Personal Injury doesn’t just refer to the bodily harm caused by another human being; Personal Injury cases may also involve emotional or mental damage. Personal Injury lawsuits are filed against a person or entity that caused harm to you through negligence, gross negligence, reckless conduct or behavior, or intentional misconduct.

Hogan Injury’s Personal Injury section’s goal is to provide you with useful information that will help you identify if you are entitled to file a Personal Injury lawsuit. The questions and answers in this section will also provide you with information regarding the compensation you will get if you win a Personal Injury lawsuit, the basis for filing a lawsuit, and even the cost of filing a Personal Injury lawsuit.

One of the most critical components of filing and winning a Personal Injury lawsuit is proving that there was negligence, gross negligence, reckless conduct or behavior, or intentional misconduct on the part of the offending party. Hogan Injury specializes in Personal Injury lawsuits and will be able to provide you with expert legal advice and representation to make sure that you are compensated for the injuries and damages that you are entitled to after suffering from harm caused by others.

Trying to pinpoint an exact amount or even a range of attorney fees is somewhat futile because the cost of a lawyer’s services varies per case and per jurisdiction. Besides, most personal injury attorneys work on a contingency fee basis, which means that the lawyer only gets paid when they win the case. What usually happens in this setup is that the client and lawyer agree on the contingent fee, which is the attorney’s percentage of the settlement that the court will award the victim. In California, contingency fees rarely.

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Personal injury means that a person has been harmed. Under the law, another person may be responsible for causing or failing to prevent that harm. Included in this definition are slip and fall accidents. In most cases, the person who slips and falls sustains some kind of injury or harm due to the accident. Depending on where the incident occurred, there is a legal concept known as “premises liability”. This means that the person who owns or maintains the property is legally responsible. However, slipping and falling does not always.

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A lot of things can happen during a trial, and sometimes, the person you trusted at the beginning to win your case can fail or disappoint you. That is far from ideal, but it is part of reality. Lawyer-client relationships are not always smooth-sailing and there can be situations when you’re forced to switch legal counsel in the middle of your case. You need permission from the court to do change legal representation halfway through the trial, and you’ll only get it if the judge is assured that the trial.

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There are two courses of action that you can take if you are injured by another individual. You can either file a lawsuit or file a claim. These two options aim to get back damages from the at-fault party, but though they have the same objective, they employ different means and involve different processes. There are two main reasons why people prefer a personal injury claim over a lawsuit. First is because the victim wants to recover immediately the medical and other related expenses brought about by the injury or.

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Yes, that is possible. Passengers have the right to ask for compensation if they’ve been hurt in a crash, and that’s applicable to both one-car and two-car accidents. If caught in a one-car accident and the driver is determined to be at fault, the passenger can file a claim with the driver’s insurance company. And because liability insurance is required here in California, the injured passenger is almost certain to receive financial compensation–unless the driver is uninsured or the insurance company invalidates the claim. If that happens, then the passenger.

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This is an excellent question! The first thing to do is to determine whether the claim survives death. This means that there are certain types of claims that are automatically dismissed when the defendant dies. The most common types of cases that are dismissed are the ones seeking punitive damages, as well as pain and suffering damages. The logic behind this is that, if the defendant has passed away, there is no future misconduct to prevent or individual punishment to inflict. If the basis for the case remains because the.

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Absolutely not. California law states that there should not be discrimination against workers who are injured in the course and scope of their employment. Employers are prohibited from discriminating or discharging any employee who has filed or intends to file a worker’s compensation claim. Even those who testify or plan to testify in another worker’s compensation case are protected from discrimination. In California, you are protected from unlawful retaliation. Employers that engage in unlawful retaliation may be guilty of a misdemeanor and will be obligated to pay a penalty. The.

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You should seek medical help immediately. Wild animal attacks are one of the most frightening personal injuries anyone can experience. And getting the necessary medical treatment should be your top priority. Afterwards, your next step is to consult with a lawyer who can help you evaluate if you have a legal claim. In California, wild animals are considered to be inherently dangerous. Thus, those who decide to keep wild animals in captivity are strictly liable for damages and injuries that the animals might have caused. Under strict liability, owners of.

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Every personal injury complaint is unique, but there are common elements that you can take into consideration. Before filing suit, a personal injury claim is between you and the at-fault party’s insurance company before any lawsuit. The legal complaint is a formal announcement of your intention to seek damages for an injury in a court of law. Accident due to the negligence of a person, business or other entity cause physical and/or emotional damages. There are many requirements for filing a legal complaint. Initially, you must establish the legal basis.

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