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Cumberland County, PA – One Sent to Hospital Following Multi-Vehicle Crash on Route 114

Cumberland County, PA (February 6, 2025) – One person was taken to the hospital following a multi-vehicle accident in Cumberland County on February 5.

According to news reports, the crash occurred on PA 114 westbound at the Honey Locust Drive and Old Willow Mill Road intersection. Witnesses say that EMS had treated victims at the scene of the accident. One person was seen taken out on a stretcher.

No word on what caused the accident or how many people were injured. Police are investigating.

Witnesses at the Scene of a Car Accident in Pennsylvania

Witnesses play an important role in personal injury cases following car accidents, serving as independent sources of information that can significantly impact the outcome of insurance claims and potential lawsuits. Their unbiased accounts can help establish fault, provide detailed descriptions of how the accident occurred, and corroborate the victim’s version of events when liability is disputed. […]

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Can a Hospital Refuse to Treat a Patient?

A hospital doesn’t always have to provide treatment to patients seeking it. As this guide will address, there are circumstances when it’s legal for a hospital to deny treatment.

However, there are also situations, typically emergencies, when the law prohibits hospitals from refusing to treat patients. If you believe you’ve been denied treatment unfairly, speak with a medical malpractice attorney to learn more about your rights. At Munley Law, our medical malpractice attorneys are committed to fighting for the compensation you deserve. Get in touch today to schedule your free consultation.

Emergency Medical Treatment Laws

The Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act (EMTALA) is a federal statute that establishes patients’ rights and the hospital’s requirements in emergencies. The law specifically establishes the following:

• An emergency medical department must provide a proper medical screening to anyone who visits the department requesting evaluation or care. […]

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York Uber Accident Lawyer

Services like Uber are convenient, but these vehicles are exposed to all the same risks as any other car on the road. In 2023, Pennsylvania reported over 1,200 rideshare-related accidents, with York County accounting for approximately 8% of these incidents. These accidents often involve complicated insurance policies, multiple liable parties, and strict reporting deadlines that can impact your ability to recover damages.

A York Uber accident lawyer at Munley Law can help protect your legal rights after a rideshare accident in Pennsylvania. With 65 years of experience representing car accident victims throughout York County, our legal team understands the complex nature of Uber accident claims and the challenges you may face when seeking financial compensation from your carrier.

Our Uber Accident Lawyer Track Record

Our firm is well-versed in car accident cases with a track record of securing multi-million dollar settlements for victims, […]

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Harrisburg, PA – Man Flees Traffic Stop, Causing Six-Car Accident

Harrisburg, PA (January 29, 2005) – A man trying to flee a traffic stop caused a multi-vehicle accident on January 26 in Harrisburg.

According to the Pennsylvania State Police, troopers pulled over the driver on 17th Street in Harrisburg and noticed he was trying to hide items as they asked for his ID. When the man refused to leave the vehicle, investigators say the trooper tried to break the window.

The man then reversed his SUV into the police cruiser and drove off, hitting another car on 21st Street and causing a six-vehicle crash. He was taken into custody.

It is not known if anyone was injured in the accident.

Car Accidents in Harrisburg, PA

This incident highlights several critical legal considerations for those involved in multi-vehicle accidents, particularly when they result from police pursuits. According to Pennsylvania law, […]

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Londonderry Twp., PA – State Police Member Injured in Route 283 Car Accident

Londonderry Township, PA (January 28, 2025) – A member of the Pennsylvania State Police was taken to the hospital following a car crash in Dauphin County.

According to news reports, the accident occurred on January 26 on Route 283 in Londonderry Township. State police confirmed that a state police vehicle with a person inside was involved in the crash.

The person was taken to the hospital and has since been released. What caused the car crash is unknown.

Car Accidents While On the Job in Pennsylvania

In Pennsylvania, police officers injured in vehicle accidents while on duty are generally covered under several overlapping legal frameworks. The Pennsylvania Heart and Lung Act provides police officers with their full salary and benefits, tax-free, if they’re temporarily disabled from a work-related injury. This is more generous than standard workers’ compensation benefits, […]

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York Pedestrian Accident Lawyer

Once the birthplace of the Articles of Confederation and the meeting spot for the Second Continental Congress, York, Pennsylvania, is now a bustling city with a population of more than 40,000. Today, residents and tourists can enjoy live music in the Market District, beautiful murals in the Royal Square District, and delicious food in the Weco District.

As a pedestrian in York, you should feel safe walking and exploring its rich history. However, pedestrians are put at risk every day in York and across Pennsylvania. In fact, York County reported six pedestrian deaths and 77 pedestrian injuries in 2021 alone.

The Munley Law York pedestrian accident attorneys understand Pennsylvania’s complex regulations governing pedestrian accidents. We also understand the life-altering impact your injuries can have on you and your family. We offer a free case evaluation where we will listen to your story, assess your case, […]

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York Product Liability Lawyer

When product manufacturers, distributors, or retailers put unsafe products on the market and consumers get hurt, the negligent parties must be held accountable.

