Posts by David Muncy
The Biggest Medical Malpractice Verdicts of 2023
Last year, we wrote about the largest medical malpractice verdicts around the country. Our readers really liked that piece, so we’ve decided to look at the four biggest awards from 2023: Hagans v. Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania Lee v. Westchester County Health Care Corporation Chris Maragos v. Dr. James Bradley and Rothman Orthopaedics…
Read MoreTop Reasons Workers’ Compensation Claims Get Denied in Maryland
Workers’ compensation serves as a safety net for employees who suffer work-related injuries or illnesses. In Maryland, as in other states, workers’ compensation provides financial and medical benefits to eligible workers, helping them recover and return to work. However, despite its intended purpose, claims can sometimes be denied, leaving injured workers facing uncertainty and financial…
Read MoreDo You Know About Maryland’s Move Over Law?
Move Over Laws are designed to protect the safety of emergency responders, tow truck operators, and stranded motorists. While they remain in the shadows of public awareness, with a staggering percentage of people unaware of their existence, they are incredibly important to keeping Maryland roads safe. This lack of familiarity poses a significant risk on…
Read MoreThe Daily Record Speaks to MAJ President David Muncy About Proposed Mandatory CLE
Continuing Legal Education, or CLE, provided attorneys an opportunity to expand their horizons, hone their craft, and keep abreast of changes in how laws are being interpreted across the country. Every state has its own rules and regulations regarding CLE, but most states require it in some form. In September 2023, the Maryland Judiciary issued…
Read MoreThe Data Shows That “Autopilot Mode” Is Dangerous and Deadly
Modern technology has undeniably transformed our lives, offering unprecedented convenience and benefits that were once the stuff of science fiction. One of the most remarkable technological advancements in recent years has been the development of autonomous features in cars, particularly autopilot modes. These systems have the potential to revolutionize the way we commute, promising enhanced…
Read MoreOnewheel E-Skateboards Recalled Following Multiple Deaths
The recent recall of all models of Onewheel electric skateboards by Future Motion has brought to light a pressing issue for riders and enthusiasts of these popular self-balancing devices. With reports of four tragic deaths and numerous serious injuries linked to the e-skateboards across the country, consumers have raised concerns about the safety of similar…
Read MoreWhich Trucks Have the Most Accidents?
As trucks increase in size and weight, their blind spots grow and they become more difficult to control. When most drivers envision a “heavy truck,” they have an arbitrary picture of a big rig in their head. The fact is that a heavy truck falls into a classification between two significant categories, and these types…
Read MoreWhy Has My Workers’ Compensation Claim Been Delayed?
When you have to take time off for an injury you sustained at work, having the benefits offered through workers’ compensation is critical to supporting you and your family. Unfortunately, even if you report your injury correctly, and make a workers’ compensation claim, it may take time for it to be accepted and for you…
Read MoreDavid Muncy Now President of the Maryland Association for Justice
Plaxen Adler Muncy, P.A. is proud to announce that partner David A. Muncy is officially serving in his capacity as President of the Maryland Association for Justice (MAJ) for 2023-2024. The 69th Annual MAJ President’s Dinner was held at Citron in Baltimore to honor outgoing President Emily C. Malarkey as well as Mr. Muncy, who…
Read MoreWhat Are Onsite Injury Prevention Providers?
Employers are looking for new ways to make the workplace safer, and constant improvements are being made, whether through an individual employer or due to OSHA regulations. Many workers know there is an inherent risk to any job and should follow all rules and do their part. Studies show when there is a reduction in…
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