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The Two-Year Revival Window: What HB 462 & HB 464 Could Mean for Sexual Abuse Survivors in 2025-26
The Pennsylvania House has cleared two companion measures that could let sexual-abuse survivors file lawsuits even if the statute of limitations expired. We unpack HB 462’s statutory window, HB 464’s constitutional route, the looming Senate hurdles, and practical steps survivors in PA & NJ should take now.
Seven Records Every Personal-Injury Plaintiff Must Keep (and How to Bullet-Proof Them for Trial)
Paperwork wins cases. From certified medical charts to day-by-day pain journals, discover the seven record categories that decide verdicts in Pennsylvania and New Jersey—and the “bullet-proofing” steps that stop insurers from poking holes in your evidence.
Vision Zero 2030 vs. Pennsylvania’s Comparative Fault Rule: Who Really Pays After a Pedestrian Hit?
In Pennsylvania, comparative negligence is essential in personal injury cases, allocating fault among parties and affecting victims' compensation. This blog explores its intricacies, implications for auto accidents and medical malpractice, and provides insights on advocating for victims' rights.
Pennsylvania SB 406: Ending NDAs and Opening the Courthouse Doors for Survivors
Pennsylvania Senate Bill 406 will change sexual abuse claims by eliminating non-disclosure agreements, removing time limits, and allowing a two-year period for previously barred claims. These changes empower survivors to share their stories and seek justice. If you or someone you know has experienced sexual abuse, contact Edelstein Law for legal support and advice.