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Lundy Law is exclusively a personal injury law firm representing accident victims throughout Delaware Valley with offices conveniently located in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware. We have been in business for almost 50 years and our clients have collected hundreds of millions of dollars through settlements and successful jury verdicts.

The Philadelphia personal injury lawyers at Lundy Law are discreet, accommodating, and committed to fighting for the rights of our clients. We have earned a reputation for professionalism and success with almost one half of our business coming from referrals by satisfied clients, a statistic which is unmatched in our profession. Don't just take our word for it-read what our current and past clients have to say about our services.

Man injured in one-vehicle Pennsylvania auto accident

admin July 17th, 2008

July 17, 2008

A man sustained injuries from a Pennsylvania auto accident, according to the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.

The Pennsylvania auto accident occurred as a one-vehicle crash. The driver of the vehicle lost control of his car, hit a guide rail, and then struck two trees. The car accident left the vehicle severely damaged.

The passenger of the car died at the scene, but the driver was sent to the hospital to be treated for minor Pennsylvania auto accident injuries.

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One injured in four-vehicle New Jersey auto accident

admin July 8th, 2008

July 8, 2008

One man sustained injuries in a New Jersey auto accident, according to Asbury Park Press.

The New Jersey auto accident involved four vehicles. When one vehicle went through a red signal, it struck another car. Another car then proceeded to hit two other vehicles.

One person was thrown from his car when it overturned. The driver was transported to the hospital for his New Jersey car accident injuries.

The New Jersey car accident is still under investigation.

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New Jersey car accident left seven people injured

admin May 20th, 2008

May 20, 2008

The Asbury Park Press reported that a New Jersey car accident left seven people injured.

The New Jersey auto accident occurred when a van with nine passengers flipped over.

The driver of the van lost control of the vehicle. The van slid from the right shoulder area, overturned onto the driver’s side, and hit a curb before landing back onto its tires.

When the vehicle stopped, the van’s nine passengers immediately exited the van.

The New Jersey auto accident victims were given immediate attention and seven were sent to hospitals.

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New Jersey auto accident left two people injured

admin May 15th, 2008

March 15, 2008

The Courier Post reported that a New Jersey auto accident left two people injured.

The New Jersey auto accident occurred when a vehicle containing a couple crossed the highway and struck a tree.

One of the passengers sustained head, hands, and possible internal injuries. The passenger also complained of chest pains.  Both passengers of the vehicle involved in the New Jersey auto accident were sent to the hospital.

There is no report of their condition.

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One dead, six people injured in New Jersey auto accident

admin May 13th, 2008

May 13, 2008

Daily Record reported that six people were injured in a New Jersey auto accident.

The accident occurred as part of a five-vehicle chain reaction.

The seven passengers involved in the New Jersey auto accident were rushed to two separate hospitals. One passenger died and six others received various injuries such as a broken leg, a fractured wrist, a broken shoulder, abrasions, and abdominal pain.

The New Jersey auto accident is under investigation.

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