You were rear-ended on US-1 heading to your shift at St. Mary Medical Center. Your daughter slipped at Sesame Place, and you spent the rest of your vacation in the emergency room. A truck driver running a stale yellow on Route 413 at Maple Avenue T-boned your car. Whatever happened in Langhorne, the first 72 hours shape what your case is worth more than any single decision you make after.
You should not have to learn Pennsylvania’s injury laws, insurance carrier tactics, or the rules of the Bucks County Court of Common Pleas on top of physical recovery and a financial mess you did not cause. That is what a Langhorne personal injury lawyer does. Greg Prosmushkin has practiced as a personal injury lawyer in Pennsylvania since 1994 and runs the firm from 9637 Bustleton Avenue, twenty-five minutes south of Langhorne Borough via I-95. Our team appears regularly at the Doylestown courthouse, knows the local rules, and knows the insurance defense bar that handles Middle Bucks claims. We know the rules of the road, the names of the township police districts, and the trauma protocols at St. Mary Medical Center, the only state-accredited Level II trauma center in Bucks County, located in Langhorne itself.
We work on contingency. You pay us nothing unless we recover for you. No retainer. No hourly billing. Call us at 215-799-9990 at any hour and tell us what happened. The conversation is free, and you do not have to decide anything today.
| FEATURED BUCKS COUNTY VERDICT
A Truck Ran the Stop Sign. Greg Closed the Wrongful Death Case for $1,000,000 in Four Months. Pre-Suit. Our client was riding a motorcycle northbound when a tractor-trailer driver ran a stop sign at Ford Road in Middletown Township, the heart of Langhorne ZIP territory. Greg retained an accident reconstructionist within seventy-two hours, found commercial vehicle camera footage that captured the moments before impact, and settled the wrongful death case for $1,000,000 in four months without ever filing suit. PRNewswire reported the case in February 2019. Bucks County wrongful death cases settle for fair value when the file is built fast. Source: PRNewswire, February 2019. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. |
| ★★★★★
Personal injury: Anastasia handled it from start to finish. “Anastasia was on top of every single detail in my personal injury case. She returned my calls. She answered my emails. She explained every step of the process in plain English. When the insurance company tried to lowball me, she pushed back hard and got me a settlement that was three times their first offer. I cannot say enough good things about the Law Offices of Greg Prosmushkin and Anastasia in particular. They treat you like family.” Sandraliz Jano · Google Review |
★★★★★
Car accident: thorough, responsive, settled for more than I expected. “After my car accident, I was scared and overwhelmed. I had bills piling up. I had no idea what to do next. Anastasia and Greg’s team took over and handled every part of my case. They were thorough. They were responsive. They explained the limited tort issue and what my case was actually worth. They settled for more than I expected. I would recommend them to anyone in Bucks County who is hurt and does not know where to turn.” Sara Ward · Google Review |
Reviews represent individual experiences. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
Why Langhorne Residents Choose Greg for Their Personal Injury Case
Langhorne is a small borough wrapped inside Middletown Township, which means a single injury can involve borough police, township police, and a county courthouse fourteen miles away in Doylestown. People work at St. Mary. People drive US-1 to Philadelphia. Families come to Sesame Place from out of state. When something goes wrong, the attorney who picks up the file early often shapes how the case is built. The points below explain why injured Langhorne residents pick us.
