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What Happens if I Am Partially at Fault for an Accident?
What Happens if I Am Partially at Fault for an Accident?

Person injury law is centered around fault. The person responsible for an injury should compensate the injured. It is the very backbone of civil justice. Imagine, then, that you are hurt in an accident, but you know you are partly to blame. Let’s say you slip on a puddle in ...

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  • What Happens if I Am Partially at Fault for an Accident?

    Person injury law is centered around fault. The person responsible for an injury should compensate the injured. It is the very backbone of civil justice. Imagine, then, that you are hurt in an ...

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  • Can I Sue Someone for Murder?

    In the mid-1990s, O.J. Simpson was famously found not guilty for the murder of his wife, Nicole Brown Simpson. Not long after, the family of the deceased sued Mr. Simpson and won millions. Many ...

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  • How Much Compensation Can I Expect from a Personal Injury Lawsuit?

    Before embarking on a personal injury lawsuit, you probably want to know if the potential reward is worth the effort. You must make sure you are sufficiently reimbursed for your damages. Remember that ...

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  • How Do Lawyers Investigate Personal Injury Cases?

    Proving fault in a personal injury case is often about showing a defendant’s negligence. Sometimes that negligence is direct, and the facts are obvious. For example, imagine a driver who was clearly ...

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  • Are Slip-and-Fall Lawsuits Frivolous?

    In the U.S., it is technically legal to file a lawsuit for any reason, but a lawsuit does not automatically go forward just because it was filed. Often, judges will “throw out” a case that they ...

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  • New York’s “Scaffolding Law” Protects Construction Workers

    As a major metropolitan state, New York has several laws specifically designed to protect construction workers. One such protection is its “scaffolding law,” also known as New York Labor Law 240 . ...

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