The Basics of Charlotte Personal Injury Cases

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The Basics of Charlotte Personal Injury Cases
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• If you are dealing with a Charlotte personal
  injury case, chances are you have a lot on your
  plate. You may be trying to repair the property,
  recover from injuries, or return to your job.
  While it may seem too overwhelming to seek
  compensation, the negligent actions of others
  should never be left unchecked when those actions
  cause serious injuries to innocent victims.

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How Were You Injured In Your Charlotte Personal
Injury Case?

• Attorneys represent clients who were involved in
  all of the following Charlotte personal injury
  scenarios

• Slip and fall accidents
• Premises liability
• Product liability
• Medical malpractice

• Car collisions
• Truck collisions
• Motorcycle collisions
• Pedestrian and bicyclist injuries

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Pure Contributory Negligence Favors The Guilty
Party

• Pure contributory negligence laws favor the
  defendant and their insurance company because if
  they can prove the victim made any negligent act
  that could have contributed to the accident, they
  are completely off the hook for paying
  compensation. The law makes insurance companies
  aggressive, even when you are at your lowest and
  dealing with severe injuries. If you want someone
  dedicated to your case, contact a Charlotte
  personal injury lawyer.

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• In order to prove negligence by the greater
  weight of the evidence, and collect financial
  compensation from that party, you and your
  attorney must be able to establish the five
  elements of negligence listed below
• Duty of care All people and businesses owe one
  another a duty of reasonable care. For example,
  this means that drivers must obey traffic laws
  and operate their vehicles in a safe, prudent
  fashion
• Duty of care was violated They must show that
  the duty of care that was owed to you, such as a
  manufacturer producing a safe product for use,
  was somehow violated

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• Causation Your injuries must have been caused
  by the defendants breach of duty. For example,
  if you were walking down the street and were
  attacked by two dogs that were on the loose, your
  injuries were caused by the negligent actions of
  the dog owner to keep his dogs fenced in
• Injury You must prove that you did actually
  suffer injuries as the result of the negligent
  parties (the plaintiffs) breach of duty of care
  and
• Damages Your injuries caused by the plaintiff
  must have incurred medical expenses, lost wages,
  pain, and suffering, or some other legally
  recognizable damage

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Rely On An Experienced Charlotte Personal Injury
Attorney To Protect Your Rights And Financial
Future

• Victims who are injured by another partys
  negligence deserve to be compensated fairly for
  their medical costs, pain and suffering, and
  emotional turmoil. Charlotte personal injury
  lawyer at Brown Moore Associates, PLLC offers
  legal assistance to those in need of an attorney
  who can provide them the maximum sum that they
  are entitled to.

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Contact To Brown Moore Associates, PLLC
Address 930 East Blvd Charlotte, NC
28203 Phone [phone] Website
https//www.brownmoorelaw.com/contact-us/