| About 25 minutes south of Langhorne via I-95
Our office sits at 9637 Bustleton Avenue, just off the Langhorne and Oxford Valley exits. You walk in. The attorney at the table is the attorney on your file. |
30+ years of filing in Bucks County
Greg has appeared at the Bucks County Court of Common Pleas in Doylestown since 1994. PA Bar 72888 in active standing with no disciplinary history. |
| $1,000,000 Langhorne-area motorcycle wrongful death, four months, pre-suit
A tractor-trailer driver ran a stop sign on Ford Road. We hired the reconstructionist, secured the video, and settled for $1,000,000 in roughly four months without filing suit. |
$300,000 Bucks County premises liability settlement
ADA-non-compliant ramp at a Pennsylvania convenience store. Documented traumatic brain injury and wrist injury and settled before trial. |
| Six languages spoken in-house
English, Spanish, Russian, Polish, Ukrainian, and Italian. Hard conversations happen in your own language. |
24 hours a day · Home and hospital visits when you cannot travel
A team member answers around the clock. If you cannot drive to us after a US-1 wreck, we can come to you. |
Twenty-Five Minutes South on I-95: How a Langhorne Case Lands in Doylestown
Langhorne is a small borough, less than half a square mile, sitting inside Middletown Township. Most addresses that read “Langhorne” are actually in Middletown Township and are serviced by Middletown Township Police. Only a small portion of what people call “Langhorne” lies inside Langhorne Borough proper. The rest sits in Middletown Township or Langhorne Manor. The geography matters for two things: which police department took the initial report on your accident, and whether a township government entity was involved.
Bucks County personal injury lawsuits are filed at the Bucks County Court of Common Pleas in Doylestown, 14 miles north of Langhorne. The court hears Langhorne cases through the Civil Division. The judges, the local rules, the discovery procedures, and the jury pool are not Philadelphia’s. They are Bucks County’s. An attorney who regularly appears in Doylestown knows how a Bucks County jury responds to a US-1 rear-end versus a Center City crosswalk strike. An attorney who has never been to Doylestown does not.
Our office is about 25 minutes south of Langhorne on I-95 and roughly 30 minutes from the Doylestown courthouse via Route 611. We file there regularly. When the case moves from negotiation to litigation, the file does not change hands, and the strategy does not change firms.
When you cannot drive after a Langhorne injury, the lawyer comes to you. That is not a marketing line. We have met with clients in their homes across Langhorne Borough, Langhorne Manor, and Middletown Township.
Personal Injury Cases We Handle in Langhorne
We focus on injury law for Langhorne and the central Bucks County corridor. If you were hurt anywhere in Bucks County, here are the kinds of cases we take.
US-1 and Route 413 Car Accidents
Our team handles crashes on US-1 (Lincoln Highway), Route 413 (Pine Street/Maple Avenue), Bristol Road, and I-95 through Middletown and Langhorne. We walk you through your limited tort vs. full tort election before you sign anything.
Related: hit and run accidents, Uber and Lyft crashes, and Amazon delivery accidents.
I-95 and US-1 Truck Accidents
Heavy commercial truck volume runs through Langhorne and Middletown on I-95 and US-1. We pull FMCSA driver logs, electronic logging device data, and corporate negligence records that many smaller firms do not request.
Oxford Valley Mall & Sesame Place Premises
We handle slip and falls at Oxford Valley Mall, Sesame Place, and the Route 1 retail corridor through Middletown Township. We secure the surveillance video before it overwrites and document the hazard before the property owner repairs it.
Related: slip and fall claims.
Motorcycle Accidents
Langhorne riders face built-in bias from claims adjusters. We retain accident reconstruction experts within days, secure helmet and gear evidence, and build the file to rebut the comparative-fault narrative the defense raises by default.
Workers’ Compensation
We represent St. Mary Medical Center staff, Oxford Valley Mall retail workers, Sesame Place seasonal employees, delivery drivers, and construction crews. We handle the PA workers’ comp claim and the third-party tort claim in parallel when a defective tool, contractor, or third party caused the injury.
Dog Bites
Pennsylvania uses a hybrid strict-liability and negligence regime under 3 P.S. § 459-502-A. Langhorne’s residential mix produces dog-bite cases at private homes and Middletown Township parks. Recognized as a Top 10 Philadelphia Dog Bite Lawyer 2025 by TrustAnalytica.
Construction Accidents
We handle scaffold collapses, falling-object injuries, trench failures, and equipment malfunctions on Middletown Township commercial builds and Langhorne residential expansions. We coordinate the third-party tort claim alongside the workers’ comp claim.