A product liability lawyer helps injured individuals recover compensation for their injuries from defective or dangerous products.

At Munley Law, we’ve successfully represented clients harmed by everything from defective medical devices to faulty automotive parts, securing the compensation they need for medical bills, lost wages, and other damages.

Whether you’ve been injured by a poorly designed product, manufacturing defect, or inadequate warning labels, we’ll carefully investigate your case and hold the responsible parties accountable. We work on a contingency fee basis, which means you don’t pay unless we win your case. Contact a York product liability attorney at Munley Law today to schedule a free consultation.

How Munley Law Can Help With Your Product Liability Case in York, […]

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Bensalem Motorcycle Accident Lawyer

Motorcycle accidents in Bensalem can shatter your life instant. In one moment, you’re going for a ride and in the next, you’re left with devastating injuries, massive medical bills, and an uncertain future. When the worst happens, you need the best help on your side. The Munley Law Bensalem motorcycle accident lawyers are committed to fighting for your rights, seeking a fair settlement, and helping you rebuild your life after a motorcycle crash. Call or fill out our online form for a free consultation today.

What Can Our Bensalem Motorcycle Crash Attorneys Do For You?

The Munley law firm handles every aspect of a personal injury case in Bensalem, from the initial investigations to courtroom litigation. Here’s what your lawyer will do to secure a settlement or verdict in your favor:

Handle the paperwork: Filing the paperwork for a personal injury claim is confusing and overwhelming. […]

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Philadelphia, PA – Person Struck and Killed By SEPTA Train

Philadelphia, PA (January 23, 2025) – A person died after being struck by a SEPTA Broad Street Line train in Center City, Philadelphia, on January 23.

According to news reports, the accident happened around 5 a.m. in the 300 block of North Broad Street at the Race-Vine Station. Rescue crews responded to reports of a person under a train. The person was pronounced dead at the scene.

Express service was temporarily suspended in both directions as SEPTA police investigated the accident. It has since resumed.

SEPTA Train Accidents in Philadelphia

SEPTA train accidents can be quite complex. Under Pennsylvania law, SEPTA is considered a “commonwealth agency,” which affects how the claim is handled. Unlike a personal injury claim against another individual or private business, there are special notices and shorter deadlines when filing claims against the agency. […]

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What Do You Need to Get a PA Motorcycle License?

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.

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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Wrong-Way Car Crash Leaves Multiple Injured in Cumberland County, PA

Multiple people were injured following a wrong-way crash along U.S. Route 15 in Cumberland County on January 18.

According to news reports, the accident occurred around 4:40 p.m. on the northbound side of the road. According to the Upper Allen Township Police Department, the vehicle had entered the northbound lanes near mile marker 41.5 and traveled south for at least four miles before the crash.

Police say the wrong-way driver struck at least four other vehicles around mile marker 37. As emergency personnel responded to the scene, both north and southbound sides of Route 15 were shut down.

Multiple people suffered serious injuries in the accident. According to the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, one person was flown to Penn State Hershey.

Police are investigating the crash.

Wrong Way Car Accidents in Pennsylvania

Wrong-way driving accidents represent some of the most dangerous accidents in Pennsylvania. […]

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Construction Accident Lawyer

Construction accidents can devastate workers and their families, leading to severe injuries, overwhelming medical bills, and lost wages. At Munley Law, our construction accident lawyers have spent the last 65 years fighting for injured workers, securing multi-million dollar verdicts and settlements while helping our clients navigate workers’ compensation claims and third-party lawsuits.

Construction accidents often involve multiple responsible parties—contractors, subcontractors, equipment manufacturers, and property owners, to name a few. Our experienced personal injury attorneys know how to prove who is at fault for your injuries so you can receive full compensation for your accident.

Don’t let a construction accident derail your future – contact Munley Law today for a free case evaluation.

Common Construction Accident Claims Munley Law Handles

Construction sites present countless hazards that can lead to severe injuries to workers and visitors alike. […]

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Multi-Vehicle Crash Involving SEPTA Bus in King of Prussia, PA

Two passenger vehicles and a SEPTA bus were involved in a serious crash on January 8 in King of Prussia. According to news reports, the accident happened around 2 p.m. at South Henderson Road and Monroe Road intersection when a vehicle collided with the Route 99 SEPTA bus.

Injuries were reported in the crash, but the severity of the injuries is unknown at this time.

The cause of the accident is under investigation.

Bus Accidents in Montgomery County, PA

Traveling by bus is usually one of the safest forms of transportation. However, an accident with a bus, either as a passenger or an occupant in another vehicle, can often result in catastrophic injuries.

There could be multiple parties responsible for a bus accident. The bus driver or the other driver could be held responsible, […]

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How Long Does a Medical Malpractice Lawsuit Take in Pennsylvania?

