At Matlin Injury Law, we know that sustaining a personal injury can be costly and time consuming. Oftentimes people find themselves in serious financial difficulties when suffering from personal injuries. Plus, it can be virtually impossible to attend to the needs of your family while you go through the healing process. At times, you may not be able to return to work and thus you can lose your employment. You have to deal with physical injuries that could turn into chronic health issues. Your whole life may change after the accident.
Sustaining a personal injury may have a severe impact on your family and livelihood. You may not be able to pay the bills, buy food, pay for your medical care, and so on. Even though you are the victim, you need to consider how you are going to be able to support your family. If the accident occurred because of the negligence of another person, the law allows you to claim compensation. The amount of compensation that you are allowed to claim is different for everyone. If you were affected by someone else’s mistake, you can discuss your options with a personal injury lawyer.
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Submitting claims for personal injuries
If the personal injury claimant is unable to prove that the injury occurred because of someone else’s negligence or carelessness, then it is likely that the personal injury claim will not be successful and the claimant will not be awarded any damages.
Once the claimant is able to prove that the accident is caused by someone else’s negligence or carelessness, then the claimant is eligible for some form of compensation that the claimant may have incurred. However, that person’s negligence or carelessness will be considered and the responsibility will have to be proven as one of the factors in the causation of the accident. That’s why it’s so crucial to find a competent law firm like Matlin Injury Law.
Once all the requirements have been met and all the information is collected regarding the accident and the personal injury claimant, the personal injury claim specialist will then forward the information and any evidence presented to the claimant, which may also include other aspects such as police reports, reports of medical practitioners, witness accounts, photographs and other reports or statements that the claimant may have obtained.
Common causes of personal injuries
Most people have some type of personal injury that is caused by another person’s negligence. All personal injuries are separate and distinct and they have their own set of complications. Personal injuries can occur in numerous ways. Some of the most common ones are:
1. Automobile accidents
The negligence of someone else can cause you serious damage, whether you were driving your car or not. It can be caused by someone else’s driving, drunk driving, or mistakes that were made in changing the oil.
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2. Slip and fall accidents
These types of accidents are caused by hazardous surfaces, water, or other areas that are not properly marked. It can be caused by any negligence on the part of another person.
3. Medical malpractice
This type of personal injury can come from wrong diagnosis, botched operations, or some other form of error on the part of a medical professional.
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4. Animal attacks
This kind of personal injury is caused by dog bites, broken bones or other forms of attacks from animals.
5. Defective products
This kind of personal injury is caused by harmful products that have been found to be defective.
All of these kinds of personal injuries are classified as personal injuries. You have the right to claim compensation and get compensated for the personal injury that you suffered. The amount of compensation is completely dependent on the degree of injury.
You can also consult a personal injury lawyer to discuss your options and ensure that you receive the compensation that you deserve.
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