Plaintiff

What is a Plaintiff?

A plaintiff is the individual suing in a court or legal case, typically the injured party. They are the person or party who initiates a lawsuit in a court of law by filing a complaint against one or more defendants, alleging that they have caused harm or violated the plaintiff’s legal rights. 

According to Black’s Law Dictionary, a plaintiff is “the party who brings a suit in a court of law.” As such, the plaintiff is seeking a legal remedy for their grievance, which could include monetary compensation, an injunction, or other court orders to address the harm caused.

Beyond themselves, the decisions in a plaintiff’s case has the power to bring about positive change. The plaintiffs in Brown v. Board of Education, challenged and rectified racial segregation in public schools. However, because they bring the case, which can have a significant impact, the plaintiff has the burden of proof. This means it is the plaintiff’s duty to  establish the facts of the case and demonstrate that the defendant’s actions have caused harm, typically through the presentation of evidence and legal arguments.

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Scranton Distracted Driving Accident Lawyer

Seeking Justice After a Scranton Distracted Driving Car Accident

Inspecting a car accident

All drivers have an obligation when they enter the road. They are obligated to drive safely, obey all traffic laws, and behave in a manner that does not put themselves or any other party in harm’s way. However, unfortunately, drivers do sometimes fail to meet obligations while behind the wheel, whether that be via or simply .

It’s important to remember that a distracted driver is a dangerous driver. If you have experienced the consequences of a distracted driver via an automobile accident, an experienced Scranton distracted driving accident lawyer at Munley Law Personal Injury Attorneys can help. We will review your car accident case and fight to ensure you receive the compensation you are owed. Contact us today for a free consultation. We do not collect a fee for our services unless we win your case.  […]

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Proving Negligence in a Premises Liability Case

How You Can Prove Negligence and Win Your Premises Liability Case

If you suffered serious injuries at another’s business or property, then you deserve compensation for your pain and expenses. However, to do so, you will need to demonstrate the business or property owner’s responsibility for your injuries. As a result, Munley Law, the nation’s leading personal injury law firm, is here to explain what you will need to show and how you can show it. If you are ready to win big, then follow these tips for proving in a premises case. When you’re ready to find out how much compensation you could get, discuss your case with an award-winning premises liability lawyer from Munley Law . Call, text, message, or chat us. Today and every day, the consultation is always free.

Tips for Proving Negligence in Your Premises Liability Injury Case

Tip #1 – Understand what a premises liability case is

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How to File a Truck Crash Lawsuit

After a collision with a truck, you need maximum compensation for your injuries

The nation’s #1 semi-truck accident lawyers explain how to file your truck crash lawsuit

As the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration () reports, 499,000 trucks crash each year. Correspondingly, those collisions cause 107,000 serious injuries. In addition, 4,415 semi-truck accidents are fatal. Truck crashes cause tremendous for accident victims and their families. Because filing, fighting, and winning a truck accident lawsuit is incredibly difficult, these collisions also cause a lot of confusion. To answer some of the most frequently asked questions, the nation’s #1 tractor-trailer accident lawyers explain how to file a truck crash lawsuit.

For the best chances for winning your truck accident case and maximizing your compensation payout, you need to hire an experienced semi-truck collision lawyer. […]

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What is Discovery?

Understanding your lawsuit’s discovery phase

If you recently filed a lawsuit, then you likely have questions about how your case will progress. Clients often ask our attorneys about discovery. In fact, most civil plaintiffs and defendants have never heard of the phase of a trial. They have no idea what discovery is. As such, our award-winning personal injury team is here to explain discovery and what you can expect during this phase of .

According to the American Bar Association, discovery is “the formal process of exchanging information between the about the witnesses and evidence they’ll present at trial.” In other words, it is a mechanism for obtaining the info and evidence that you need to win your case.

The phases of a civil trial

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What is Summary Judgment?

Understanding motions for summary judgment…and how to win them

If you sued a for your injuries or other , then you can expect certain legal responses and defenses. While every case is unique, some stages of come up in nearly every lawsuit. Summary judgment is one of those phases. Understanding what summary judgment is and how handle it is key to winning big in your case. As a result, our experienced trial lawyers define summary judgment and provide a guide to using this legal step to maximize your compensation payout.

To discuss the details of your lawsuit for FREE, schedule a consultation with an award-winning Munley Law Personal Injury Attorneys litigator today.

Motions for summary judgment: what they are and what do they do

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