Injuries

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Injury cases are based on the doctrine of negligence. In essence, negligence requires every member of society to act responsibly and avoid putting others at risk. That is not to say that negligence will result each time someone gets hurt. Some accidents are unavoidable. To establish liability, the plaintiff must show that a reasonably prudent person in the defendant’s position would have acted differently under the circumstances. No matter what type of injury you have suffered, if it was caused by a careless or negligent person, you have the right to pursue compensation for your losses.

Specific Types of Employment Lawsuits:

  • Personal Injury: auto accidents, slip and falls, hazardous products
  • Construction Site Accidents:
  • Medical Malpractice: improper treatment, failure to diagnose, and failure to warn a patient of known risks
  • Birth Injuries: bone fractures, intracranial hemorrhage, spinal cord injuries, facial paralysis, cephalohematoma, and perinatal asphyxia
  • Wrongful Death: death of a person due to negligence or intentional harm
  • Train Accidents: train derailments, collisions, and innocent bystander injuries
  • Negligence: driving over the speed limit, failure to reduce speed in dangerous driving conditions, and driving while impaired by alcohol or drugs

Our Experience:

At Blau Leonard Law Group we want you to be aware of your obligations, rights and responsibilities when it comes to injury lawsuits. Proving negligence or fault or reckless behavior of another person or entity can be challenging. Our years of experience allows us to rise to the challenge in these cases.