury law is a part of tort law, which covers conduct that results in injury, harm, or loss. If someone hurts you, they are liable for damages. A personal injury attorney can help you recover what you are owed.

What types of accidents do personal injury lawyers handle?

There are many different types of personal injury lawsuits. Some of our trial lawyers’ practice areas

include:

  • Motor Vehicle Accidents: Car accidents, truck accidents, and motorcycle accidents are very common. These types of accidents are often a result of another driver’s negligence. If you were involved in an auto accident, you may have suffered serious injuries that require long-term medical care, lost wages and more. An insurance company will try to offer you the least amount for your claim. An auto accident claim brought by a personal injury attorney will help you recover maximum compensation.
  • Medical Malpractice: Mistakes in medical records and errors in medical treatment are preventable. We go to the doctor to get better, not worse. And yet, medical malpractice often leads to serious injury or death. Money can never replace your health, but medical negligence requires fair compensation.
  • Slip and Fall Accidents: We have all slipped on wet floors or icy sidewalks. Or maybe you have fallen in a poorly lit movie theater? When you or a loved one is injured by a slip or fall, it’s possible to bring a premises liability case against the property owner. It is not your fault you slipped and fell because of dangerous conditions or hidden hazards.
  • Premises Liability Accidents: Injuries can be caused by hazardous or unsafe conditions on someone else’s property. However, slip and fall accidents are not the only type of premises liability claim. Assaults due to inadequate security or objects falling on people are other common examples.
  • Construction Accidents: Few industries are as dangerous as construction. Many things can go wrong on a construction site leading to serious or deadly worker injury. Worker’s compensation is not your only option in securing benefits after a devastating incident in the workplace.
  • Traumatic Brain Injuries and Spinal Cord Injuries: Traumatic brain injuries (TBI) are a leading cause of death in the US. Living with a spinal cord injury or TBI requires constant medical care. These catastrophic injuries generally result in permanent disability and are the basis for many personal injury lawsuits.
  • Birth Injuries are avoidable. The resulting damage, however, is permanent. When your baby suffers a traumatic birth injury due to negligent hospitals or medical professionals, you need an experienced birth injury lawyer on your side.
  • Dangerous Drugs: Millions of Americans rely on prescription and over-the-counter medications for their health and wellness. However, drug manufacturers have put people’s lives at risk by failing to warn them about potential dangers and side-effects. If you have developed an injury or illness due to a prescription drug, you may be entitled to compensation.
  • Nursing Home Abuse: A national survey of nursing home staff revealed that 36% of residents experience at least one act of physical abuse of a resident. This is unacceptable. Families trust nursing homes and assisted care facilities to care for our grandparents. Sadly, employees often inflict harm to vulnerable residents.
  • Product Liability: A minor defect might cause an inconvenience, but a major product defect can be devastating. If you are injured while using a defective product, it’s possible to sue for damages. Manufacturers, wholesalers and retailers are often held to state product liability laws. Hiring a personal injury lawyer can help you navigate specific deadlines for a filing product liability claim.
  • Workplace Accidents: Have you been injured on the job? Serious injuries, including amputations, paralysis and traumatic brain injury are painful, expensive, and leave you unable to work. Although worker’s compensation grants certain benefits, you may be able to bring a third party claim against the party responsible for your injuries.

Unfortunately, someone’s negligence can also lead to a family member passing away. When this happens, we can also file a wrongful death action to collect damages on their behalf. No amount of money can bring back your loved one, but we will help to make sure you get the financial compensation you deserve for the loss of your loved one.

How do I know if I have a case for an injury lawsuit?

You may wonder whether your injuries are serious enough to pursue legal action. Under the law, you can seek damages when you suffer a loss that is due to someone else’s negligence. To file a personal injury claim, two key elements are required:

  1. A breach of legal duty between the wrong-doer (the defendant) and the  injured person (the plaintiff) and
  2. Damages that occur because of that breach.

In other words, you can file a personal injury claim when someone else's actions lead to an injury. When both elements take place, a ”tort” occurs. Each situation is different so it's important to discuss the details of your potential case with an attorney. Our team of lawyers has the technical know-how to answer any questions you may have.

What damages can I seek in a Personal Injury Settlement or Case?

Once a personal injury has occurred, the defendant is liable to make good for the damage done. “Damages” are what is owed to you to compensate you for your loss.

It’s not always necessary to go to trial or to file an injury lawsuit. Your personal injury attorney may be able to agree on damages in a personal injury settlement. However, regardless of the extent of your injuries, you need an attorney on your side to make sure that the monetary damages offered to you by the defendant’s insurance company will fully cover your losses.

Damages you may be entitled to are for pain and suffering, lost past wages, loss of future wages, past medical care, future medical care and expenses and more. Therefore, if you were injured, are unable to work, or require ongoing medical care you should pursue a personal injury accident case.

