How To Determine Injury In a Miami Personal Injury Claim?

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How To Determine Injury In a Miami Personal
Injury Claim?
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Personal injury law allows an injured person to
get compensation when their injuries were caused
by another persons negligent actions. The most
common personal injury cases are

• Car accidents
• Slip and fall cases
• Medical malpractice
• Dog bites
• Assault, battery and other intentional torts
• Defamation

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If you have been injured and believe that you are
eligible to obtain compensation for your
injuries, speak with Personal Injury Attorneys
today. The attorneys will carefully evaluate your
case and tell you whether or not you are eligible
to file a personal injury claim.

However, just by filing a claim it does not mean
that you will receive compensation for your
injuries. You have to be able to prove that it
was the other partys actions that caused the
accident and your injuries. Also, you have to
determine the injuries that you are seeking
compensation for.
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Different Types of Damages Included in a Personal
Injury Case
In order to determine the exact number of damages
that you are eligible to seek compensation for,
you have to speak with a personal injury
attorney. You may be able to seek compensation
for the following loses
Medical costs Lost wages Property damage Loss of
consortium Childcare costs Pain and
suffering Transportation costs Diminished earning
capacity
Some are easily calculated, while others (such as
pain and suffering) tend to cause complications.
You have to seek legal help to be able to
determine the true value of your claim.
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Determining Responsibility For Damages
Identifying the person at fault is not always
easy. Only after a thorough investigation has
been concluded, will you be able to know who
caused the accident. There are usually 4 elements
of every personal injury case
1. Breach of duty 2. Duty of care 3.
Causation 4. Damages
Breach of duty occurs when a responsible party
breached their duty in a way that caused the
other party to get injured (either negligence or
intentional harm). Duty of Care is the
responsibility of every party and their duties
towards other parties on the road.
Causation proving that the breach of duty
caused injuries to the other party. Damages the
injury led to recoverable costs, expenses and
losses.
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Be sure to get in touch with Personal Injury
Attorneys in Miami for a chance to obtain
compensation for your injuries. The attorneys
will start working on your case right away and
get help from other professionals as well.
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Contact Colson Hicks Eidson
305-476-7400
255 Alhambra Circle,
Penthouse, Coral Gables, FL 33134

https//www.colson.com/contact/