Wrongful Death
Bucks County wrongful death and survival actions under 42 Pa.C.S. § 8301 and § 8302. Our $1,000,000 pre-suit motorcycle wrongful death on Ford Road closed in four months. The $3,300,000 Top 10 PA wrongful death matter was recognized by TopVerdict.com.
Slip & Fall
Pennsylvania’s hills and ridges doctrine governs winter cases. Our $300,000 Bucks County slip-and-fall TBI settlement involved an ADA-non-compliant ramp.
Catastrophic Injuries
Traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, paralysis, severe burns, and amputation. We retain life-care planners and vocational economists from intake forward.
Other Personal Injury Cases
We handle additional Bucks County injury cases, including bus accidents, distracted driving crashes, railroad accidents, food poisoning, police brutality, and daycare injuries.
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Injured at Sesame Place or Treated at St. Mary Medical Center? Here’s How We Handle Your Case.
Langhorne hosts two of the most common venues behind our Bucks County injury intakes: Sesame Place and St. Mary Medical Center. Each one demands a specific procedural playbook, and we run it the same week the call comes in.
Sesame Place Injury Lawyer for Out-of-State Visitors
Sesame Place draws families from Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Delaware, and beyond. When a child or parent is injured at the park, the case raises three issues most firms get wrong:
- Which state’s law governs?
Pennsylvania law governs the tort claim because the injury happened in Pennsylvania, regardless of where the visitor lives. Pennsylvania’s 2-year statute of limitations applies under 42 Pa.C.S. § 5524, and modified comparative negligence under 42 Pa.C.S. § 7102 applies even if the injured person lives in New Jersey or New York.
- Did Sesame Place comply with PA safety regulations?
Amusement-ride operators in Pennsylvania fall under the Amusement Ride Inspection Act. We pull state inspection records, prior incident reports, and operator safety protocols within the first business day.
- Was the visitor injured by a ride, a slip on park premises, or a third party?
Each path has different evidentiary requirements. Ride-injury cases need preserved video and inspection records. Slip-and-fall cases need surveillance video and weather records. Third-party cases need witness identification before guests leave the park.
St. Mary Medical Center Medical Malpractice
Misdiagnosis, surgical error, birth injury, medication errors, and post-discharge follow-up failures are among the most common medical malpractice case types at hospitals serving Bucks County, including St. Mary Medical Center and Lower Bucks Hospital. Every PA medical malpractice case rises or falls on the Certificate of Merit. Pa.R.C.P. 1042.3 requires the certificate within 60 days of suit, signed by a qualified medical expert affirming a reasonable probability of breach. We retain the expert before we file. Cases without the certificate get dismissed on a technical motion. Cases with it move into discovery. The 2-year PA statute of limitations under 42 Pa.C.S. § 5524 applies, with discovery-rule extensions where the malpractice was not reasonably discoverable.
Injured in Langhorne? Talk to Greg’s Team Today.Free consultation. No fee unless we win. |
What You Need to Know About Personal Injury Law in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania law decides every Langhorne injury case. These seven facts decide most of them.
