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Loyalsock Township Hit-and-Run: What Pennsylvania Law Says About Your Rights When the Driver Who Hit You Disappears You were parked on East Third Street, hazard lights flashing, making a delivery — exactly what you are supposed to do. Then someone came through eastbound, clipped your mirror, and kept going. No stop. No note. No exchange of information. Just the sound of impact and a red Toyota Tacoma disappearing down the road. If you are reading this, you are probably the driver — or someone who drives these same roads for a living and just realized how exposed you are when the person who hits you decides to run. We are going to tell you everything the insurance company hopes you do not figure out in time, because the truth is this: the law gives you real protections when a hit-and-run driver vanishes, but those protections come with clocks that are already running. Some of them expire in days, not years. We handle car accident and insurance-claim cases across the country, including in Pennsylvania. Ralph Manginello has spent 27-plus years in courtrooms, including federal court, and before he was a lawyer he was a journalist — which means he learned early…