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Car Accidents: Fighting for Maximum Compensation

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Posted On: October 29, 2025

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Western Pennsylvania Car Accident Attorneys

Helping Clients In Lawrence County Obtain The Compensation They Deserve

A serious car accident can leave you with severe injuries, long-term disabilities, and overwhelming medical expenses. Additionally, you might find yourself unable to work for an extended period, resulting in a significant loss of income.

Our Pennsylvania car accident attorneys at Luxenberg Garbett Kelly & George P.C. have been part of this community for nearly a century. We recognize the immense stress these circumstances can cause and believe that you should be fairly compensated for all your damages. We deal with insurers every day and push for the full value of your claim. You can focus on healing. We can handle the rest.

The personal injury attorneys at LGKG are prepared to take your case to court if necessary. Knowing our readiness to litigate, insurance companies often agree to more favorable settlements to avoid a trial. With our No Win, No Fee promise, your goals become our goals. We’re committed to fighting for every penny you deserve while working to resolve your case as efficiently as possible

Time is critical. Witnesses forget, and evidence can disappear with each passing day. Talk with Luxenberg Garbett Kelly & George P.C. today. Call (724) 658-8535.

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What Insurance Companies Don't Want You to Know

Insurance providers, including your own, are not primarily concerned with maximizing your compensation. Their objective is to resolve claims quickly and for as little money as possible. Understanding their strategies can make a significant difference in the outcome of your case.

Studies consistently show that accident victims represented by attorneys recover significantly more compensation—often three to three-and-a-half times greater—than those who handle claims on their own. Insurance companies know this, which is why they frequently push for quick settlements before you can seek legal advice.

Insurance companies employ various methods to minimize payouts and pressure claimants into accepting less than they deserve:

  • Delay – Adjusters may slow the claims process, hoping financial strain or mounting medical bills will push you to settle prematurely.
  • Deny – Legitimate claims can be denied without proper justification, with the expectation that you’ll abandon the process or miss crucial filing deadlines.
  • Lowball – Initial offers are often a fraction of the claim’s actual value. Insurers count on victims not fully understanding what their case is worth.
  • Pressure – Representatives may encourage you to settle before consulting a lawyer. Once an agreement is signed, you can’t reopen the claim—even if your condition worsens later.

At LGKG, our attorneys are skilled in countering insurance company tactics and ensuring clients receive fair and full compensation. We:

  • Thoroughly investigate each case to determine its true value, including future medical expenses, loss of income, and long-term effects of injuries.
  • Negotiate from a position of strength, backed by a proven record of taking cases to trial when insurers refuse to be fair.
  • Handle all communication with insurers and their attorneys, allowing you to focus entirely on your recovery.
  • Document every aspect of your case, from medical records and accident reconstructions to expert testimony, to establish the full extent of your damages.

Insurance companies are well-prepared to protect interests—you should be too. If you’re facing challenges with an insurance claim or feel pressured to settle, contact Luxenberg Garbett Kelly & George P.C. today for a free case evaluation. Our team can guide you through the process and fight for the compensation you deserve.

What to Expect From Luxenberg Garbett Kelly & George P.C.

At Luxenberg Garbett Kelly & George P.C., we believe that trust begins with transparency. From the moment you contact our firm, you’ll know exactly what to expect and how we can help. Our process is designed to remove uncertainty, reduce stress, and protect your rights every step of the way.

Your case begins with a no-obligation consultation. This consultation serves as a chance for us to learn your story and for you to learn about your legal options. During this meeting, we’ll:

  • Review the details of your accident and insurance coverage
  • Assess the strength of your claim
  • Discuss your medical care, expenses, and potential compensation
  • Offer honest, straightforward guidance, whether or not you decide to hire us

Once you choose to move forward, our team immediately gets to work. We conduct a thorough investigation to uncover every detail that supports your claim. This includes:

  • Obtaining police and accident reports
  • Gathering witness statements and video evidence
  • Consulting with accident reconstruction and medical experts
  • Documenting injuries, damages, and treatment plans

Our attorneys and support staff coordinate closely with medical providers, ensuring your injuries are properly evaluated and your future needs fully accounted for.