| You have 2 years to file. | PA law at 42 Pa.C.S. § 5524 gives most injury plaintiffs two years from the date of injury to file a lawsuit. Wrongful death runs two years from the date of death. The window sounds long. It compresses fast once evidence collection, medical treatment, and pre-suit negotiation begin. Minors have until two years after their eighteenth birthday under 42 Pa.C.S. § 5533. |
| Langhorne cases get filed in Doylestown. | Langhorne personal injury lawsuits are filed at the Bucks County Court of Common Pleas, Bucks County Justice Center, 100 North Main Street, Doylestown, PA 18901, about fourteen miles north of Langhorne. The court hears Langhorne cases through the Civil Division, whether the injury happened in Langhorne Borough or Middletown Township. A Bucks County attorney who appears in Doylestown regularly knows how local juries respond. |
| Being partly at fault does not disqualify you. | PA follows modified comparative negligence under 42 Pa.C.S. § 7102 with a 51% bar. At 50% fault or less, you recover, reduced by your share. At 51% or more, you recover nothing. We push the percentage down with evidence. |
| PA is a choice no-fault state for auto insurance. | Under 75 Pa.C.S. § 1705, every PA driver picked limited tort or full tort when the policy was issued. Limited tort drivers still recover non-economic damages when the injury meets the serious injury threshold, or when one of the § 1705(d) exceptions applies. The most common exceptions are: the at-fault driver was convicted of DUI or accepted ARD, the at-fault driver was operating a vehicle registered out of state, or the at-fault driver was uninsured. |
| Middletown Township and SEPTA have a 6-month notice rule. | Claims against Middletown Township, Langhorne Borough, the Bucks County government, SEPTA (which serves Langhorne via the West Trenton Line at Langhorne Station), PennDOT, or any Commonwealth agency require a written notice of claim within six months of the date of injury under 42 Pa.C.S. § 5522. Damage caps apply at 42 Pa.C.S. § 8528 and 42 Pa.C.S. § 8553. Miss the six-month window, and the underlying claim usually dies. |
| PA medical malpractice requires a Certificate of Merit. | Every PA medical malpractice claim, including those tied to treatment at St. Mary Medical Center, requires a Certificate of Merit filed within 60 days of suit under Pa.R.C.P. 1042.3. The certificate is signed by a qualified medical expert affirming a reasonable probability that the defendant’s conduct fell below the standard of care. Without it, the case gets dismissed on a technical motion. |
| Workers’ comp has two separate clocks. | You must notify your employer of a work injury within 120 days under 77 P.S. § 631. You must file a claim petition within 3 years of the date of injury under 77 P.S. § 602. The 2-year tort deadline still applies separately if a third party caused the workplace injury, such as a contractor, equipment manufacturer, or non-employer driver. |
How Much Is Your Langhorne Personal Injury Case Worth?
Nobody can tell you a number on day one. Case value depends on the severity of the injuries, the long-term prognosis, the liability evidence, the available insurance limits, and the strength of the documentation file. Pennsylvania law recognizes three damage categories that apply to Langhorne cases.
Economic Damages
- Past and future medical bills, including St. Mary Medical Center, Lower Bucks Hospital, Capital Health Regional Medical Center in Trenton, and any specialist or rehabilitation costs.
- Lost wages from time away from work.
- Loss of earning capacity, calculated by treating physicians and vocational economists.
- Out-of-pocket expenses, including transportation, home modifications, and assistive devices.
- Property damage, including vehicle replacement.
- Long-term and life-care planning costs in catastrophic Bucks County cases.
Non-Economic Damages
Non-economic damages cover pain and suffering, mental anguish, loss of enjoyment of life, scarring, and loss of consortium. The amount depends on the severity of the injury, the duration of treatment, the impact on daily activities, and the strength of the medical and personal-witness evidence. Limited tort drivers face restrictions under 75 Pa.C.S. § 1705 unless the serious injury threshold applies.
Punitive Damages
Punitive damages are available in Bucks County for outrageous or reckless conduct, including drunk-driving cases, intentional misconduct, and corporate negligence with documented disregard for safety. The standard at trial is clear and convincing evidence.
How Modified Comparative Negligence Affects Your Langhorne Case
Pennsylvania uses modified comparative negligence under 42 Pa.C.S. § 7102 with a 51 percent bar. Here is how the rule plays out in a real Langhorne case.
Suppose you were crossing Route 413 (Pine Street) at its signalized intersection with Route 213 (Maple Avenue) in Langhorne Borough. A driver heading southbound on Route 413 hit you in the crosswalk. Discovery later shows that you stepped off the curb a moment before the walk signal turned, which the defense argues makes you partly responsible. The Bucks County jury determines that the driver was 70% at fault for failing to yield, and your early entry into the crosswalk was 30% at fault.
The jury awards a total of $110,000 in damages.
