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Pennsylvania MVA cases.For attorneys.

Exclusive, pre-screened motor vehicle accident cases for personal injury firms in Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Allentown, Harrisburg and across Pennsylvania.

Updated

2 yrsTypical PI deadline
Choice no-faultInsurance system
5Metros targetable
8Checks per claimant

PA screening notes

What changesin Pennsylvania.

Fault rule: Modified comparative (barred above 50% fault).

  • Ask whether the claimant chose 'full tort' or 'limited tort' — limited tort restricts pain-and-suffering recovery unless the injury is serious.
  • Capture first-party medical benefits information for billing coordination.

General information, last reviewed September 2026. Not legal advice.

Metro targeting

Statewide,or just your metros.

PhiladelphiaPittsburghAllentownHarrisburgErie

Case types available

Pennsylvania FAQ

Pennsylvaniapartner questions.

01

Do you deliver MVA live transfers in Pennsylvania?

Yes. We deliver exclusive motor vehicle accident live transfers, signed retainers and real-time leads to personal injury firms across Pennsylvania, including Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Allentown, Harrisburg, Erie. Campaigns can be limited to specific counties or metros.

02

How are Pennsylvania claimants screened differently?

Insurance system: Choice no-fault. Fault rule: Modified comparative (barred above 50% fault). Our PA script adds questions for those rules on top of our standard 8-point qualification. Example: Ask whether the claimant chose 'full tort' or 'limited tort' — limited tort restricts pain-and-suffering recovery unless the injury is serious.

03

What is the filing deadline for a car accident injury claim in Pennsylvania?

For a typical motor vehicle negligence injury claim, Pennsylvania's statute of limitations is generally 2 years, with exceptions. We set accident-date windows well inside that limit. This is general information, not legal advice.

Next step

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