Beyond the damages above known as compensatory damages,  sometimes, a defendant’s actions are so malicious or careless that you may be awarded punitive damages. These damages are paid in addition to actual damages in your personal injury case. They are not compensation for your losses. Punitive damages are awarded to punish the defendant and help prevent others from doing the same.

We understand that unplanned injuries and deaths overwhelm families. Family members carry the burden of arranging medical care and managing medical expenses. We know money cannot fix or replace what you lost, but legal action can help with closure and help you manage the increased expenses that occur when dealing with an injury after an accident. Furthermore,  family members can receive damages for funeral and burial costs if a loved one passes away.

If you decide to pursue a personal injury case, we will ask you to provide us with any documentation you have on the accident. These documents will help us determine damages owed. We will need photos, videos, statements, insurance documents, police reports, and any other information on your injuries or the accident scene. We of course will help you try to obtain the documents you need and will work with you every step of the legal process. You and your loved ones do not have to shoulder the cost of another’s actions. It’s important you hire an experienced attorney with a great track record of winning the compensation you deserve.

How do lawyers determine who's at fault?

Before we can assess how much in damages you may be owed, it is important to determine liability. Liability for a personal injury accident is caused by negligence, intentional acts or falls under the category of “strict liability.”

  • Negligence - Let’s say someone does not stop at a red light and proceeds through an intersection and hits your car. This is an example of a negligent act. Negligence happens when someone fails to take appropriate action and you are harmed as a result.
  • Intentional Act - Some individuals intend to hurt others. Intentional harm is when someone not only wants to hurt you, but does so on purpose. A person grabbing a baseball bat and hitting you with it is considered an intentional act.
  • Strict Liability does not depend on neglect or intent to harm. It is a unique theory that claims a person is liable for their actions even when the outcome is unintentional. This means that people and businesses have to pay for damages even if they are not at fault. For example:
    • Product liability is a common example of when strict liability may apply. Product manufacturers are responsible for ensuring their products are safe when used as directed. If you’re injured while using a product, you need to prove the product was defective through no fault of your own.
    • Dog bites are another example of injuries that may fall under strict liability. Often, dog bites fall under a blend of strict liability and negligence. Many states have laws that hold dog owners strictly liable if their dog bites someone without provocation. If a dog has already been deemed dangerous, the owner is legally responsible for damages the dog caused.

Great legal representation can take the guesswork out of complicated legal practices. If you have any questions about who is at fault in your accident, call The Rothenberg Law Firm at 1-800-624-8888 for a free case evaluation today.

How much is my personal injury case worth?

You might think your personal injury case isn’t worth pursuing. However, damages are determined by a variety of factors. These factors help us determine what the liable party should have to pay.

Our lawyers are highly skilled in assessing damages. We work with you, your medical team, and other experts to determine your losses. The circumstances of your accident and the severity of your injuries, among other things affect the value of your case. We present our findings to a jury or during settlement negotiations with insurance companies and the defendant.

You will receive an honest assessment of your claim. We estimate the potential damages throughout your case and update you as things change. How much you can recover in damages includes the value of:

  • Medical bills - damages may include the past, present, and future costs related to the accident including hospital stays, doctor appointments, medical equipment, diagnostic testing, physical therapy, and more.
  • Lost wages - often, injury victims are unable to work for some time after their injury. You may need to miss work often. Taking time off for doctor appointments and medical treatments can quickly chip away at your income. We calculate lost wages using documentation of the days you missed, your regular rate of pay, and a statement from your employer.
  • Loss of earning capacity - sometimes injuries are so severe that you cannot continue working as you did before. You may need to retrain in a new industry, or have become disabled. You can receive financial compensation for what you would have earned if the accident didn’t happen. There are situations in which our firm would hire an economist or vocational expert to determine the amount of lost future income your injuries may have caused.
  • Loss of consortium - relationships are greatly impacted by injuries and loss of income. Rising medical bills and a complete change in lifestyle can make it hard for loved ones to be there for each other. If you or a spouse were injured to such an extent that one of you can’t possibly carry on a complete relationship with the other (or they were killed), you can be compensated for loss of companionship.
  • Punitive Damages - if there was a clear disregard for human life in your personal injury accident, you may be awarded punitive damages to make an example of the defendant.
  • Wrongful death - These claims can be filed by survivors of individual(s) killed by someone else’s negligence or misconduct. Courts can award compensation for lost love, support, and income of the deceased family member.
  • Pain and suffering - anxiety, difficulty sleeping, depression, severe mental trauma or PTSD are unfortunate effects of a personal injury accident. Comprehensive and accurate records from your therapist, psychologist, or psychiatrist can help in estimating damages.

