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Emotional Distress Damages in a Personal Injury Case Explained

Posted January 21st, 2025 by Munley Law Personal Injury Attorneys.

In Pennsylvania, when you’re injured in an accident, you may have the right to file a personal injury or lawsuit seeking compensation for medical bills, lost wages, and other such .

It’s also important to account for your emotional distress when filing a claim or lawsuit. Emotional distress damages can compensate you for the psychological toll of a traumatic event.

At Munley Law, serving the area since 1959, we’ll fight for emotional distress compensation when it’s available. Contact our Pennsylvania personal injury lawyers today to learn more about your case.Emotional Distress Damages in a Personal Injury Case Explained

What Qualifies as Emotional Distress in Pennsylvania Law?

Emotional distress can take many forms in a personal injury case. There is no strict legal definition for emotional distress in Pennsylvania, as what qualifies as emotional distress can vary on a case-by-case basis. […]

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What Do You Need to Get a PA Motorcycle License?

Posted January 21st, 2025 by Munley Law Personal Injury Attorneys.

You must add a Class M endorsement to your driver’s license to legally operate a motorcycle in Pennsylvania. Luckily, the process of getting licensed is relatively straightforward.

Just make sure you follow the steps properly! If you operate a motorcycle without a license in Pennsylvania and you’re involved in a wreck, it could complicate how you pursue compensation. Regardless, if you are hurt in an accident someone else caused, contact our motorcycle accident lawyers at Munley Law to learn more about your legal rights.What Do You Need to Get a PA Motorcycle License?

Step-by-Step Guide to Getting Your PA Motorcycle License

Obtaining a motorcycle license in Pennsylvania involves these steps:

Age Requirements
You must be at least 16 years old to get a Pennsylvania Class M motorcycle license. If you’re under 18, you must:

  • Hold a motorcycle learner’s permit for at least 6 months
  • Complete 65 hours of supervised practice riding

Required Documentation

  • Proof of identity, […]

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The Use of Medical Experts in Personal Injury Cases

Posted January 18th, 2025 by Munley Law Personal Injury Attorneys.

Many forms of evidence and documentation can help you show you deserve compensation when filing a personal injury or lawsuit. Often, victims can strengthen their cases by coordinating with medical experts to provide testimony.The Use of Medical Experts in Personal Injury Cases

The specific way a medical professional can help with your case will depend on factors ranging from the severity of your injuries to whether you settle out-of-court or go to trial. Contact Munley Law today to learn more about how our network of medical experts can help when fighting for compensation in your personal injury case.

Why Medical Expert Testimony Is Critical to Your Case

The involvement of medical experts often determines whether a victim receives the full compensation they deserve for their injuries.

Depending on the circumstances, medical experts play many potential roles in personal injury cases. For instance, […]

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Maximum Medical Improvement in Workers’ Compensation

Posted January 17th, 2025 by Munley Law Personal Injury Attorneys.

Achieving (MMI) is an important step in workers’ compensation cases, signifying that a person’s condition has reached a stable point and that no major improvements are anticipated. However, this doesn’t mean you’re fully healed. Many workers mistakenly assume that once they reach MMI, they are completely recovered.Maximum Medical Improvement in Workers Compensation

In reality, they may still experience ongoing pain and limitations or require future care. It’s important to understand the implications of MMI on your benefits and compensation, as it can impact your settlement and eligibility for permanent disability benefits. Our experienced attorneys can help you handle this phase and ensure your rights and future needs are fully considered.

Understanding Maximum Medical Improvement (MMI) in Workers’ Comp Cases

Maximum Medical Improvement (MMI) marks when your injury stabilizes, not when you’re fully recovered. Think of it as reaching a plateau in your medical treatment, […]

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Workers Comp vs Personal Injury – What’s the Difference?

Posted January 17th, 2025 by Munley Law Personal Injury Attorneys.

If you’ve been seriously injured, you may be drowning in medical bills, financially struggling, and unsure where to turn. Everyone seems to have advice, and you hear the words workers’ comp and personal injury thrown around a lot. While both provide compensation after an accident, it is important to understand the differences to determine the best option in your case.Workers Comp vs Personal Injury - What's the Difference?

Key Differences Between Workers’ Compensation and Personal Injury Claims

Both workers’ compensation and personal injury claims relate to injury, so you may wonder, what is the difference?

An injured employee can file a workers’ compensation when injured at work or through the scope of their employment. Workers’ compensation aims to protect injured workers first and foremost.

Personal injury lawsuits are appropriate when a third party has injured you. Personal injury claims are your best option if you have suffered an injury that is not work-related (for example, […]

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