After gathering all necessary evidence, we prepare a comprehensive demand package that reflects the true value of your case. This may include:

  • Medical expenses, lost income, and future treatment costs
  • Pain and suffering
  • Property damage and loss of quality of life

Our goal is to secure a fair settlement through negotiation, but we’re prepared to take your case to trial if they refuse to be reasonable.

If the insurer fails to make a fair offer, our trial lawyers are ready to act. With a strong reputation in Pennsylvania courts and decades of combined experience, LGKG is known for its skill in litigation. Many cases resolve favorably once opposing counsel sees that we’re ready to stand up for our clients in court.

Whether your case concludes through settlement or verdict, we handle all final steps, from paperwork and lien resolution to ensuring you receive every dollar you’re entitled to. Throughout the process, we maintain open communication via phone, email, or our secure client portal, so you’re never left in the dark.

At LGKG, our mission is simple: to secure maximum compensation while minimizing your stress. You focus on your recovery, we’ll handle everything else.

You’re already dealing with medical bills and lost income; you shouldn’t have to worry about legal fees too. That’s why we work on a contingency fee basis:

  • No upfront costs
  • No hourly fees
  • No out-of-pocket expenses
  • You pay nothing unless we win your case

We advance all costs of investigation, expert witnesses, and litigation. If we don’t recover compensation for you, you owe us nothing. It’s that simple.

This means we only win when you win. Insurance companies know this makes us fight harder for every dollar you deserve.

Free consultation. No obligations. Call us at  (724) 658-8535 today.

Is Pennsylvania a No-Fault State?

Pennsylvania employs a choice no-fault / tort system. All drivers must carry Personal Injury Protection (PIP) insurance, which pays certain medical and related benefits regardless of fault. But whether you can sue the at-fault driver (for non-economic damages) depends on the tort option you selected and whether your injuries satisfy the “serious injury” threshold.

In practice, PIP benefits tend to be modest relative to the cost of serious injuries, so many claims must exceed PIP and utilize tort-based recovery.

Generally, you do not have to prove that another person, such as the other driver involved or a different party, was at fault for the accident to file a claim. This means you can receive monetary compensation for covered damages, regardless of who was to blame. However, PIP coverage is relatively low.

Pennsylvania’s minimum auto insurance requirements include:

  • $15,000 bodily injury liability per person / $30,000 per accident
  • $5,000 property damage liability
  • $5,000 in first-party medical benefits (PIP)

These are Pennsylvania’s mandatory minimums, and the statute requires at least $5,000 in first-party medical benefits; many motorists buy higher limits.

As mentioned above, Pennsylvania offers two tort options under 75 Pa.C.S. § 1705: limited tort and full tort. These options affect your ability to pursue non-economic damages (like pain and suffering) against an at-fault driver. Your coverage is essential, as it determines your rights following a car accident.

Below, we’ve provided a brief overview of the main differences between limited tort and full tort coverage in Pennsylvania:

  • Limited Tort provides the following:
    • Lower insurance premiums
    • Your own insurance pays medical bills and lost wages (PIP coverage)
    • Restricts your right to sue for pain and suffering unless you suffer a “serious injury”
  • Full Tort has the following benefits:
    • Slightly higher insurance premiums
    • Your own insurance pays medical bills and lost wages (PIP coverage)
    • Full right to sue the at-fault driver for ALL damages, including pain and suffering

Not sure which coverage you have? Our attorneys can assist in reviewing your policy and explaining your options.

Even if you have limited tort coverage, Pennsylvania law allows you to pursue 

full compensation if your injuries meet the “serious injury” threshold:

  • Death
  • Serious impairment of body function
  • Permanent serious disfigurement

What does “serious impairment of body function” mean? Pennsylvania courts interpret this on a case-by-case basis. We’ve successfully argued that injuries including herniated discs, torn ligaments, fractures, and ongoing pain that limits daily activities qualify as serious impairments. We work with medical experts to thoroughly document your injuries and prove your case qualifies for full compensation under the serious injury exception. Our experience in this area of Pennsylvania law makes the difference between minimal compensation and maximum recovery.

If you have been involved in a car accident, call Luxenberg Garbett Kelly & George P.C. at (724) 658-8535 or contact us online to schedule a meeting with our Western Pennsylvania car accident attorney!