While you might be unsure as to how to navigate the legal process, our attorneys will handle everything for you. After evaluating your injuries and all of the evidence surrounding your case, we can paint a full picture of what happened in your personal injury accident. The personal injury trial lawyers at our office have a great track record of getting you the compensation you deserve.

Your initial consultation with a personal injury attorney is always FREE!

Do I need a personal injury lawyer?

After an injury accident, you may not know what to do. You might have limited time and money. Like most people, one of the first questions you’ll have is whether or not you really need an attorney. You may want to try and settle with the liable party by yourself. However, being injured is stressful enough. Not only that, but the person or party that injured you will have a team of insurance company lawyers working against you to make sure you receive the least amount of money for your injuries as possible. Our attorneys help you manage that stress by handling all aspects of your personal injury claim and we will work hard to make sure the defendant’s insurance company will pay you the amount of money you deserve.

There is limited time to file a personal injury lawsuit due to statutes of limitations. Once this deadline passes, you lose your right to recover damages through a lawsuit. New York generally has a three-year limit, while New Jersey and Pennsylvania generally have a two-year statute of limitation. Medical malpractice often has separate deadlines, so it is best to speak with an attorney as soon as you can.

Nobody is required to have a personal injury attorney. Yet your peace of mind shouldn’t be interrupted by lowball offers or intimidating insurance companies. Keep in mind that if you handle your own personal injury claim, insurance companies or the defendant might offer you a small amount of money just to get you to go away.

There is no substitute for experience. The Rothenberg Law Firm has over fifty years of experience dealing with insurance adjusters, evaluating claims, and going up against major corporations to ensure you receive the financial compensation you deserve.

Most personal injury claims are resolved through insurance claims and the amount of damages vary based on the type of accident. An insurance company may refuse to offer fair compensation for your specific injury and we, therefore, become your spokesperson and advocate to the insurance companies and are ready to go to trial if we cannot reach a fair settlement.

Our lawyers will deal with insurance companies and difficult insurance adjusters. We will diligently gather all the necessary evidence to prove the other party is at fault. We will defend your rights and fight for fair compensation that will cover all medical and financial damages.

Our trial lawyers will fight until the end to ensure the negligent party is held accountable for their actions. All you need to focus on is your medical treatment and getting better.

Best of all, there are no upfront fees in working with an injury lawyer. Our personal injury attorneys work on a contingency fee basis, which means that you do not pay anything unless we win your case. This allows you to continue focusing on your recovery while our attorneys pursue fair compensation on your behalf.

Can I afford a personal injury lawyer?

At The Rothenberg Law Firm, we offer a free case evaluation for injury victims. This gives you a chance to discuss what happened in your personal injury accident with a skilled attorney. You need answers and are entitled to know your available legal options at no cost. There is no obligation to pursue a case if you choose not to.

Many personal injury attorneys like those at The Rothenberg Law Firm do not charge any fees upfront. Instead, we work on what is known as a contingency fee basis. This grants you free access to attorneys who can help you through the legal process. We only take attorney’s fees if we are successful in recovering money for you.

It might feel intimidating to go up against a large insurance company or major corporation alone. The Rothenberg Law Firm has the size and experience needed to level the playing field against those who might consider you as a mere nuisance. With experienced legal counsel on your side, you can rest easy knowing your rights are protected.

Contact Us for A Free Case Review

Count on The Rothenberg Law Firm for sound legal guidance, support and advocacy

If you have been injured in an accident caused by someone else's negligence, we have the answers you need. Our dedicated staff is available 24/6 to discuss your situation and outline the best steps moving forward.

All cases are taken on a contingency-fee basis, so there are no upfront expenses or attorney fees unless and until we are successful in securing money damages for you. We are results-focused attorneys who have won and collected billions of dollars on behalf of clients in all types of injury matters, so you can feel confident in our commitment to personalized attention and client satisfaction.

Our seven office locations provide access to high-caliber advocacy when you need it most. Get in touch with us today to learn more about our services and how we can protect your rights. We will review your case free of charge and determine if you have grounds for a personal injury case.

Get a free consultation

The Rothenberg Law Firm Accident and Injury Lawyers Logo

Get a free consultation

CALL TODAY 1-800-624-8888

New York

450 7th Ave 44th floor,
New York, NY 10123
212-563-0100

Philadelphia

1420 Walnut St ,
Philadelphia, PA 19102
215-330-6551

Cherry Hill

811 Church Rd,
Cherry Hill, NJ 8002
856-665-7400

Hackensack

1 University Plaza Dr #505,
Hackensack, NJ 07601
201-646-1777

Lakewood

300 Boulevard of the Americas Suite 100,
Lakewood, NJ 08701
732-886-8196

  • Practice Areas
  • Attorneys
  • Results
  • About us
  • Blog
  • Contact us
© 2026 The Rothenberg Law Firm Accident and Injury Lawyers Privacy Policy|Sitemap|Disclamer