Request

What is a Request?

A request is a petition which signifies a desire to a person for something to be granted or done.  In legal contexts, a request refers to a formal demand or petition made by one party to another party, often seeking specific action, information, or relief. 

According to Black’s Law Dictionary, a request is defined as “a formal demand, made in writing, for something specific.” As such, requests are integral to legal proceedings, serving various purposes such as obtaining documents, admissions, examinations, or rulings from the court. 

Requests play a crucial role in litigation and legal proceedings by facilitating the exchange of information, clarifying issues in dispute, and advancing case management. Understanding the process and legal requirements for making requests is essential for attorneys, litigants, and parties involved in legal disputes to effectively advocate for their positions, and pursue remedies for their legal matter.

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Can I Sue DoorDash for a Car Accident With One of Their Drivers?

If you were involved in a car crash with a DoorDash driver, there is a possibility that you could sue DoorDash, depending on the circumstances of the incident. To determine whether you can sue DoorDash for the accident, you should consult a car accident attorney at Munley Law, who will be able to help you assess the different intricacies that may affect your case.

Determining Liability in DoorDash Delivery Driver Accidents

Can I Sue DoorDash for a Car Accident?

Determining in an accident with a DoorDash delivery driver can become a bit complicated. Liability in a car accident is determined by using the police report filed at the scene, information from any witnesses to the crash, information from those involved in the accident, photos or videos of the accident scene, and state laws.

One factor that makes determining liability in a car accident more complex is that the collision either occurred in an at- or no-fault state. […]

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How to Report Unsafe Working Conditions in Wilkes-Barre

What is Considered an “Unsafe Working Condition?”

When most people hear the phrase “unsafe working conditions,” factories and operating large machinery come to mind. While it’s true that some industries are more high-risk than others, the reality is any workplace can be unsafe. For your own safety, you should know how to identify unsafe working conditions and how to report them to the appropriate authorities.

An unsafe working environment is an environment with hazards present that make it dangerous for you to carry out any of your job duties. The environment poses a threat to your health and safety and may interfere with you being able to do your job correctly.  While some jobs are dangerous by nature, “unsafe working conditions” refer to circumstances outside of what is reasonable, normal, or acceptable by regulatory standards.

Examples of Unsafe Working Conditions

While this list is not exhaustive, […]

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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 litigation.

According to the American Bar Association, discovery is “the formal process of exchanging information between the parties 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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