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Personal Injury Information
Personal injury is an area of law designed to protect those harmed by the negligence,
recklessness, malpractice, or inaction of others. Personal injury law includes
tort law, wrongful death, auto accidents, medical malpractice, defective drugs,
product liability and worker's compensation. People who file personal injury
claims may be entitled to receive compensation for their loss of income, pain
and suffering, emotional distress, permanent disability, and other resulting
injuries.
If you file your personal injury case as a tort of negligence, you are accusing
the defendant of causing your injury by failing to prevent it. For example,
if your employer does not properly mark a wet floor and you then fall and injure
your back, your employer may be considered negligent for failing to properly
follow safety regulations in the workplace.
Under strict liability, manufacturers who market defective products that, when
used correctly, cause injury, can be prosecuted. For example, if you correctly
use your seatbelt in your vehicle and are involved in a car accident where you
sustained injuries because your seatbelt malfunctioned, the manufacturer may
be found liable, even if he didn't know the defect existed. Strict liability
applies whether or not negligence or malice is involved.
Personal injury attorneys have the knowledge and experience to handle all of
these types of claims. In some personal injury instances, you may claim intentional
wrong and pursue a civil personal injury lawsuit in addition to filing criminal
charges. Victims of domestic battery or sexual abuse, for example, may file
both civil and criminal lawsuits.
If you or someone you love had been injured by someone else's negligence,
contact us today. A Personal Injury Attorney For You can put you in touch with
experienced personal injury attorneys in your area and get you the compensation
that you and your family deserve.
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