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Pennsylvania Bus Accident Attorneys

Experienced Legal Representation for Bus Accident Victims 

Bus accidents can cause some of the most severe injuries that anyone on the road can endure, including those that cause death. When you are injured in a bus accident as a passenger or an occupant in a vehicle that a bus struck, you need experienced legal support to hold the parties responsible for financial compensation for damages caused by the incident. 

Metzger Wickersham has over 135 years of combined legal experience on our team. Our attorneys are steadfast advocates for our clients and fight hard to ensure they can achieve the best possible outcome for their claims. We understand that being injured can be a traumatic experience, but if you are not at fault for what happened, we can help you hold the accountable parties liable for the damages you incurred. 

Metzger Wickersham may be able to help you recover compensation for medical costs , lost wages  during recovery, loss of earning capacity, pain and suffering , and other damages. Reach out to our bus accident lawyers in Pennsylvania today to learn more. 


Have you been injured in a bus accident? Our bus accident lawyers in Pennsylvania are here to fight for your compensation. Call Metzger Wickersham today at (888) 707-7704 or contact us to get started!


Common Causes of Bus Accidents

Like many other road incidents, bus accidents can happen for all kinds of reasons. It typically doesn’t matter if the bus was in service for school transportation, public transportation, or a private charter. These large vehicles and their occupants are vulnerable to several common causes. 

In most cases, bus accidents are the result of the following factors: 

If you believe any of these factors played a role in the bus accident that caused your injuries, you should consult with Metzger Wickersham for guidance on how to proceed with your claim. 

Understanding the Complexities of Bus Accidents and Identifying Responsible Parties

Bus accidents are often complicated, and a single factor may not be solely to blame. It’s common for a combination of factors to contribute to a bus accident. 

This means that more than one individual or entity may be responsible for your injuries. Such parties can include the driver, charter company, relevant government entity or school district, companies responsible for maintenance, and others. 

You should consult with a bus accident attorney in Pennsylvania for help with investigating the accident and identifying all potentially liable parties. 

Contact Our Pennsylvania Bus Accident Lawyers Today

Metzger Wickersham provides each client with personalized legal service. Rest assured that our lawyers evaluate each claim individually, providing each client with legal advice and service uniquely fitting to their situation. 

We understand that no two clients are ever alike, and you are more than just a case number to us.


Contact Metzger Wickersham today for more information about how our bus accident attorneys in Pennsylvania can assist with your claim!


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