Types of Car Accidents Handled

Car accidents can vary widely in type and severity, each presenting unique challenges and legal considerations. In Western Pennsylvania, understanding the nuances of different accident types is crucial for legal representation. At Luxenberg Garbett Kelly & George P.C., we handle a range of accident types, each requiring a tailored approach to effectively support the client’s claim and maximize their potential compensation.

  • Rear-End Collisions: The most common type of accident, often causing whiplash, back injuries, and neck damage. Even “minor” rear-end accidents can result in serious, long-term injuries.
  • Head-on Collisions: Among the most dangerous accidents, frequently resulting in catastrophic injuries or wrongful death, these cases often involve significant compensation.
  • T-Bone / Side-Impact Crashes:  Intersection accidents where one vehicle strikes another’s side. Common causes include running red lights, failing to yield, and distracted driving.
  • Multi-vehicle Pile-ups: Complex cases involving multiple at-fault parties and insurance companies. Determining liability requires thorough investigation and expert analysis.
  • Highway & Turnpike Accidents: High-speed collisions on I-79, I-80, the Pennsylvania Turnpike, and other major routes often result in severe injuries. We understand the unique challenges of these cases.
  • Intersection Accidents: Left-turn collisions, failure to yield, and red-light running cases. Determining fault often requires accident reconstruction and witness testimony.
  • Distracted Driving Accidents: Texting while driving, phone use, eating, or other distractions cause thousands of Pennsylvania accidents annually. We know how to prove distraction.
  • Drunk Driving Accidents (DUI): When drunk drivers cause accidents, victims may be entitled to punitive damages in addition to compensatory damages. We pursue all available compensation.
  • Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist Claims: When the at-fault driver lacks adequate insurance, we pursue compensation through your own uninsured/underinsured motorist (UM/UIM) coverage.
  • Winter Weather Accidents: Pennsylvania winters bring ice, snow, and hazardous conditions. Weather doesn’t eliminate liability—drivers must adjust to conditions or be held responsible.
  • Parking Lot Accidents: Lower-speed collisions still cause injuries. Determining fault in parking lot accidents requires understanding Pennsylvania traffic laws and property owner liability.

Each type of accident requires a thorough understanding of Pennsylvania traffic and insurance laws to represent a client’s interests effectively. Whether you are dealing with the aftermath of a severe multi-vehicle pile-up or the common yet disruptive rear-end collision, the attorneys at Luxenberg Garbett Kelly & George P.C. are ready to assist. With a deep understanding of legal precedents and a rigorous approach to your case, we are here to help you secure the compensation you deserve. Reach out to us today to discuss your accident and find out how we can support your recovery process.

What Damages Can Be Recovered in a Car Accident Claim?

Be cautious about accepting an insurance company’s initial offer before speaking with an attorney. Insurers often aim to settle quickly and for less than your case is worth—before the full extent of your injuries, expenses, and losses becomes clear.

At Luxenberg Garbett Kelly & George P.C., we take the time to fully understand your situation and assess every possible avenue for recovery. Our attorneys work closely with medical professionals, life care planners, and financial experts to calculate both your current and future losses—helping to ensure you receive the maximum compensation available under Pennsylvania law.

Your potential recovery may include:

Coverage for all accident-related medical costs, such as:

  • Emergency transportation and hospital care
  • Surgeries, specialist consultations, and follow-up appointments
  • Physical therapy, rehabilitation, and pain management
  • Prescription medications and medical devices
  • Home health services and long-term care
  • Future medical treatments related to your injuries

If your injuries have affected your ability to work, you may recover:

  • Wages lost during recovery
  • Used sick days and vacation time
  • Future loss of earning potential
  • Loss of employment benefits

Compensation for the physical and emotional toll of the accident, including:

  • Ongoing pain and discomfort
  • Emotional distress and anxiety
  • Loss of enjoyment of life
  • Scarring, disfigurement, or disability
  • Impact on personal relationships (loss of consortium)

Reimbursement for:

  • Vehicle repairs or replacement value
  • Rental car expenses
  • Personal property damaged in the collision

In serious cases, additional compensation may cover long-term care needs, reduced earning capacity, or permanent disability. If the at-fault driver’s actions were particularly reckless—such as driving drunk or engaging in egregious negligence—punitive damages may also be available to hold them accountable.

