When you are injured do to the fault of another it can be devastating to all aspects of your life. Of course it’s natural to think the party at fault is automatically legally liable, but that is not the case. Liability has to be proven. Here are 3 factors to consider in proving liability:
1. The person who caused the injury or accident must be shown to have a "duty" to be careful toward the injured party. If they had no “duty” to be careful, you may not be able to prove liability.
2. You may have also been negligent or careless and contributed to your own injury. Still, in most states you can still get some compensation from another party(ies) who may have also been careless and contributed to your injuries.
3. If an accident is caused on property that is poorly maintained or improperly built, the owner of the property is liable. It is the owners responsibility to maintain their property in a safe and responsible manner.
These are just a few of the many factors that must be evaluated when proving liability in a personal injury case. This is why having a knowledgeable and experienced personal injury attorney is crucial to winning your case and being compensated for you pain and losses. The Foster Firm are expert Atlanta and College Park personal injury lawyers who work tirelessly to protect your rights. Call us today for a free consultation.
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