Under modified comparative negligence, the $110,000 gets reduced by your 30% share of fault. You recover $77,000. The $33,000 represents your 30% contribution.
If the jury had found you 51% at fault, you would recover zero. The 51% bar is unforgiving. The defense in Langhorne pedestrian cases will push your percentage up to whatever they can prove, including arguing about your clothing, the time of day, and whether you were looking at a phone. We push it down with police reports, surveillance video, vehicle telematics, witness statements, and accident reconstruction.
Our Bucks County Case Results
| Result | Case Type | What We Did |
|---|---|---|
| $3,300,000 | Motorcycle Wrongful Death (PA) | Retained accident reconstruction expert. Top 10 PA wrongful death settlements (TopVerdict.com, 2020). |
| $1,925,000 | Construction Falling Object (PA) | Established contractor liability for falling granite slabs. Construction safety experts retained. |
| $1,300,000 | Tractor-Trailer Accident | Sued the contractor and co-company. Proved failure to train and safety protocol violations. |
| $1,000,000 | Motorcycle Wrongful Death vs. Truck (Bucks County, Ford Road, pre-suit, 4 months) | Uncovered video of the truck running a stop sign. Closed 4 months from the accident. |
| $500,000 | Car Accident (Prior Counsel Undervaluation) | The prior attorney valued the case under $100,000. We secured five times the prior valuation. |
| $300,000 | Slip and Fall / Traumatic Brain Injury (Bucks County) | ADA-non-compliant ramp at a Pennsylvania convenience store. Documented TBI and wrist injury. |
| $250,000 | Sidewalk Slip and Fall, Pre-Suit (Bucks County, 2025) | Tree-root uplift on a Bucks County walkway. Our team documented owner notice and settled pre-suit. |
| $175,000 | Slip and Fall (Bucks County, Non Pros Revival) | Revived a dismissed case and recovered for the client. |
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What Our Bucks County Clients Say
Real reviews from real Bucks County clients.
| ★★★★★
“They took my case after two other firms turned me down. And they won. I had a personal injury case that two other attorneys turned down. They told me it was too difficult, that I would not win, that I should just walk away. I called Greg’s office, and Anastasia took the time to actually listen to what happened. She believed in my case. Greg believed in my case. They took the file. They worked on it for over a year. They got me a settlement I never thought was possible. The Law Offices of Greg Prosmushkin do not give up on people. That is the most important thing I can say about them.” Sal Abalov · Google Review |
| ★★★★★
Medical claim: bilingual support, complete file, settled well. “After my medical issue I needed an attorney who could explain things to me in Russian as well as English. Greg and his team did exactly that. They built a complete file. They negotiated with the insurance company for months. They settled my case for a fair amount that covered all my treatment and lost time at work. I would recommend the Law Offices of Greg Prosmushkin to any Russian-speaking family in Bucks County.” Tania Sussar · Google Review |
★★★★★
Car accident: Spanish-speaking team, settled for far more than first offer. “After my car accident I called the Law Offices of Greg Prosmushkin because a friend told me they speak Spanish. From the first phone call I felt comfortable. They explained the limited tort rules in plain language. They returned every call. They settled my case for far more than the insurance company first offered. Thank you to Greg and Anastasia for taking care of my family.” Maria Ramos · Google Review |
| ★★★★★
“I called other firms first. They all said the case was too hard. Greg’s office took it on day one and three months later they had it settled.” Eduardo Gomez, Google Review |
Reviews represent individual experiences. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
How a Bucks County Personal Injury Case Moves From Intake to Resolution
Most Langhorne cases follow the same five-step path. The exact timeline depends on case facts, the parties, the insurer, and whether the case settles or is filed at Doylestown.
You Tell Us What Happened
Call 215-799-9990 or fill out the form. A team member listens, identifies the at-fault party, and explains your likely path forward. The call is free.
We Build the File
We pull the Middletown Township Police, Langhorne Borough Police, or PA State Police report, request 911 audio, secure surveillance video from Oxford Valley Mall, Sesame Place, or the retail corridor before it overwrites, identify witnesses, and order medical records from St. Mary.
