About Helen L. Shaubach — Personal Injury Lancaster Pennsylvania
Helen L. Shaubach supports a leading personal injury Lancaster practice as a senior litigation paralegal. She works with Georgelis, Larsen & Sabatino Injury Law Firm, P.C. With over 20 years of experience, she handles auto accident and serious injury files. A Lancaster County native, she serves clients throughout the community. Because she trained as a litigation paralegal, she manages complex case details. For example, she works on slip-and-fall claims and civil litigation. She holds national certification from NALA. You can also compare other firms on the Lancaster attorney directory.
Helen’s careful work helps keep injury cases moving smoothly. She supports clients from the first call through resolution. Reach out for a free review of your claim.
What Clients Say
With Helen managing auto-accident and serious-injury files as a NALA-certified senior litigation paralegal of more than 20 years, reviewers describe case details that never slipped and updates that arrived without chasing. Lancaster County clients say her organization kept their claims moving from the first call to resolution.
Personal Injury Lancaster — Practice Areas & Services
- Auto accidents — a leading source of Lancaster County injury claims.
- Slip-and-fall claims — premises liability cases.
- Serious bodily injury — building claims around lasting harm.
- Civil litigation — pursuing accountability through the courts.
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 should I bring to my first injury consultation?
Bring any crash or incident report, photos, and your medical records. Insurance information and a list of expenses also help. These details let the team assess your claim faster.
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 recovery.
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


