About Christopher P. Larsen — Personal Injury Lancaster Pennsylvania
Christopher P. Larsen is a personal injury Lancaster attorney and firm partner. He practices at Georgelis, Larsen & Sabatino Injury Law Firm, P.C. His work focuses on personal injury and wrongful death cases. He represents individuals and families across Pennsylvania harmed by negligence. Because he was once a prosecutor, he brings deep trial experience. For example, he handled over 100 jury trials as a Lancaster County prosecutor. A Lancaster native, Chris earned his law degree from Widener University in 1999. You can also compare other firms on the Lancaster attorney directory.
Chris now brings that courtroom skill to the civil side. He stands up to insurers and corporations for accident victims. Reach out for a free review of your claim.
What Clients Say
Reviewers point to Chris’s record of more than 100 jury trials as a Lancaster County prosecutor, experience he now turns against insurers and corporations for accident victims. Clients in wrongful-death and catastrophic-injury cases describe a Lancaster native who paired that trial skill with steady, compassionate guidance.
Personal Injury Lancaster — Practice Areas & Services
- Motor vehicle accidents — car, truck, and motorcycle crashes.
- Wrongful death — representing families after fatal incidents.
- Catastrophic injury — building claims around long-term losses.
- Negligence claims — holding careless parties accountable.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a personal injury lawyer in Lancaster cost?
Most Lancaster injury firms work on contingency, so you pay nothing unless you recover. The fee comes from your settlement or award. The firm offers a free case review.
What is a wrongful death claim in Pennsylvania?
A wrongful death claim lets certain family members recover after a fatal injury. It can cover funeral costs, lost support, and other losses. Pennsylvania sets strict deadlines for these claims.
Where are Lancaster injury cases heard?
Most Lancaster civil injury cases are filed in the Lancaster County Court of Common Pleas downtown. Your attorney handles each filing and hearing. This lets you focus on healing.
Quick Facts: Personal Injury in Lancaster, Pennsylvania
- Statewide injuries: Pennsylvania crashes injured 66,950 people in 2024 — PennDOT
- Crash volume: The state recorded 110,765 reportable crashes in 2024 — PennDOT
- Filing window: Pennsylvania’s general injury statute of limitations is two years — 42 Pa.C.S. § 5524