Compensation is typically recovered through the insurance company of the at-fault driver, your own insurer, or both. In cases involving uninsured motorists, a claim can often be filed directly against the responsible individual.

Step to Take After a Car Accident Legal or Regulatory Requirement in Pennsylvania Practical Tip or Time Limit
Seeking medical care should be the first and most important course of action to take. Pennsylvania law does not require waiting to seek treatment, but timely medical care is essential for health and for documenting injuries in insurance or legal claims. Get medical attention immediately and keep all medical records for your case.
Make sure to document crucial details regarding the reckless driver. Pennsylvania law requires all parties in an accident involving injury or damage to exchange names, addresses, and vehicle registration details. Collect the other driver’s contact and insurance information, and take photos of their license and vehicle.
Take pictures of the vehicle with emphasis on the damaged areas. Photographic evidence can support your version of events and strengthen your claim with insurers or in court. Take clear photos from multiple angles, showing both close-ups and the overall scene.
Speak with an experienced Western Pennsylvania car accident attorney. In Pennsylvania, you generally have two years from the date of the accident to file a personal injury claim. Contact an attorney early to protect your rights and ensure all deadlines and evidence are properly handled.
Filing a police report should be next on the agenda. State law requires a report for any accident involving injury, death, or serious property damage. Call 911 immediately if someone is injured or if the vehicle cannot be safely driven.
While filing the report, don’t admit to any wrongdoing. Any admission of fault can be used against you during insurance or legal proceedings. Stick to factual statements and allow investigators and attorneys to determine liability.

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What Makes Us Different

Luxenberg, Garbett, Kelly & George, P.C. is a top-rated car accident law firm in Western Pennsylvania, serving Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, and the greater Western PA region. Our profile as leading Pennsylvania personal injury lawyers is well-established, and our attorneys have the experience necessary to handle even the most traumatic and complex cases.

We have successfully represented clients in a wide range of cases, from car accidents and wrongful death to truck accidents and workers’ compensation claims. Our team of Pennsylvania car accident lawyers is dedicated to helping families who have been injured or lost loved ones due to the negligence of others, and we work tirelessly to ensure that our clients receive the compensation they deserve.

If you need to pursue a car accident claim for injuries sustained due to a negligent driver, drunk driving, distracted driving, or the actions of an individual, company, or municipal entity, you will need a skilled lawyer. At LGKG, our Pennsylvania personal injury lawyers can help you recover the maximum compensation possible for your case.

Call us at (724) 658-8535 to schedule a personal appointment, free of charge.

Western Pennsylvania Car Accident Attorneys - Luxenberg Garbett Kelly & George P.C.

Lawrence M. Kelly

Lawrence M. Kelly

Larry is a lifelong New Castle advocate whose clients know him for straight talk and steadfast protection. Guided by the belief that passionate advocacy should always benefit the client, he pairs hometown roots with battle-tested trial acumen to pursue full accountability for the injured.

  • Bar/Courts: Pennsylvania; U.S. District Court (W.D. Pa.); U.S. Court of Appeals (3rd Cir.)
  • Education: University of Akron School of Law, J.D., cum laude
  • Leadership & Service: Past President, Western Pennsylvania TLA; Past President, Pennsylvania Association for Justice (2024); Disciplinary Board Member, Pa. Supreme Court (2013–2018)
  • Certification: Board-Certified Civil Trial Specialist—NBTA
  • Focus: Personal Injury; Workers’ Compensation
  • Recognition: Super Lawyers (2006–2024); Top 50 Pittsburgh (2019–2024); AV Preeminent; NADC Top 1% (2024); ATLA Top 100 (2024); AIOPIA “10 Best” (2024)
Joseph A. George

Joseph A. George

Joe’s philosophy is simple: preparation wins. He’s known for exhaustive case workups and a calm, persuasive courtroom style, which he channels into results for victims of crashes, malpractice, and workplace injuries.

