Parties

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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What Are the Chances of Winning a Personal Injury Lawsuit?

When you are hurt in an accident because of the of another, your first instinct may be to just let it go. After such a traumatic experience, it’s easy to want to push past it and move forward. However, other people may see this traumatic experience and immediately think the right move is to sue in a personal injury lawsuit.

But what are the chances of winning a personal injury lawsuit? While no personal injury attorney can guarantee an outcome for your claim or case, working with a reputable law firm can help you win your claim and secure the compensation you need to move forward.

When Can You Sue For a Personal Injury?

There are many accidents that may result in needing to file a personal injury claim or lawsuit to recover the compensation needed to deal with your injuries and financial losses. […]

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Why Is My Car Accident Settlement Taking So Long?

car accident in wilkes-barre paSitting around and waiting for your case to settle can be frustrating. It may feel as though you are not being prioritized, or that you’ve been forgotten, but that is not the case. Asking, “Why is this taking so long?” is valid but cannot be easily answered.

The process of settling a case is complex, intricate, and includes many working parts that take time. In some cases, a car accident may have to go to court because both cannot reach an agreement. This can make the whole process even longer. An important fact to remember is that every case is unique; therefore, the amount of time it takes for a case to settle is unique. Although easier said than done, it is important to stay as patient as possible when waiting for your settlement.

Why Do Car Accident Settlements Take Such a Long Time? […]

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Allentown Workers’ Compensation and Third Party Claims

Allentown Work Injury Lawyers: Munley Law Personal Injury Attorneys Will Help With Third-Party Claims

allentown workers' compensation and third party claimsWork-related injuries can be catastrophic and disastrous. You can sustain long-term injuries or permanent disability as you carry out your daily duties at your workplace. If you get hurt at work in Allentown, you have the right to file a workers’ compensation . However, workers’ compensation might not be enough to cover all of your economic and non-economic losses. In many cases, you may be entitled to pursue third party claim in addition to your workers’ compensation benefits.  

If you get injured at work due to another person’s actions (other than your employer or coworker), you have the right to file for a third-party claim. For instance, if you are driving as part of your job and are struck by a reckless driver, you may file a workers’ […]

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How Do I Get Workers’ Compensation in Pennsylvania?

workers compensation in PennsylvaniaIt is estimated that for every 100 full-time employees, 3.1 will file a in a given year. But when you’re that injured employee at work, you may be wondering, how to get workers’ compensation benefits in Pennsylvania.

At Munley Law Personal Injury Attorneys, our workers’ compensation attorneys will guide you through the process to help make your workers compensation claim a smooth transition from work to recovery.

How to File A Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation Claim

Before you begin the process of filing a workers’ compensation claim, you need to know if you even have a case.

In Pennsylvania, almost all workers’ are entitled to workers compensation benefits from their employers with some exceptions. So, if you are a Pennsylvnia employee who meets the employee status criteria, that’s one step closer to filing a successful claim. […]

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Workers’ Compensation for Joint Injuries

Workers compensation for joint injuriesWhen your job requires constant movement like lifting, reaching, twisting, or squatting, your joints will likely take a beating. Whether it is a repetitive injury that results in joint damage or a sudden movement that causes injury, these acts can result in long-term health complications. While these workplace injuries sometimes just require some rest and short-term recovery, they can oftentimes result in chronic illness. If this happened to you, you are entitled to receive workers’ compensation for joint injuries.

If you have suffered from joint injuries because of your occupation, the workers’ compensation attorneys of Munley Law Personal Injury Attorneys are here to help.

Common Joint Injuries From Occupational Risks

Musculoskeletal disorders, ergonomic injuries, or simply, joint injuries, occur from the use of muscles, tendons, and ligaments to perform frequent tasks. These motions can cause pain and eventually injury. […]

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