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Handler Henning & Rosenberg, LLP, Attorneys at Law, located in Central Pennsylvania, specializes in personal injury cases throughout the Commonwealth. We believe in seeking justice for those who have been injured by the negligence of others and protecting those who are seriously injured by another. Our areas of expertise include Car, Truck, and Motorcycle Crashes, Workers’ Compensation, Social Sec

urity Disability, Defective Medical Devices, Product Liability, Defective Drugs, Wrongful Death Cases, Asbestos Exposure, Slip and Fall Injuries, Dog Bite Incidents, Lead Paint Exposure, Birth Injuries, and Pedestrian Injuries. Whether physical or mental harm was inflicted, we strongly believe in seeking financial compensation from the guilty party. Our team of dedicated and hard-working attorneys ensure that each client is treated with the utmost care and dignity – fighting for what’s right. We understand how injury caused by another person’s negligence can alter your life in the long run, which is why we stand behind our clients every step of the way to protect their rights.

05/28/2026

Super Lawyers has released its 2026 Pennsylvania selections. Four HHR attorneys are recognized on the Super Lawyers and Rising Stars lists: Matthew P. Rosenberg and David L. Lutz on Super Lawyers, and Ashley Beener and Robert J. Spayde on Rising Stars. Read how selections are chosen in the blog:

Our honorees were selected for their work in a wide variety of plaintiff cases.

05/25/2026

Birth injuries caused by medical negligence often require lifetime care. Cerebral palsy, Erb's palsy, and brain damage from oxygen deprivation are conditions that don't just affect childhood. They mean decades of medical treatment, therapy, special education, adaptive equipment, and in-home care.

Families need compensation that accounts for a lifetime of expenses, including future medical costs, lost earning capacity for the child, modifications to homes and vehicles, and ongoing support services. A settlement that only covers immediate costs leaves families financially struggling years down the line.

Pennsylvania birth injury attorneys at Handler, Henning & Rosenberg are proud to fight for those who do not have a voice

05/21/2026

Is Pennsylvania ready for driverless semi-trucks? Autonomous trucking technology is advancing rapidly, with companies already testing self-driving semis on public roads. But Pennsylvania's infrastructure, weather conditions, and dense traffic create serious challenges. Our roads see heavy snow, ice, and fog—conditions that confuse even human drivers.

Liability questions remain unresolved: when a driverless truck crashes, who pays? The trucking company? The software developer? The "safety driver"? Pennsylvania law hasn't caught up to the technology. Read our analysis:

Tens of thousands of autonomous semi-trucks could be on the road by 2029.

05/18/2026

Telematics car insurance tracks your driving behavior (speed, braking, acceleration, mileage, time of day) using a device in your car or a smartphone app. In return for the data, insurers promise discounts for safe driving. But there's a catch: the data collected can be used against you after an accident.

Before you plug in that device for a discount, understand what you're giving up: insurers could use your driving patterns to limit your compensation and protect their bottom line.

With telematics, insurance premiums may be more accurate than ever before.

05/14/2026

Truck platooning, where multiple semi-trucks travel closely together using automated systems, was once a futuristic concept. Now it's becoming a reality as AI rapidly advances. These systems use vehicle-to-vehicle communication, adaptive cruise control, and automated braking to maintain tight following distances, reducing fuel consumption and theoretically improving safety.

But AI-driven trucking raises serious liability questions: who's responsible when an automated system fails? The driver? The trucking company? The software developer? As AI continues transforming transportation, Pennsylvania's roads will see more of this technology—and more complex accident cases.

New technologies and new practices have led to the rise of “truck platooning,” which cuts down on fuel consumption. But

05/11/2026

Can pedestrians be at fault for car accidents? Yes. Pennsylvania's comparative negligence law applies to pedestrians, too. If you jaywalked, crossed against a signal, or stepped into traffic without looking, you could be found partially at fault. But that doesn't automatically bar your claim. As long as you're 50% or less at fault, you can still recover compensation—it's just reduced by your percentage of fault. Drivers and their insurance companies often try to shift blame to pedestrians. Don't let them.

Read about whether a pedestrian can be at fault for an auto accident in this informative blog by the Pennsylvania injury

05/07/2026

Are you self-employed or working as an independent contractor for a larger company? Workers' compensation gets complicated. Most self-employed individuals aren't required to carry workers' comp for themselves, but if you're injured on a job site, you might still have options.

If you're a sole proprietor in Pennsylvania, you might not be sure if you need workers' compensation. Read here to find

05/04/2026

Repetitive stress injuries develop gradually from repeated motions, awkward postures, or sustained exertion over time. Common causes include typing, assembly line work, lifting, scanning items, and using vibrating tools. Jobs most affected: office workers (carpal tunnel from keyboard use), warehouse workers (back and shoulder injuries from lifting), cashiers and retail workers (wrist and hand strain from scanning), healthcare workers (back injuries from patient transfers), and construction workers (hand-arm vibration syndrome from power tools).

These injuries often get dismissed as "just part of the job," but they're covered under workers' compensation. Early intervention matters—waiting too long can lead to permanent damage.

Handler, Henning & Rosenberg represents people who were injured over the course of months or years due to dangerous, pai

04/30/2026

Scarring and disfigurement injuries go far beyond physical appearance. Victims face serious psychological trauma, including depression, anxiety, and PTSD. Social isolation is common: many withdraw from relationships and public settings. Employment consequences are real, with visible scars affecting hiring decisions, promotions, and client-facing roles.

These injuries require ongoing treatment like reconstructive surgery, laser therapy, and mental health support. Compensation must account for a lifetime of medical care, lost earning capacity, and emotional suffering.

Our Pennsylvania scarring and disfigurement attorneys help accident survivors get justice for the scars other people lef

04/27/2026

Limited tort insurance saves you money on premiums, but it'll cost you much more if you're seriously injured. Pennsylvania lets you choose limited tort (restricted recovery) or full tort (unrestricted recovery). Limited tort only allows full compensation if your injury meets the "serious injury" threshold: death, permanent disfigurement, or serious impairment of body function. Most injuries don't qualify. That $100-$300 annual savings could mean losing tens of thousands in compensation after a crash. Before you renew, understand what you're giving up.

Learn the differences between limited vs. full tort coverage—and how it affects your ability to file a lawsuit for injur

04/23/2026

Spring means more construction projects—and more job site injuries. Falls, heavy machinery accidents, and electrical hazards make construction one of Pennsylvania's most dangerous industries. Workers' compensation should cover you if you're injured on the job. But when claims get denied or benefits fall short, that's when you need legal help.

When a construction accident happens, Handler, Henning & Rosenberg has the experience needed to get results. Visit here

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