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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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York Pedestrian Accident Lawyer and Accident Attorney

Once the birthplace of the Articles of Confederation and the meeting spot for the Second Continental Congress, York, Pennsylvania, is now a bustling city with a population of more than 40,000. Today, residents and tourists can enjoy live music in the Market District, beautiful murals in the Royal Square District, and delicious food in the Weco District.

As a pedestrian in York, you should feel safe walking and exploring its rich history. However, pedestrians are put at risk every day in York and across Pennsylvania. In fact, York County reported six pedestrian deaths and 77 pedestrian injuries in 2021 alone.

The Munley Law York pedestrian accident attorneys understand Pennsylvania’s complex regulations governing pedestrian accidents. We also understand the life-altering impact your injuries can have on you and your family. We offer a free case evaluation where we will listen to your story, […]

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Wyalusing Twp., PA – Man Dies Following a Car Accident in Bradford County

Car accident in Wyalusing Township, PA

Wyalusing Township, PA (January 27, 2025) – A man lost his life after a car crash in Bradford County on January 25.

According to the Pennsylvania State Police, the Clinton County man had been driving west on Route 6 in Wyalusing Township around 8 a.m. when he suddenly veered into the eastbound lane and hit a guide rail and rock embankment. He died during the helicopter flight to the hospital.

State police said after a preliminary review of the crash found the man had suffered a medical emergency at the time of the crash.

Medical Emergencies While Driving: What You Should Know

If you experience a medical emergency while driving, the most important immediate action is to safely pull over to the side of the road or into a parking lot if possible. Turn on your lights as you slow down to alert other drivers. […]

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Tyrone Twp., PA – Students Injured in School Van Accident

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Tyrone Township, PA (January 24, 2025) – Five children were sent to the hospital after their school van slid off the road and struck a pole on January 23.

According to the Pennsylvania State Police, the crash occurred on the 700 block of Tape Worm Road in Tyrone Township around 2:30 p.m. The school van had been traveling southbound on Tape Worm Road when it approached a sharp turn. Because of the wet and slippery conditions of the road, the van left the roadway, sliding into a telephone pole.

All five students on the bus were transported to local hospitals with suspected minor injuries. The driver of the van was not injured.

The van was towed from the scene after experiencing extensive damage.

School Van Accidents in Pennsylvania

School van crashes present safety concerns and legal challenges that differ from traditional school bus accidents. […]

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Philadelphia, PA – Person Struck and Killed By SEPTA Train

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Philadelphia, PA (January 23, 2025) – A person died after being struck by a SEPTA Broad Street Line train in Center City, Philadelphia, on January 23.

According to news reports, the accident happened around 5 a.m. in the 300 block of North Broad Street at the Race-Vine Station. Rescue crews responded to reports of a person under a train. The person was pronounced dead at the scene.

Express service was temporarily suspended in both directions as SEPTA police investigated the accident. It has since resumed.

SEPTA Train Accidents in Philadelphia

SEPTA train accidents can be quite complex. Under Pennsylvania law, SEPTA is considered a “commonwealth agency,” which affects how the is handled. Unlike a personal injury claim against another individual or private business, there are special notices and shorter deadlines when filing claims against the agency. […]

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One Dead, Another Injured Following a Car Crash in Lycoming County, PA

One person has died following a car crash in Lycoming County on January 22.

According to news reports, the 22-year-old was driving on State Route 87 in Plunketts Creek Township near Barbours around 1 a.m. when he lost control of his vehicle. He hit a tree and was killed.

A passenger inside the car was taken to UPMC Williamsport after the crash. She was later transported to Geisinger Danville.

The cause of the crash is unknown. Police are investigating.

Fatal Car Accidents in Lycoming County

Fatal car accidents in Lycoming County present complex cases that require careful investigation and deep understanding of Pennsylvania’s statutes. Our firm often finds these cases involve multiple contributing factors – from the region’s rural roads and mountainous terrain to weather conditions and infrastructure issues. […]

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