Bio
Keeping track of the details
Piscitello Law is incredibly grateful to have found Lisa Calvello who joined our team in September 2023. She is a seasoned paralegal professional and brings an impressive set of skills and good energy to the firm. Lisa has a strong working knowledge of our client data management software and keeps careful track of case facts and issues, big and small. That attention to detail helps us closely monitor the progress of a case from the very first call, to the resolution of the matter. Lisa has a warm and engaging personality and puts new clients at ease when they recount the details of a traumatic bike or car crash.
Background
Lisa has worked in the field as a professional paralegal for several decades and has experience with prominent firms throughout Philadelphia and South Jersey. For that reason, she has an extensive knowledge of legal procedures and laws within both the state of Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
Lisa is a native of Philadelphia and calls South Jersey home. She is a devoted fan of all things Disney and visits this Florida landmark twice a year with her family. In her spare time, she can be found creating impressive decorations for family events and holidays. She has two adult children, one daughter-in-law, and one four-legged baby named Belle. Belle’s DNA test revealed that she shares ancestry with Great Dane, St. Bernard, and Sharpei, but this rescue pup is 100% floof.
Princess Belle
Belle’s crew: Connor, Lexi, Skylar & Josie
Certifications
- Philadelphia Association of Paralegals
- Keystone Alliance of Paralegals Association
What to Do After a Bike Crash
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Move to Safety: Get yourself and your bike out of the roadway and into a safe spot.
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Take Photos: Capture images of the vehicle, license plates, and the intersection where the crash occurred to document the scene.
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Call Police: Ensure your account of the crash is in the report. Mention any injuries or pain you feel, no matter how minor.
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Get Medical Attention: If you don't go to the hospital from the scene, visit your primary care doctor or urgent care promptly.
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Preserve Evidence: Avoid repairs or washing items. Keep your bike and clothing as they are to maintain evidence for your case.
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Get Driver and Witness Info: Get contact info for anyone who witnessed the crash.
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Call a Bike Crash Attorney: Avoid speaking to insurers before consulting an attorney. Your words could be used against you.
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Meet Attorney at Crash Scene: As soon as you are able, make plans to meet your attorney at the crash scene to review details.