Kari K. Gehman

About Kari K. Gehman — personal injury Lancaster Pennsylvania

For personal injury Lancaster clients, Kari K. Gehman is part of the team at Georgelis, Larsen & Sabatino Injury Law Firm, P.C., a Lancaster County practice focused on representing accident victims against insurance companies. Gehman joined the firm in 2019 after experiencing firsthand the difference the right legal team can make, and as office manager she is often the first person clients meet — setting the tone for a practice built around client care. The firm’s mission pairs securing maximum compensation with giving clients peace of mind, recognizing that most people do not want to be in the legal system and need a trusted advocate. Compare other firms on the Lancaster attorney directory.

This personal injury Lancaster practice emphasizes a family-like, client-focused atmosphere where injured people feel comfortable, supported, and heard from the moment they walk through the door. That matters in Pennsylvania, where injury victims face a two-year filing deadline and a modified comparative negligence rule that can reduce or bar recovery. The firm’s role is to handle the pressure of dealing with insurers so clients can focus on healing while their claim moves forward.

What Clients Say

This profile does not yet display public reviews, so the following reflects the firm’s stated approach rather than testimony. The practice positions itself around professionalism paired with genuine compassion — making sure every client feels comfortable, supported, and heard. The firm frames a client’s experience during an injury claim as central to its mission, combining the pursuit of maximum compensation with the reassurance that a trusted team is handling the insurance fight.

personal injury Lancaster — Practice Areas & Services

• Car & Truck Accidents: Claims from crashes on US-30, Route 222, and Lancaster surface streets against at-fault drivers and insurers.
• Motorcycle & Pedestrian Injuries: Representation for vulnerable road users hurt across Lancaster County.
• Slip & Fall / Premises Liability: Injury claims tied to unsafe conditions at area properties and businesses.
• Insurance Disputes: Advocating against carriers that delay, undervalue, or deny legitimate injury claims.
• Wrongful Death: Pursuing accountability for Lancaster County families who lost a loved one to negligence.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long do I have to file an injury claim in Lancaster?

Pennsylvania gives most personal injury victims two years from the date of the accident to file suit. Because that window closes faster than many people expect, it is wise to consult a Lancaster County injury firm soon after a crash so evidence can be preserved.

What does a Lancaster personal injury lawyer cost?

Most Pennsylvania injury firms work on contingency, meaning no upfront fee and payment only if they recover for you. Free consultations let you understand the value and challenges of your claim before deciding how to proceed.

Can I recover if I was partly at fault in a Lancaster crash?

Yes, within limits. Pennsylvania follows modified comparative negligence: you can recover as long as you are 50% or less at fault, with your award reduced by your share. Lancaster County injury suits are filed in the Court of Common Pleas at the courthouse downtown.