  • Bar/Courts: Pennsylvania; Ohio; U.S. District Court (W.D. Pa.)
  • Education: Duquesne University School of Law, J.D.; University of Pittsburgh
  • Memberships: Pennsylvania Bar Association; Pennsylvania Trial Lawyers Association; AAJ
  • Focus: Personal Injury; Motor Vehicle Accidents; Medical Malpractice; Workers’ Compensation
  • Recognition: Pennsylvania Super Lawyers (2018–2024); AV Preeminent (since 2020)

Don’t Let Insurance Companies Take Advantage of You–Call LGKG Today

Our Family is Here to Help Yours

After an accident, you may be facing mounting medical bills, lost wages, and growing pressure from insurance companies to settle quickly. What many people don’t realize is that time works in the insurer’s favor. The longer you wait, the harder it becomes to build a strong case.

Critical evidence can disappear in a matter of weeks:

  • Surveillance footage is often erased within 30 to 90 days.
  • Witnesses’ memories fade or become unreliable.
  • Accident scenes change over time.
  • Even your own recollection of events can weaken.

Insurance companies rely on these delays to reduce the value of your claim. Acting quickly can make all the difference in protecting your rights and ensuring fair compensation.

For nearly 90 years, Luxenberg Garbett Kelly & George P.C. has been a trusted advocate for families across Western Pennsylvania. Our firm has recovered hundreds of millions of dollars for clients injured in car accidents, workplace incidents, and other serious events. We understand how to identify and prove serious injury exceptions in limited tort cases, counter insurance company tactics, and pursue the full compensation you deserve. Our experience and commitment have earned us a reputation for results built on integrity and perseverance.

We believe everyone deserves strong legal representation, regardless of financial circumstances. We offer a No Win, No Fee Guarantee—you pay nothing unless we secure compensation on your behalf.

Contact Luxenberg Garbett Kelly & George P.C. today for experienced legal assistance at (724) 658-8535.

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Q: How Much Does It Cost To Hire LGKG?

A: Nothing upfront. We work on a contingency fee basis—you pay nothing unless 

we win your case. We advance all costs of investigation and litigation. If we 

don’t recover compensation, you owe us nothing.

Q: How Long Do I Have To File A Car Accident Claim In Pennsylvania?

A: Pennsylvania’s statute of limitations gives you two years from the date of 

the accident. However, critical evidence disappears much sooner—surveillance 

footage is often deleted within 30-90 days. Call us immediately to preserve 

evidence.

Q: What If I Have Limited Tort Coverage?

A: You can still recover full compensation if your injuries meet Pennsylvania’s 

“serious injury” threshold (death, serious impairment of body function, or 

permanent serious disfigurement). We’ve successfully argued serious injury 

exceptions in hundreds of cases. Don’t assume you don’t qualify—call us for a 

free evaluation.

Q: What If The Other Driver Doesn’t Have Insurance?

A: You can pursue compensation through your own uninsured/underinsured motorist 

(UM/UIM) coverage. We handle these claims against your own insurance company 

to ensure you receive fair compensation.

Q: How Long Will My Case Take?

A: Most car accident cases resolve within 12-18 months. Complex cases or those 

requiring trial may take longer. We keep you informed throughout the entire 

process.

Q: Should I Talk To The Insurance Company?

A: Be very careful. Insurance companies use your statements against you to 

minimize or deny your claim. Before giving any recorded statements, consult an 

attorney. Once you hire LGKG, we handle all communication with insurance 

companies.

Q: What If I Was Partially At Fault?

A: Pennsylvania follows “modified comparative negligence” rules. You can still 

recover compensation as long as you’re less than 51% at fault, though your 

compensation is reduced by your percentage of fault.

Verdict

Head-On Collision: Jury Rejects Mechanical Defect Defense, Awards $720K

Auto Accident. An adult male in his 60’s was driving home from work on a highway when a vehicle traveling in the opposite direction crossed the center line and struck him head on. As a result of the collision, our client suffered severe orthopedic injuries that prevented him from working for several months. The defense argued that their driver was not at fault because his vehicle developed a mechanical problem suddenly and without warning that their driver could not anticipate prior to the collision.

At the time of trial, expert testimony was presented in regards to fault, injuries and income loss on behalf of our client. The jury did not accept the defense arguments and returned a verdict of $720,000.00 on behalf of our client.

