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Who Pays for the Damage to Your Mailbox From Snowplowing?
Article Summary Mailbox damage from snowplows in Pennsylvania depends on who operated the plow, how the damage occurred, and mailbox placement. Snow force alone is usually not reimbursed; direct contact may create liability. Responsibility: PennDOT (state roads): Only liable if the plow physically hits the mailbox. Township/borough plows: May replace mailboxes that follow local placement rules. Private plows/neighbwintors: Liability based on negligence; handled via insurance.

Fiffik Law Group, PC
2 days ago4 min read


Winter Weather Driving | Tips for Accidents
Pennsylvania is known for having severe winter weather, often resulting in treacherous road conditions for motorists. Winter weather can...

Fiffik Law Group, PC
Dec 15, 20213 min read
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