How long does a medical malpractice claim take in Pennsylvania? It can take anywhere between 1-5 years to resolve, depending on the complexity of the case. After suffering serious injuries, this timeline can seem like an eternity. However, an experienced attorney at Munley Law will make you and your family their top priority.

At Munley, we equip our clients with as much information about their claim as possible. After all, knowledge equals power. We are going to do a deep dive into the details of a claim, which will help explain the process you’re going through.

If you have more questions and want to speak with an experienced medical malpractice lawyer who can guide you through your claim, call the Munley law firm. Our attorneys have been successfully litigating medical malpractice claims since 1959. We deeply understand the trauma and stress you and your family are facing. […]

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What Are the DOT Requirements for Reflective Tape on a Truck?

Have you noticed red and white reflective tape on the trailers of large trucks? Commercial trailers must install reflective tape that conforms to Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations. Trucking companies can guard against rear-end collisions and other accidents by doing so.

Be aware that these requirements may be relevant to you even if you’re not a trucker or otherwise involved in the trucking industry. For example, perhaps you were injured in a truck accident. If the truck didn’t have the proper reflective tape installed, you could potentially highlight this fact when pursuing compensation for medical bills, lost wages, and other such losses. Discuss your case with our truck accident team at Munley Law for more information.

DOT Reflective Tape Regulations

DOT reflective tape consists of an alternate red-white pattern. You’ve likely noticed this red and white tape on the trailers of large trucks. […]

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Uber Passenger Dies After Driver Crashes Into Tractor Trailer in Philadelphia

An Uber passenger died after her Uber driver crashed into a tractor trailer on December 31 in Philadelphia. According to news reports, the crash happened at Nedro and Ogontz Avenues around 10:45 p.m. when the driver crashed the vehicle into a parked truck. Video footage shows the front passenger side was squeezed partially underneath the tractor-trailer.

Both the Uber driver and the passenger were taken to Jefferson Einstein Hospital where the passenger was pronounced dead at 11:10 p.m.

The Uber driver, who was pregnant, was listed in stable condition.

Police are currently investigating what caused the crash.

Uber Accidents in Philadelphia

Thousands of rideshare-related accidents occur in our state annually, affecting both passengers and drivers across Pennsylvania. According to Uber’s annual safety report, the number of fatalities related to Uber car accidents have been steadily increasing since 2017 — […]

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Two Pedestrians Killed After Being Hit By Vehicle in Montgomery County, PA

Two pedestrians were killed, and one was injured after being hit by a vehicle in Montgomery County on December 31.

According to news reports, the accident occurred near the intersection of Butler Pike and Skippack Pike in Whitpain Township around 6:30 p.m. The three women were taken to Abington Hospital in Horsham. Two of the pedestrians had died while the third was being treated for injuries.

Police say the driver remained at the scene of the accident. The crash is currently under investigation.

Fatal Pedestrian Accidents in Philadelphia

Philadelphia’s urban landscape presents significant risks for pedestrians. According to the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, pedestrian-related accidents represent almost 3 percent of the total reported traffic crashes in the Commonwealth but account for more than 15 percent of all traffic crash fatalities. In 2023, there were 56 pedestrian fatalities in Philadelphia, […]

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Man Died in Car Crash in Bradford County

One person died following a car crash in Bradford County, PA, on December 27. According to news reports, the 18-year-old was traveling north on Robinson Road in Wilmot Township near Wyalusing when he drove off the roadway and struck a tree. The driver was taken to the hospital, where he was later pronounced dead.

Police are investigating the cause of the accident.

Car Accidents in Bradford County, PA

Bradford County, PA, sees numerous car accidents yearly due to its mix of rural roadways and challenging weather conditions. The county’s road network includes US Route 220, US Route 6, and various state routes that wind through its rural and mountainous terrain. According to the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, although the number of car accidents in the county went down in 2023 to 457, the number of car accident fatalities did increase to 13 — […]

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PennDOT Employees, Others Injured in Chain-Reaction Crash in Camp Hill, PA

Several people, including three Pennsylvania Department of Transportation employees, were transported to the hospital following a chain-reaction accident in Camp Hill on December 27.

According to news reports, a multi-vehicle accident occurred on Route 581 East around 1:50 p.m., stopping traffic on the road. The traffic then caused a chain reaction crash into PennDOT’s crew.

Passengers in vehicles involved in the crash needed to be extricated and taken to the hospital for treatment.

Chain Reaction Accidents

A chain reaction accident, more commonly known as a multi-vehicle accident or pileup, occurs when three or more vehicles are involved in a series of car crashes. These accidents are common on roadways where vehicles travel at high speeds with minimal reaction time. Poor weather conditions such as rain, snow, or fog can significantly increase the risk, as reduced visibility makes it harder for drivers to spot and react to hazards ahead. […]