What is a Loss?
A loss is the monetary value assigned to an injury or damage in a personal injury claim, including pain and suffering, past and future income, future medical care, at-home assistance, current medical bills, etc.
According to Black’s Law Dictionary, “loss” is defined as “the harm or damage resulting from an injury; the deprivation or detriment to an owner or possessor as a result of a judgment or voluntary transfer of property.” As such, loss is often a broad term in law, encompassing both tangible and intangible impacts as loss can come from a variety of forms of damages.
Legal principles governing loss aim to provide remedies, compensation, or restitution to individuals or entities adversely affected by wrongful acts, accidents, or adverse events. Loss can include economic loss, personal loss or property loss. The assessment of loss often involves evaluating evidence, calculating damages, and applying legal standards to determine liability and appropriate remedies in civil litigation or legal disputes. As a legal term, loss underscores the importance of addressing and mitigating the impacts of losses through legal recourse and equitable remedies in accordance with applicable laws and judicial principles.
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Car Accident Lawyer in Ohio
The trauma of experiencing an accident doesn’t end once you leave the scene. We know that the mental, emotional, physical, and financial impact of a car accident can follow you for a very long time. It can all feel isolating and overwhelming, whether it’s you or someone you love carrying the weight and experience of your accident. In 2020 alone, Ohio saw 1,154 fatal car accidents, and 1,230 total traffic fatalities; there are, of course, thousands more accidents every year that are non-fatal but still traumatizing.
We at Munley Law Personal Injury Attorneys know how hard the aftermath of an accident can be, and we are here to help you navigate a way through it. Don’t take this on alone: allow us to help so that you can focus on your recovery. Our highly experienced and compassionate lawyers are standing by and are ready to begin fighting for you at any time. […]
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Workers’ Compensation for Adidas Warehouse Injuries
According to EHS Today, as e-commerce drives the need for products to be made and shipped faster than ever before, many warehouse employees are left handling unrealistic working conditions, all while facing an increase in warehouse injuries–all of which can be avoided.
While Adidas sales have continued to surge, this increase can include pressure to those employees responsible for moving products: warehouse workers.
If you are employed by an Adidas warehouse, or any warehouse in NEPA, and experience an injury, Munley Law Personal Injury Attorneys is here for you.
Common Warehouse Safety Issues
As the demands on warehouse workers in NEPA increase, safety hazards and concerns will also continue to grow. Below are warehouse hazards Adidas warehouse employees need to be mindful of.
Safety Education and Training
While the goal of every business is to be efficient and to bring in money, […]
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What is the Average Settlement for a Car Accident Case?
Understanding Car Accident Settlements
The average settlement for a car accident case depends on a variety of factors. From the total amount of property damage done, to the extent of the driver’s injuries, no two car accidents are the same, so no two settlements will be either.
Further, depending on the insurance you and the other driver carry, and your state’s laws on liability, the total compensation you can or will receive will vary.
The personal injury attorneys of Munley Law Personal Injury Attorneys explain how the average settlement for a car accident case is determined.
How Is The Average Settlement For a Car Accident Case Determined?
There are multiple factors that come into play when determining a car accident settlement. Below we will discuss the most critical factors to your personal injury case. […]
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Workers’ Compensation for Core-Mark Warehouse Injuries
Core-Mark Warehouse Workers’ Compensation
Warehouse employees are essential to the supply chains that keep our society running smoothly. The fast pace of warehouse work, as well as the technical equipment, makes warehouse work particularly susceptible to workplace injuries. If you or a loved one has been injured while working at Core-Mark International’s Wilkes-Barre warehouse, you are entitled to workers’ compensation while you recover.
What is Workers’ Compensation?
Workers’ compensation is a type of insurance that nearly all Pennsylvania employers are required to carry for their employees. When an employee is injured during the course of work, he or she is able to file a compensation claim with his or her employer and receive payments to cover medical bills and lost wages for the duration of the recovery.
Workers’ compensation also protects the employer from having a personal injury suit brought against him or her. […]
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When Should I Settle My Workers’ Compensation Claim?
Understanding Workers’ Comp Settlements
Figuring out when to settle is probably the most important decision you’ll make during a workers compensation case, second only to the decision of how much to settle for. Often though, these questions are addressed in tandem, as negotiation between parties can result in multiple settlement offers. However, because each case is unique, there is no magic number or straightforward timeline for when and how much to settle for.
For advice personalized to your case, please reach out to us today for your free consultation. Our team at Munley Law Personal Injury Attorneys has over 60 years of experience with workers’ compensation cases, and have won a number of multi-million workers’ compensation settlements for our clients.
What is covered by workers’ compensation?
If you are a resident of Pennsylvania and were injured in a workplace accident, […]
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