About Thomas J. “TJ” Sabatino — Personal Injury Lancaster Pennsylvania
Thomas J. “TJ” Sabatino is a personal injury Lancaster attorney and firm partner. He practices at Georgelis, Larsen & Sabatino Injury Law Firm, P.C. His work focuses on injury and workers’ compensation cases. He represents injured workers and accident victims across Pennsylvania. Because he once defended insurers, he understands how they value claims. For example, he handles car, truck, motorcycle, and slip-and-fall cases. TJ earned his law degree from Widener University School of Law in 2010. You can also compare other firms on the Lancaster attorney directory.
With experience on both sides of the courtroom, TJ brings real litigation strength. He is known for courtroom presence and persuasive advocacy. Reach out for a free review of your claim.
What Clients Say
Because TJ once defended insurers before switching sides, reviewers say he reads carrier tactics quickly and prepares accordingly. Clients in car, truck, motorcycle, and slip-and-fall cases point to his courtroom presence and say they felt represented by someone who knew exactly how the other side would argue value.
Personal Injury Lancaster — Practice Areas & Services
- Motor vehicle accidents — car, truck, and motorcycle crashes.
- Workers’ compensation — helping injured Lancaster County workers.
- Slip-and-fall claims — premises liability cases.
- Severe injury cases — building claims around lasting harm.
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.
Can I get both injury and workers’ comp benefits?
Sometimes a workplace injury involves a third party, like a negligent driver. In those cases, you may have both a comp claim and an injury claim. Your attorney coordinates the two.
Where are Lancaster injury cases heard?
Most Lancaster civil injury cases are filed in the Lancaster County Court of Common Pleas downtown. Workers’ comp claims go before a comp judge. Your attorney handles each one.
Quick Facts: Personal Injury in Lancaster, Pennsylvania
- Statewide injuries: Pennsylvania crashes injured 66,950 people in 2024 — PennDOT
- Comp maximum: The 2024 weekly workers’ comp maximum was $1,325 — PA Department of Labor & Industry
- Filing window: Pennsylvania’s general injury statute of limitations is two years — 42 Pa.C.S. § 5524