We Coordinate Treatment and Damages
Treating physicians and rehabilitation providers at St. Mary Medical Center, Lower Bucks Hospital, and Capital Health Trenton report on the medical picture. We track bills and build the damages exhibit.
We Negotiate the Settlement
The demand letter goes to the at-fault carrier with documented damages and liability evidence. We run focus groups on serious cases.
We File at Doylestown if Needed
Most cases settle. Cases that do not settle get filed at the Bucks County Court of Common Pleas in Doylestown within the 2-year deadline.
Ready to Talk About Your Case?
No fees unless we win. Free consultation, no obligation.
Is Hiring a Personal Injury Lawyer in Langhorne Safe, Legal, and Regulated?
Yes. Every personal injury attorney practicing in Pennsylvania is licensed and regulated by the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania through the Disciplinary Board and the Office of Disciplinary Counsel. Greg Prosmushkin holds PA Bar 72888, admitted November 21, 1994, in active standing with no disciplinary history.
Pennsylvania’s attorney advertising rules fall under Rules 7.1 through 7.3 of the PA Rules of Professional Conduct. Every legal services advertisement in PA must be truthful, non-deceptive, and include required disclosures.
Contingency-fee representation under PA law creates no financial obligation unless your case produces a recovery. After your free case review, you are free to consult other attorneys, take time to decide, or choose not to proceed at no cost.
“But I’m Not Sure I Have a Real Case”
Langhorne injury victims talk themselves out of calling a lawyer because they assume they were partly to blame, their injuries were not serious enough, or they waited too long. In most cases, those fears are bigger than the actual legal barriers.
- You can still recover even if you were partly at fault as long as you were 50% responsible or less under 42 Pa.C.S. § 7102.
- A pre-existing condition does not disqualify you. PA’s eggshell-plaintiff rule lets you recover for aggravation of a prior injury.
- You do not need to have called 911 immediately. Getting medical attention as soon as possible strengthens the case, but a gap of a few days does not end it.
- Even if the at-fault driver had little or no insurance, your own UM/UIM coverage often provides a path to recovery.
- A limited tort election does not block recovery in every case. Limited tort drivers still recover non-economic damages when the injury meets the serious injury threshold.
- Out-of-state tourists hurt at Sesame Place still have PA tort rights. PA law governs the claim, and PA’s 2-year statute of limitations applies regardless of where you live.
If you are unsure whether you have a case, that uncertainty is exactly what a free consultation is for.
What If You Don’t Win? You Owe Us Absolutely Nothing.
Financial worry is part of what brought you here. Our representation is 100% contingency-based under Pennsylvania law. If we do not recover for you, you pay zero in attorney fees. Not a reduced fee. Not costs. Nothing. We invest our own time and resources because we believe in the case, and we only get paid when you do. There is no financial risk to calling us. The only real risk is waiting.
Our Bucks County Personal Injury Legal Team
Four practicing attorneys. Each admitted in Pennsylvania. Meet the full team.
| FOUNDER · MANAGING PARTNER
Greg Prosmushkin PA BAR 72888 · SINCE 1994 · 30+ YEARS IN BUCKS COUNTY COURTS Greg founded the firm in 1995 and has built a $100 million+ track record across Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and New York. J.D. and LL.M. in Trial Advocacy from Temple University Beasley School of Law. Keenan Trial Institute Master Graduate (2018-2020). Federal admissions include the Eastern, Middle, and Western Districts of Pennsylvania. Recognition: 6× Super Lawyers Pennsylvania (2021-2026), Million Dollar Advocates Forum, America’s Top 100 High Stakes Litigators (2017), Top 10 PA Wrongful Death Settlement 2020. Languages: English, Russian, Spanish |
Jonfranco Esimio
ASSOCIATE ATTORNEY Personal injury and immigration. PA Super Lawyers Rising Stars 2026. PA Bar 325063. English, Italian, Spanish |
| Craig Browne Jr.
