Join Us in Welcoming Our New Attorney, Fateh Tarar
We are excited to introduce our new attorney, Fateh Tarar, to the Plaxen Adler Muncy team. His dedication to the legal profession and impressive background and achievements make him a valuable addition to our firm. We look forward to working with Fateh as we continue providing dedicated legal representation to all our clients. About Fateh…
Read MoreExpert Witnesses in a Personal Injury Trial
Expert witnesses are relatively common and often necessary in personal injury trials. What is the difference between an eyewitness and an expert witness? Eyewitnesses and expert witnesses can both offer critical information in personal injury cases. However, they have different levels of experience and as a result, can offer diverse types of testimony in the…
Read MoreThe Legal Challenges in Brain Stem Injury Lawsuits
Brain stem injury lawsuits involve complex legal challenges due to the serious and often life-altering nature of the injuries, as well as the intricate medical and legal issues involved. Some of the key legal challenges in these cases include: Proving liability: Establishing that the defendant (e.g., a driver, employer, manufacturer) was responsible for the accident…
Read MoreThe Duty of a Driver and How it Relates to Pedestrian Accidents
A driver’s duty refers to the legal obligation to operate a vehicle in a safe manner to avoid causing harm to others, including pedestrians. This duty encompasses various specific responsibilities aimed at ensuring the safety of all road users. When drivers fail to uphold this duty, they can be held liable for accidents, including those…
Read MoreIs Persistent Pulmonary Hypertension of the Newborn Caused by Medical Negligence?
Persistent Pulmonary Hypertension of the Newborn (PPHN) is a complex condition with multiple potential causes. Determining whether PPHN is caused by medical negligence involves understanding both the medical background of the condition and the specifics of the care provided. What is PPHN? PPHN is a serious condition that affects newborn babies. It causes high blood…
Read MoreAbdominal Injuries from Vehicle Crashes
Vehicle crashes can cause a variety of abdominal injuries due to the impact and forces involved. Some common abdominal injuries from vehicle crashes include: Abdominal wall injuries: Contusions, lacerations, or hernias in the abdominal wall muscles and tissues, which may require surgical repair. Aortic injury: Rare but life-threatening injury involving the abdominal aorta, which can…
Read MoreWhat Is Considered Emotional Distress?
Emotional distress is a state of mental suffering or anguish brought on by an incident, injury, or situation. Various experiences can lead to emotional distress, such as trauma, stress, or adverse life events. Emotional distress can manifest in numerous ways, both psychologically and physically. What causes emotional distress? Trauma: Physical or emotional trauma, such as…
Read MoreCar Seat Laws in Maryland
Maryland’s car seat laws are designed to protect children by ensuring they are properly secured in appropriate car seats or booster seats based on their age, weight, and height. Parents and caregivers should follow these guidelines and recommendations to maximize the safety of child passengers. What are the car seat requirements in Maryland? Maryland’s car…
Read MoreWhere Do Most Motorcycle Crashes Happen?
While it is true that motorcycle accidents can occur almost anywhere, there are certain areas where motorcyclists are more prone to experience crashes. Therefore, when you are riding near these areas, it is suggested that you take the necessary precautions, such as paying close attention, using a turn signal, driving the speed limit, and remaining…
Read MoreAn MRI Is a Useful Tool for Diagnosing Injuries
If you have been injured in an accident, your doctor will likely order tests to see how serious those injuries are. One of the more popular tests is a magnetic resonance imaging test, or MRI. An MRI “is a noninvasive medical imaging test that produces detailed images of almost every internal structure in the human…
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