Verdict

78-YEAR-OLD WOMAN AWARDED $400K AFTER ACCIDENT CAUSES DUAL ANKLE FRACTURES

LGKG represented a 78 year old woman who was involved in an auto accident whereby she sustained two broken ankles that required surgery.  Following surgery the plaintiff was required to be admitted to a nursing home for a period of time.  Following a week long trial the jury returned a verdict of 400,000.00 on behalf of the plaintiff to compensate her for her medical expenses, approximately 20,000.00, and pain and suffering.

Verdict

Dangerous Berm Drop-Off Causes Rollover: Historic $1.5 Million Verdict Against A State Agency

Oct. 14, 2005, a Lawrence County jury returned a verdict of $1.5 million on behalf of a Lawrence County man who was injured as a result of a hazardous condition on a PennDOT highway. According to the Lawrence County Prothonotary, the jury award was the highest in the history of the county at that time. It still remains the highest verdict against a state agency.

On Sept. 16, 2000, the plaintiff was operating his vehicle in a westerly direction on SR 2028 when he saw a dog in his lane of traffic. After steering his vehicle to avoid the dog, the passenger side tires dropped off the paved portion of the roadway onto the berm. When he attempted to steer his vehicle left back onto the paved surface, it was unresponsive. As a result, the vehicle struck an embankment and rolled over several times.

The law firm of Luxenberg Garbett Kelly & George, P.C., hired an expert witness who was an employee of PennDOT for 32 years. The expert testified that the PennDOT Maintenance Manual stated that any berm drop-off in excess of 2 inches is a hazardous condition. The expert testified that upon inspection of the roadway in question, the berm drop-off ranged anywhere from 2 to 7 inches and that such a berm drop-off substantially affected the plaintiff’s ability to steer his vehicle safely back onto the roadway.

The law firm of Luxenberg Garbett Kelly & George, P.C., hired a vocational expert who offered testimony regarding the plaintiff’s loss of past and future wages and loss of earning capacity.

The law firm of Luxenberg Garbett Kelly & George, P.C., offered the testimony of a physician who specializes in physical medicine and rehabilitation. The physician offered testimony regarding the plaintiff’s limitations as a result of this accident.

The jury deliberated for approximately two hours, 15 minutes before returning a verdict in the amount of $1.5 million.

Verdict

FLAGMAN SECURES $140K VICTORY IN HISTORICALLY DEFENSE-FRIENDLY VENUE

Auto Accident. Our client was a flagman for PennDot. While doing his job he was struck by a car resulting in a fractured leg and other orthopedic injuries. The defense argued that they were not negligent because fog on the roadway prevented their driver from seeing the flagman. Expert testimony was presented by both parties. We presented an accident reconstruction expert who opined after recreating the accident that the defendant driver had plenty of time to avoid the accident. We also presented expert testimony to support our injury claims, wage loss and future medical expenses.

After a 4 day trial, the jury, in a very conservative venue, returned a verdict for $126,000.00. The judge stated after the verdict that this was the first plaintiff’s verdict in her court room in seven years. The total verdict after delay damages were added was $140,040.

Settlement

Hidden Stop Sign on Rural Road: Six-Figure Settlement Against A State Agency

The plaintiff was a passenger in a vehicle driven by his wife. Unfortunately, as she came around a bend on a rural road for the first time, the wife did not see a posted stop sign. As a result, she did not stop at the stop sign and struck a vehicle that was crossing the intersection. Suit was filed by the law firm of Luxenberg Garbett Kelly & George, P.C., against the commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of Transportation alleging defective design and signing of the intersection. The law firm of Luxenberg Garbett Kelly & George, P.C., alleged that the driver of the vehicle was not given proper notice of the fact that a stop sign was situated ahead on the roadway. Furthermore, the law firm of Luxenberg Garbett Kelly & George, P.C., alleged that not only was there insufficient signing, but PennDOT actually used the wrong signs in notifying drivers of the upcoming intersection.

Luxenberg Garbett Kelly & George, P.C., alleged that had proper signing been used at the intersection, the accident would not have occurred. Luxenberg Garbett Kelly & George, P.C., hired a road design expert as well as an accident reconstruction expert to set forth proper design of the intersection and to outline how the proper design would have avoided the accident. After extensive discovery, which included depositions and field inspections, the case resulted in a six-figure settlement in favor of the plaintiff.