ASSOCIATE ATTORNEY Personal injury caseload across Bucks County and Philadelphia matters. English |
Celia Prosmushkin
ASSOCIATE ATTORNEY PI caseload across PA and NJ. Temple Fox School of Business; Widener Delaware Law School. English, Russian |
High-Risk Langhorne Roads and Trauma Centers
Langhorne’s road network funnels Middletown Township residential traffic, I-95 cross-state commercial volume, Oxford Valley Mall regional shopping draw, and Sesame Place tourist traffic onto a small set of corridors. Five roads account for the bulk of our Langhorne caseload.
| Interstate 95
Runs through Bucks County south of Langhorne. The primary access to Langhorne and Oxford Valley is via I-95 Exit 46A to US Route 1 North. Heavy freight volume between the Port of Philadelphia and the New Jersey border drives serious injury truck cases on this corridor. |
U.S. Route 1 (Lincoln Highway)
The major commercial arterial through Middletown Township. Connects to I-295 at the Exit 5 cloverleaf interchange near Oxford Valley. The US-1 / Oxford Valley Road intersection has been identified by PennDOT as a high-crash location currently undergoing redesign. |
| Route 413 (Pine Street)
The primary north-south state arterial through the Langhorne area. The signalized Route 413 (Pine Street) / Route 213 (Maple Avenue) intersection inside Langhorne Borough is a documented pedestrian crossing point. |
Route 213
The east-west state arterial through Langhorne Borough. Connects PA 532 in Feasterville to US-1 in Middletown Township near Oxford Valley Mall. Junctions with Route 413 inside the borough. |
| Oxford Valley Road
Connects U.S. Route 1 to Oxford Valley Mall and the surrounding retail corridor in Middletown Township and Falls Township. PennDOT has documented the Oxford Valley Road / Lincoln Highway intersection as a high-crash location undergoing safety redesign. |
Trauma Centers and Courthouse Serving Langhorne Injury Victims
Severe Langhorne injuries are most often treated at St. Mary Medical Center at 1201 Langhorne-Newtown Road, Langhorne, PA, the only state-accredited Trauma Center in Bucks County, designated as an Adult Level II Trauma Center by the Pennsylvania Trauma Systems Foundation. Other area hospitals serving Langhorne injury victims include Jefferson Bucks Hospital at 380 N. Oxford Valley Road in Langhorne (which transfers trauma patients to Jefferson Torresdale in Northeast Philadelphia), Lower Bucks Hospital in Bristol, and Capital Health Regional Medical Center in Trenton, NJ. Langhorne personal injury lawsuits are filed in the Civil Division of the Bucks County Court of Common Pleas at the Bucks County Justice Center, 100 North Main Street, Doylestown, PA 18901.
| ★★★★★
“They speak Russian. They speak English. They came to the house when I could not drive after the accident. That is rare.” Lana Mironov, Google Review |
Langhorne Neighborhoods and Surrounding Areas We Serve
Most addresses with a Langhorne ZIP code are inside Middletown Township, with a smaller core inside Langhorne Borough proper and Langhorne Manor Borough. Our office at 9637 Bustleton Avenue sits about 25 minutes south of Langhorne via I-95. We serve every Langhorne sub-area and the surrounding Bucks County corridor.
| Langhorne Core | Middletown Township Neighborhoods | Adjacent Boroughs | Surrounding Bucks County |
| Langhorne Borough | Maple Point | Penndel | Newtown |
| Langhorne Manor | Parkland | Hulmeville | Yardley |
| Middletown Township | Parkland Heights | Levittown (Middletown sections) | |
| Langhorne Gardens | Bristol Township | ||
| Quincy Hollow | Falls Township | ||
| Woodbourne | Bensalem | ||
| Feasterville |
Not sure if your address is covered? Call 215-799-9990. We serve all of Bucks County from our Bustleton Avenue office.
Langhorne Personal Injury FAQs
What If I Was Injured at Sesame Place as an Out-of-State Visitor?
