What are Parties?
Parties are individuals, corporations, or associations involved in a lawsuit as plaintiffs or defendants.
According to Black’s Law Dictionary, parties are defined as “persons or entities actively participating in a transaction or proceeding.” Due to the formal nature of the proceedings, each party has specific rights, duties, and interests related to the legal matter. Parties can include plaintiffs or those bringing the lawsuit, and defendants, those who refute the allegations; they can also include third-party defendants who are asserted as being partially responsible for the plaintiff’s claims.
The most important responsibility of a party is the burden of proof. In a civil case, this falls to the plaintiff. Understanding the roles and identities of the parties is crucial for determining legal responsibilities, enforcing rights, and reaching resolutions in disputes.
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Philadelphia SEPTA Accident Lawyer
The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) oversees many important aspects of Philadelphia’s public transportation system. From trolleys to regional rail systems, SEPTA handles the important administrative details of these public services, including any personal injury claims resulting from accidents.
If you have been involved in an accident on public transportation in Philadelphia, you need a personal injury lawyer with experience in public transit and SEPTA claims on your side. SEPTA accident claims are complex to navigate, and an attorney can best negotiate with SEPTA’s legal claims department to get you the compensation you deserve.
At Munley Law, our SEPTA accident attorneys in Philadelphia know what it takes to pursue a mass transit accident claim. Contact our law offices today when you call or fill out our online form. We offer free case consultations, and you will not be charged for our services unless we win money for you. […]
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Is Pennsylvania an At-Fault State?
Who Will Pay My Insurance Claim After a Car Accident in Pennsylvania?
All car accidents are, without a doubt, stressful experiences. Even once the initial shock has warn off, you still have so much to consider, including your physical, mental, and emotional recovery. There may be medical expenses and medical bills, property damage, and more. A car accident is not something anyone wants to endure.
Navigating the insurance process can be one of the most overwhelming parts of any car accident case. If you’ve never gone through the claims process before, it can be confusing; and even if you have, no two cases are alike. It’s not uncommon to start getting calls from the insurance company just a day after an accident.
One of the things that can make understanding the claims process so difficult is that it’s incredibly different from state to state. […]
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How Long Do I Have to Tell My Insurance I Was In a Car Accident?
What is the Statute of Limitations After a Car Accident?
Though they may be all too common, car accidents and the potential associated personal injury lawsuits in general, follow very specific statute of limitations and they vary depending on the state you live in.
If you or a loved one has been injured in a vehicle accident you have legitimate reasons to be confused, distracted and unsure about your state laws regarding time limits. What IS a reasonable time frame for you to open your claim? What can you expect from the claim process? What is the legal time limit for filing a personal injury claim?
If you were involved in a car accident, the car accident lawyers at Munley Law Personal Injury Attorneys can help. Contact us today for a free consultation.
When Do I Report a Car Accident to the Insurance Company? […]
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How Long Do I Have to File a Lawsuit After a Car Accident?
What Are the Statute of Limitations in a Car Accident?
In the days and weeks following a car accident, you are focused on a lot of distracting and important things such as medical visits, recovering from any injuries sustained in the auto accident, worrying about finances such as trying to repair vehicle damage, replacing a vehicle that was lost, lost wages from missing work for injury or doctor visits and more. Time can move faster than it seems. So you might be wondering: What are the statute of limitations for filing a car accident claim in Pennsylvania?
You may not know this but car accidents and personal injury lawsuits in general, follow very specific statute of limitations depending on the state you live in. The car accident lawyers Munley Law Personal Injury Attorneys explains how long you have to file a personal injury lawsuit after a car accident and what steps you need to take to meet those time constraints. […]
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Who is Responsible for a Truck Accident in Philadelphia?
Can Multiple Parties Be Responsible for a Trucking Accident?
Truck accidents involving passenger vehicles are complex, especially when it comes to determining who is responsible for the truck crash. Truck accidents require a thorough investigation to discover who is at fault. Unlike a normal car accident, there could be multiple parties responsible, such as the truck driver, trucking company, the shipping company, or the manufacturer of the vehicle.
If you or a loved one were injured in a truck accident caused by the negligent actions of a truck driver or the trucking company, know that you likely can recover compensation for any losses. An experienced truck accident lawyer at Munley Law Personal Injury Attorneys can investigate the crash and identify all defendants. Learn more about how a Philadelphia truck accident lawyer can help you recover losses for your truck accident injuries. […]
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