Foley Law Firm

Our firm's personal injury lawyers have earned consistent recognition from leading media outlets. Our personal injury attorneys are consistently named to U.S. News - Best Lawyers® "Best Law Firms" and Lawdragon's leading plaintiff law firms in America. We are one of the few PA firms outside of Philadelphia to be recognized as Super Lawyers by Philadelphia Magazine. We thoroughly investigate all personal injury cases using the latest technologies. This allows us to accurately trace liability to all potential parties and prove our cases with hard evidence. Our cutting-edge technology gives us the ability to achieve fair settlements, and if necessary, fearlessly take cases to trial. We are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. If you were involved in an injury accident, the sooner we get started, the better your potential outcome. If you've been involved in a personal injury case, call or write to us for a free consultation at our Scranton or Stroudsburg offices.

When you have suffered an injury due to medical malpractice or medical negligence, the emotional and physical toll can have a lasting negative impact on many other areas of your life. It can be hard to focus on your health while dealing with the stress of a lawsuit. Our medical malpractice attorneys can focus on the legalities of filing your medical malpractice claim so you can focus on your health and your family. Our medical malpractice lawyers aggressively fight to get the maximum compensation and will not settle until you get what they believe you are owed. Some injuries require life-long assistance. Our medical malpractice lawyers work with our on-staff physician to understand the full scope of the financial burden you and your family will face, so we can fight for the appropriate amount.

Injuries in the workplace are common, whether from a sudden fall on a construction job site or a carpal tunnel injury from years of repetitive motion. Employees can also become ill after long-term exposure to a toxic chemical or severe, prolonged stress. Workers' compensation is a form of insurance meant to provide payment of medical costs and up to two-thirds reimbursement of lost wages for a disability that is work-related. In order to receive workers' compensation, an employee must inform his or her employer within 120 days of becoming sick or injured. The employer must then forward a claim to the insurer for approval of benefits. An employee who accepts workers' compensation benefits forfeits the right to sue an employer for negligence, and is not entitled to damages for pain and suffering.

Birth injuries are typically caused by medical malpractice on the part of the doctor or other healthcare providers in the delivery room. Mistakes by these medical professionals are often costly and tragic for families. If you would like to find out about legal options for birth-related injuries, reach out to our medical negligence attorneys in Scranton and Stroudsburg for a free case review.

According to the Governors Highway Safety Association, at least 7,508 pedestrians were struck and killed by vehicles in the United States in 2022. This averages to 20 deaths a day, and is a 55% increase from the number a decade ago. Injuries and deaths due to cars, trucks, and other vehicles are trending up, making the services of a personal injury attorney more important than ever. Our pedestrian accident lawyers can help if you've sustained personal injuries in a truck, motorcycle, or car accident. We have both a Scranton law office and a Stroudsburg law office for your convenience.

Working in construction means taking on a certain level of risk in working conditions. According to the United States Department of Labor, construction trades workers had 726 deaths in 2021, meaning the field saw the second most occupational deaths. Employers are expected to account for this risk and protect their employees as best as they can. When your employer fails to protect you in the case of a construction site accident, turn to our personal injury firm for support. Our personal injury offices in Scranton and Stroudsburg are ready to help.