Pennsylvania law governs your claim because the injury happened in Pennsylvania, regardless of where you live. The 2-year statute of limitations under 42 Pa.C.S. § 5524 applies. PA modified comparative negligence under 42 Pa.C.S. § 7102 applies even if your home state uses a different rule. The case files are at the Bucks County Court of Common Pleas in Doylestown. We pull amusement ride inspection records from the PA Department of Agriculture’s Bureau of Ride and Measurement Standards, plus prior incident reports and operator safety protocols.
Can I Sue St. Mary Medical Center for Medical Malpractice?
Yes, with strict procedural rules. Every PA medical malpractice claim requires a Certificate of Merit filed within 60 days of suit under Pa.R.C.P. 1042.3. The certificate is signed by a qualified medical expert affirming a reasonable probability that the defendant’s conduct fell below the standard of care. We retain the expert before we file. The 2-year statute of limitations under 42 Pa.C.S. § 5524 applies, with discovery-rule extensions when the malpractice was not reasonably discoverable.
Where Do I File If My Address Says Langhorne but I’m Actually in Middletown Township?
Either way, your case files are at the Bucks County Court of Common Pleas in Doylestown. The Langhorne / Middletown Township distinction matters for two things: which police department took the initial accident report (Langhorne Borough Police, Langhorne Manor Police, or Middletown Township Police), and whether a township government entity was involved in the injury. If a township vehicle or municipal property was involved, the 6-month notice rule under 42 Pa.C.S. § 5522 applies, and damage caps under 42 Pa.C.S. § 8553 limit recovery to $500,000 aggregate. Call 215-799-9990 the day of the incident if a township vehicle or municipal property was involved.
What If I Was Hit by a Truck on I-95 Through Langhorne?
A truck case is not an auto case. Commercial trucks trigger FMCSA driver-log and electronic logging device evidence requirements under 49 CFR Part 395, and that data overwrites quickly. We send preservation letters within the first business day, retain reconstructionists on serious cases, and pursue corporate-defendant negligence theories. Our $1.3 million tractor-trailer settlement turned on documented training and protocol failures.
What If I Was Hurt at Oxford Valley Mall?
You may have a premises liability claim. Oxford Valley Mall (in Middletown Township, Langhorne ZIP) owes a duty to its invitees under Pennsylvania premises liability law. Slip-and-fall cases on retail floors, parking lot pothole injuries, escalator injuries, and security failures each create separate causes of action. We secure surveillance video within the first business day to prevent overwrite, request the incident report, and depose the loss-prevention officer who handled the report.
How Does Pennsylvania’s Limited Tort Election Affect My Langhorne Car Accident Case?
Pennsylvania is a choice no-fault state under 75 Pa.C.S. § 1705. If you picked limited tort, you face restrictions on recovering pain and suffering unless the injury meets the serious injury threshold or one of the § 1705(d) exceptions applies. The most common exceptions are: the at-fault driver was convicted of DUI or accepted ARD, the at-fault driver was operating a vehicle registered out of state, or the at-fault driver was uninsured.
How Much Does It Cost to Hire a Langhorne Personal Injury Attorney?
Nothing up front. We handle every Langhorne personal injury case on a 100% contingency-fee basis. The consultation is free. We advance case costs, including expert witnesses, court fees, accident reconstruction, and medical records. Our fee comes from the settlement or verdict and applies only if we recover.
What Is My Langhorne Case Worth?
Case value depends on the severity of the injuries, the long-term prognosis, the liability evidence, the available insurance limits, and the strength of the documentation. Our Bucks County results range from a $175,000 revival of a previously dismissed slip-and-fall case, to a $300,000 mild-TBI premises case, to a $1 million pre-suit motorcycle wrongful death closed in 4 months.
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Tell us what happened in Langhorne. We will tell you honestly what we think, at no charge and with no pressure. If we can help, we will tell you how. If we cannot, we will tell you that too. The call costs you nothing.
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9637 Bustleton Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19115 |
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