Personal Injury Lawyers Serving Pennsylvania and New Jersey
Edelstein Law represents individuals and families harmed by negligence, abuse, unsafe conditions, and catastrophic injuries across Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
Explore Edelstein Law’s practice areas
Browse the firm’s personal injury practice areas and use the direct links to reach more detailed guides. Start with the topic closest to the event; more than one area may be relevant.
Motor Vehicle Accidents
Explore car crashes, commercial-vehicle collisions, motorcycle crashes, bicycle injuries and pedestrian accidents. The hub links to more specific guides about how a crash occurred, available records, insurance questions and the people or organizations involved.
SEPTA Accidents
Find information about incidents involving buses, trains, trolleys, stations and transit property. Start with the event, location, transit service and records already available. The transit guide explains the issues to raise during an individual case review.
Medical Negligence and Malpractice
Read about missed or delayed diagnosis, surgical care, emergency-room treatment, medication issues and other medical-negligence concerns. The guide organizes common topics and explains why the medical records, treatment timeline and circumstances of the care need careful review.
Birth Injuries
Explore guides about pregnancy and delivery care, fetal monitoring, delayed C-section, hypoxic injury and cerebral palsy. These resources provide a starting point for discussing the care and records; they do not determine the cause of an individual child’s condition.
Sexual Abuse and Assault
Find resources for survivors and families concerning sexual assault, childhood abuse and institutional conduct. The hub links to educational guides and consultation preparation. Visitors can ask about communication, privacy limits and the process before deciding what information to share.
Sexual Abuse and Assault in New Jersey
Use the New Jersey hub for information focused on abuse and assault concerns connected with that state. The relevant people, institutions, locations and dates can affect the questions a case review needs to address. Do not assume that a guide for another state applies.
School Bullying and Title IX
Explore bullying, cyberbullying, sex-based harassment, sexual misconduct, protected-class harassment, hazing, retaliation and school response. The hub links to focused guides and evidence-preservation resources. School policies and legal issues should be considered in the context of the particular concern.
Premises Liability
Read about unsafe property, including slip and fall incidents, snow and ice, stairs, building hazards, elevators, escalators, parking lots and security concerns. Use the topic closest to the event to identify the facts, photographs and property records that may help explain what happened.
Product Liability
Explore design defects, manufacturing defects, warnings, consumer products, vehicle parts, industrial machinery and medical devices. The product, model, instructions, incident history and available records can help organize a review. The linked guides address different types of product concerns.
Nursing Home Neglect and Abuse
Find information about falls, pressure injuries, medication concerns, dehydration, infections, abuse and other care issues in long-term care settings. Begin with the resident’s circumstances, care timeline and records already available. The hub links to more specific educational resources.
Wrongful Death
Resources for families seeking an individual review after a death connected with an accident, medical care, unsafe property, abuse or another serious event. The guide introduces the topics to discuss and the information that may help the firm understand the circumstances.
Preparing for a conversation
Start with what happened, when and where it occurred, and the people or organizations involved. You do not need to choose a final legal category before asking a question. For more help organizing existing records, visit Client Resources or review Frequently Asked Questions.
Common questions about choosing a practice area
Which practice area should I choose?
Choose the topic closest to what happened. Some situations involve more than one area, such as a transit collision or an injury connected with a product. You can describe the circumstances without deciding on a legal label first.
What information helps explain a concern?
A short timeline, the location, the people or organizations involved, and records you already have can help explain the event. Keep original records. The Client Resources page offers guides for organizing information before a conversation.
Can I use a general guide to decide my deadline?
A general guide does not determine the deadline for a particular matter. Ask for an individual review of the relevant dates, location and type of concern rather than assuming every claim has the same timetable.
What should I ask before moving forward?
Ask how the review works, who will communicate with you, what information is needed, and how fees, costs and expenses would be addressed. An inquiry does not create an attorney-client relationship or protect a deadline.
Discuss your circumstances
Edelstein Law serves Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Use the contact page to learn how to request a case review, or use the telephone links if you prefer to call.
General information and attorney advertising, not individual legal advice. An inquiry does not create an attorney-client relationship or protect a deadline. No outcome is guaranteed. Ask how the firm handles fees, costs, communication and privacy before moving forward.
Based in Philadelphia and serving clients throughout Pennsylvania and New Jersey, our firm handles complex personal injury claims with a focused mission: We Fight for Victims.