Every day, people act recklessly, carelessly, or sometimes even maliciously in a way that causes someone else to suffer a serious injury. You may have, unfortunately, experienced a situation like this yourself recently.
If you have been injured severely enough to need some kind of professional medical care as a direct result of another person’s misconduct, you should reach out to a Stockton personal injury lawyer from the Law Office of Brian H. Turner to discuss a possible civil claim. You may have standing to demand substantial civil compensation for the harm you have unjustly sustained. A seasoned attorney’s support could be crucial to ensuring that your legal proceedings have the best possible outcome.
There are various circumstances under which you have a duty of care to act responsibly so that you do not accidentally cause someone else to get hurt, and other people owe the same type of duty to you. A textbook example is the obligation all motor vehicle drivers have to obey traffic laws and pay attention to their surroundings. However, duties of care can also exist in various other contexts—for example, between a landlord and a tenant.
If someone breaches their duty of care and, in doing so, injures a person to whom they owed that duty, they have met all the legal criteria necessary to be considered negligent. Anyone proven negligent in relation to a preventable accident will then hold civil liability to pay for injuries and losses stemming from that accident. As a Stockton attorney can explain in more detail, establishing that a specific person was negligent in a particular way is the primary focus of virtually all personal injury lawsuits.
$2.5 million verdict/settlement after an appeal for the premises liability/bicycle lane against a government entity. Contested liability.
$2.1 million settlement big rig versus stranded vehicle on the freeway, on behalf of minor. Contested liability.
$1.85 million settlement for burn victim.
$1.1 million settlement after first day of trial. Watercraft versus watercraft, wrongful death of minor. Contested liability.
Someone who is found liable for causing another person’s injury through negligence can be held accountable for every form of harm that injury will ever cause the injured person to experience, including:
It should be noted that the nature and severity of losses sustained by an accident victim, not the means by which they were injured in the first place, is what determines the financial value of their claim. A skilled personal injury lawyer in Stockton can help demand fair financial recovery after auto collisions, slipping and tripping accidents, and more.
No two people are exactly alike, and the same principle applies to personal injury lawsuits. The right course of action for another person injured in the same manner as you may not suit your unique circumstances at all. That is why it is so important to have help from an experienced and dedicated attorney from the Law Office of Brian H. Turner when pursuing a claim of this nature.
No matter who is at fault for your injury or what kinds of damages you need to recover, a Stockton personal injury lawyer can be the ally you need to fight effectively for your rights. Call today to schedule a consultation.
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