Thomas, Conrad & Conrad Attorneys at Law
Ph: 610.867.2900
Fax: 610.867.2922
E-Mail: tccbethlehem@ptd.net
2550 Brodhead Road
Bethlehem, PA 18020

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Personal Injury

Have you been injured in a car or trucking accident?  Has a loved one been hurt as a result of another's driving?  Have you been hurt in a fall?  Thomas, Conrad & Conrad Attorneys at Law can help you!

We’ve helped thousands of people get the money they deserve!

At Thomas, Conrad and Conrad Attorneys at Law, we understand that an unexpected injury can be an awful experience. Besides the pain from the injury, your medical bills can add up quickly, and if you have no disability insurance nor wage loss coverage, you may not have any income to support yourself. The sooner you come to us for help, the faster we can assist you.

In a typical car accident the negligent driver is liable for any injuries incurred by other people; however, even if a negligent driver is uninsured, a large recovery may still be possible. Call us for an assessment of your case! If you were injured by a negligent motorist, you need Thomas, Conrad and Conrad Attorneys at Law to get the money you deserve for all your losses.

Personal Injury Attorneys

If you are incapacitated, we will meet with you at home or in the hospital.

Thomas, Conrad & Conrad Attorneys at Law (TCC) are Ivy League educated Lehigh Valley Trial Attorneys who not only work locally but they live in your neighborhoods as well.  They include attorneys who have been successfully representing Lehigh Valley residents since 1960.  This law firm's 2009 personal injury successes include: 

  • Northampton County ATV accident recovery of $470,000.
  • Through pursuit and recovery of underinsured motorist insurance benefits from a client’s own automobile insurance, TCC obtained a $600,000 recovery for a man who suffered a fractured hip in an automobile accident even though the at fault driver only had the minimum available insurance coverage of $15,000.
  • While representing a Lehigh County motorcyclist who had only $50,000 in underinsured motorist (UIM) benefits, a successful challenge by TCC that the language within the insurance policy violated the Pennsylvania motor vehicle statutes resulted in a recovery of $100,000. This UIM recovery of twice the insurance policy limits took place as a result of TCC’s efforts despite the man having paid for only $50,000 in insurance limits on an annual basis. (This $100,000 UIM recovery was also in addition to the six figure policy limits TCC recovered from the insurance company for the driver of the other car involved in the accident with the motorcyclist.)
  • While continuing to receive annual payments towards a $1,000,000 plus motor vehicle recovery during trial, TCC increased the amount of the annual payments to include attorney fees and interest after a successful pursuit of a contempt motion against the defendant trucking company whose 2009 installment payment was not timely received.

Additional Successes 

  •  At a Lehigh County jury trial TCC recovered in excess of $1,000,000 for a woman who suffered a fractured pelvis in a motor vehicle accident. 
  • $220,000 combined recovery after start of Lehigh County jury trial against the snow removal company for fractured ankle suffered in a fall on ice in a restaurant parking lot.
  •  Largest recorded arbitration verdict in a motor vehicle accident in Schuylkill County Court history as reported in local newspaper.
  • $100,000 + trial verdict and $30,000 + in delay damages in a slip and fall case in which the defense contested liability and refused to offer any monies to settle.
  • Successful challenge to a health insurance company’s demand to be paid back over $100,000 in medical expenses which it paid on our client’s medical bills associated with his automobile accident. Despite their asserted entitlement to reimbursement TCC challenged the health insurance companies entitlement based on the Pennsylvania Statutes which govern the subrogation (reimbursement) entitlement of health insurance companies to reimbursement of medical expenses paid for the treatment of one’s injuries out of monies received in a personal injury case arising from those injuries. TCC’s challenge was ultimately successful hence allowing this $100,000 + portion of his recovery to be enjoyed by the client instead of having to be reimbursed to his health insurance company. 

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