We represent injured people and families from Fayette County, from Uniontown and Connellsville to the Mon Valley, from our office in Sewickley.
Free consultation with an injury lawyer. Call 412-802-6666, text 412-855-5511, or send us a message.
We represent injured people and families from Fayette County. Flaherty Fardo Rogel & Amick has handled injury and malpractice cases since 1997. Our one office is in Sewickley, in Allegheny County, and we serve Fayette County clients from there.
For people in Uniontown, Connellsville, Brownsville, Masontown, Perryopolis, South Union, North Union, Dunbar and the rest of the county, we handle medical malpractice, serious personal injury and wrongful death cases. Our firm has obtained verdicts, settlements and awards for clients in Fayette County and in counties across Pennsylvania.
A lawsuit over an injury that happened in Fayette County is often filed in:
Court of Common Pleas of Fayette County
Fourteenth Judicial District of Pennsylvania
Fayette County Courthouse
61 East Main Street, Uniontown, PA 15401
Pennsylvania’s venue rules decide which county a lawsuit belongs in. In general, a case can be filed in the county where the injury happened (the place where the “cause of action arose”). It may also be filed where an individual defendant can be served, or where a business defendant has its main office or regularly does business. Medical malpractice cases follow the same general venue rules as other cases; the special malpractice venue rule was rescinded effective January 1, 2023. Choosing the right court is one of the first decisions we make with you.
Fayette County’s main routes include Route 40 (the National Road), Route 119, Route 43 (the Mon–Fayette Expressway) and Route 51. In 2025, PennDOT designated a stretch of Route 40 in Wharton Township as a highway safety corridor.
After a crash: get medical care, call the police, photograph the scene and vehicles, and keep every bill and insurance letter. See our car accident, truck accident and motorcycle accident guides.
Hospitals in the county include Uniontown Hospital, at 500 West Berkeley Street in Uniontown, and Penn Highlands Connellsville, at 401 East Murphy Avenue in Connellsville. Many Fayette County patients are also treated at hospitals in Pittsburgh.
Naming a hospital here is for orientation only. It does not suggest that any hospital or provider did anything wrong. Most care is good care; a malpractice case exists only when care falls below accepted standards and causes harm.
Read about failure to diagnose, emergency room mistakes and OB/GYN and birth injuries.
Our office is at 434 Beaver Street in Sewickley, on the far side of Allegheny County from Fayette County. You do not need to travel to get started: use our contact form, call 412-802-6666 or text 412-855-5511.
What is a fact witness vs. an expert witness?
We work closely as one team. Every case that heads toward trial has the whole team behind it.
No. We have one office, at 434 Beaver Street in Sewickley. We represent Fayette County clients from there, and you can start by phone, text or our contact form.
Often in the Court of Common Pleas of Fayette County, at the courthouse at 61 East Main Street in Uniontown. If a defendant is based in or regularly does business in another county, venue may also be proper there.
In Pennsylvania, most personal injury, medical malpractice and wrongful death claims must be filed within two years (42 Pa.C.S. § 5524). If a government agency or public employee may be responsible, written notice is generally required within six months (42 Pa.C.S. § 5522). Exceptions can shorten or extend these deadlines, so call us early rather than late.
Tell us what happened. Call 412-802-6666, text 412-855-5511, email Noah Fardo at npf@pghfirm.com, or send a message. You can also read our case results, client reviews and frequently asked questions, or see all the areas we serve.
There is no fee unless we obtain a monetary recovery. General information only, not legal advice. Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
