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T-Boned at an Intersection While Working?

Side-impact collisions cause serious injuries. If this happened while you were driving for work, you likely have TWO separate claims.

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Written by Attorney Michael Cardamone
Certified Workers' Comp Specialist | 27 Years Experience | Villanova Law
Last updated: June 2026

Why T-Bone Accidents Are So Dangerous

T-bone (side-impact) collisions are among the most dangerous types of car accidents. Unlike front or rear collisions, the side of a vehicle offers minimal protection. There is no engine block or trunk to absorb impact - just a thin door between you and the other vehicle.

Your Two Claims After a T-Bone Accident at Work

1. Workers' Compensation: Through your employer. Covers medical bills and partial wages regardless of fault.

2. Personal Injury: Against the driver who ran the light or stop sign. Covers pain and suffering, full lost wages, and future damages.

Common T-Bone Injuries

Who Is Usually at Fault?

T-bone accidents typically happen because one driver:

If the other driver caused the crash, you have a strong personal injury claim in addition to your workers' comp benefits.

Proving Fault in T-Bone Accidents

Evidence is crucial. We gather:

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I get workers' comp and also sue the at-fault driver?

Yes. If you were working when the crash happened and someone else was at fault, Pennsylvania law generally lets you collect workers' compensation through your employer and pursue a separate third-party claim against the at-fault party. Together they recover far more than workers' comp alone.

Does workers' comp cover pain and suffering?

No. Pennsylvania workers' compensation only covers medical bills and roughly two-thirds of lost wages. Pain and suffering can only be recovered through a third-party personal injury claim against the at-fault party.

How much does it cost to hire a work injury lawyer?

Nothing upfront. We work on a contingency fee, so there is no fee unless we win your case, and your consultation is always free. Call (215) 206-9068.

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