Filing a Lawsuit for Sexual Abuse by the Clergy in Maryland

In April, Governor Wes Moore signed the Child Victims Act of 2023. Since then, we’ve seen many questions from Marylanders who are curious to know more about this law, and if they have a potential lawsuit on their hands. We want to answer some of those questions before the law goes into effect on October…

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Secondary Injuries from Car Accidents

Secondary injuries are the injuries that emerge from other injuries. If you have been in a car accident, you most likely noticed injuries that occurred immediately following the accident (called primary injuries). However, some people may see new injuries days, weeks, or even months after their accident, which are referred to as secondary injuries. These…

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The SSA Doesn’t Recognize Long-Term COVID, But It Should

Since the COVID-19 pandemic began in 2020, many people are finding themselves unable to work or provide for their families due to long-term COVID. A recent news report mentioned that there are over 20 million people in the United States suffering from this condition. As a result, they are waiting to hear back from the…

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Maryland Victims of Clergy Abuse Can Finally Get Justice

Maryland has taken steps to ensure that childhood victims of sexual assault and abuse by clergy or other lay members of the Catholic Church can finally seek justice. Plaxen Adler Muncy, P.A. offers compassionate advocacy on behalf of sexual abuse survivors throughout Maryland. If you or your loved one was abused, now is the time…

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The Truth About Electric Vehicle Fires

There’s so much information that you’re guaranteed to find online when you type in “electric vehicles.” You may read about the amount of money that you’ll save from not spending so much on gas. You may read several complaints about having to find a charging station. But one thing you’re sure to find is some…

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Seat Belt Requirements and Safety in Maryland

Seat belt safety requires more than just being reminded to wear your seat belt. It means ensuring your passengers are buckled up, too, and that children are in the right kind of seats for their age, height, and weight. It also means ensuring the safety restraints are safe. Your seat belt may be worn down…

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Can You Qualify for Social Security Disability with Arthritis?

Yes, you can qualify for social security disability with arthritis under particular circumstances. Arthritis is in the Social Security Administration Blue Book of diseases that qualify for disability assistance, but you must meet the work and medical requirements. Your arthritis must be severe enough to hinder you from working for one calendar year. Many people…

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Other Losses You Can Claim After a Maryland Car Accident

After a car accident, you will suffer substantial losses like lost wages, medical expenses, and property damage. However, there are losses car accident victims suffer that are often overlooked or under considered. When you file a personal injury claim, every loss you suffer is part of your claim, no matter how big or small you…

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Social Security Disability Denials Are Often Based on Outdated Jobs

SSD Denials in Maryland

The words “Social Security” make many people shudder – and with good reason. Serious reform is needed, but with an aging population, inflation, and taxes, many fear that the trust fund will be completely depleted in just a few years. For those that should be receiving disability benefits from Social Security while they still can,…

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