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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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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What Is the Consumer Product Safety Commission?
The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) is a federal regulatory agency that protects consumers by establishing safety standards and taking corrective action when products pose an unreasonable risk to the public.
The CPSC’s rules help protect consumers, but accidents can still happen. If a product injured you, the company may have violated safety regulations.
Compensation may be available in these circumstances. Learn more by contacting our product liability team at Munley Law for a free consultation.
What Is the Consumer Product Safety Commission?
The CPSC was established on October 24, 1972. Its umbrella statute is the Consumer Product Safety Act.
The overall purpose of the CPSC is to minimize injuries and illnesses to consumers resulting from the use of a dangerous consumer product. The CPSC achieves this goal in various ways. […]
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Philadelphia Uber Accident Lawyer
Philadelphia Uber accident lawyers know rideshare accidents involve complex liability issues and insurance challenges. When you’re hurt in an Uber crash in Philadelphia—whether as a passenger, pedestrian, cyclist, or driver—determining fault and securing compensation requires specific legal expertise.
The Philadelphia Uber accident lawyers at Munley Law have extensive experience handling rideshare cases. Our board-certified trial attorneys have successfully litigated commercial vehicle accidents for decades. We take pride in our proven track record of negotiating fair settlements and winning courtroom verdicts against major companies. If you’ve been injured in an Uber crash, our injury attorney has the knowledge to protect your rights and pursue maximum compensation. Contact our Uber incident attorneys today to schedule a free consultation.
Compensation Available to Uber Accident Injury Victims in Philadelphia
After your Uber accident claim in Philadelphia, the financial impact can be overwhelming. […]
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