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What Is the No Zone of a Truck?

Posted December 19th, 2024 by Munley Law Personal Injury Attorneys.

In the age of Amazon Prime and endless online shopping, more trucks are on our nation’s roads than ever. With more large trucks on the road come more safety concerns, particularly for those in passenger vehicles. In recent years, fatality data from the National Highway Safety Administration (NHTSA) shows concerning trends in truck-involved accidents, particularly in large truck “no-zone” areas—blind spots.What is the No Zone of a Truck?

If you have been in an accident with a truck because you were in one of their blind spots, you still may be entitled to compensation. Contact Munley Law to speak with one of our attorneys today.

Understanding Truck No Zones: The Invisible Danger Zones

The “no zone” of a truck is the area directly around a semi-truck where there are blind spots, meaning the truck driver has no or limited visibility. If any passenger vehicle is in a truck’s no zones, […]

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The At Fault Driver Wants to Pay Out of Pocket. Should I Accept?

Posted December 18th, 2024 by Munley Law Personal Injury Attorneys.

 

Medical bills. Repair costs. A painful recovery from your injuries.

These are just some of the potential consequences of a motor vehicle crash. If you’ve been injured in such a wreck, particularly one another negligent motorist caused, compensation may be available for your losses. The most common ways to recover it are to file an or a lawsuit.The At Fault Driver Wants to Pay Out of Pocket. Should I Accept

However, sometimes, the at- driver will offer cash immediately or shortly after an accident. Understanding the pros and cons of accepting a cash offer can help you better determine whether doing so is the best option now. For more information, contact Munley Law today and discuss your car accident case with a free consultation.

Understanding Out-of-Pocket Settlement Offers

There is no law in most other states requiring motorists to settle car accidents via traditional processes, […]

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Can a Passenger Sue Both Drivers After a Car Accident?

Posted December 13th, 2024 by Munley Law Personal Injury Attorneys.

You can file an or lawsuit to pursue compensation for medical bills, lost wages, and related losses when you’re hurt in a car accident while driving in Pennsylvania. The exact type of claim you file depends on your insurance coverage.Can a Passenger Sue Both Drivers After a Car Accident?

However, you don’t have to be driving to be hurt in an auto wreck. Maybe you’ve been injured as a passenger in a car accident.

This can already complicate matters, as you might not know whose insurance company (if any) is responsible for compensating you now. The case may be even more complex if multiple drivers contributed to the accident.

Determining liability is very important in these cases. For a passenger to receive the full amount of compensation available, they may need to file claims with multiple insurance companies or liable . […]

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General Attorney vs Trial Attorney: What’s the Difference?

Posted December 13th, 2024 by Munley Law Personal Injury Attorneys.

Not all attorneys are the same. You might already understand that some types of attorneys practice law differently from others. For example, district attorneys prosecute those accused of crimes in criminal cases while defense lawyers represent them.General Attorney vs Trial Attorney: What's the Difference?

However, it’s also important to understand the difference between general and trial lawyers. This is particularly true if you have a personal injury case or similar matter that may go to trial. Hiring a lawyer with courtroom experience could provide you with a significant advantage during settlement negotiations.

At Munley Law, we’d be happy to discuss our trial experience when reviewing your personal injury case. Contact us today for a free consultation.

Why a Trial Attorney Makes a Difference in Personal Injury Cases

A trial attorney can play a significant role in the outcome of your case should you ever file a personal injury or lawsuit. […]

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Workplace Injuries During 12-Hour Shifts

Posted December 11th, 2024 by Munley Law Personal Injury Attorneys.

Extended 12-hour shifts in various industries, including healthcare, manufacturing, and emergency services, pose significant injury risks due to physical and mental strain. These workers often experience fatigue, poor decision-making, and increased accidents. Healthcare workers often lift patients and operate heavy equipment, putting them at risk for back and musculoskeletal injuries.Workplace Injuries During 12-Hour Shifts

Manufacturing workers face heavy machinery and high-risk environments, leading to burns and severe cuts. Emergency services personnel face high-stress situations, causing physical and emotional strain. And transportation workers face constant driving hours, increasing the risk of accidents. Understanding these risks helps implement preventative measures and ensure legal support for workplace injuries.

Common Industries with 12-Hour Shifts and Injury Risks

Industries that require 12-hour shifts are some of the most physically and mentally demanding environments, where the risk of injury is ever-present. In healthcare settings, doctors and nurses work tirelessly around the clock, […]

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