The answer to the question presented is that “it depends”. Mainly, the answer depends on the dog bite laws in the state where you were bitten. In nineteenth century America, the general rule was that a dog owner would be held liable for dog bites that the dog owner had reason to believe may occur. …
California is an “at-fault” state in regard to motor vehicle laws. Therefore, before anyone can prevail in a lawsuit against another motorist, there must be a finding that the other party or parties were at fault. Many times, automobile and motorcycle accidents are caused by a number of unexpected circumstances. In such instances, there could …
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In general, if someone’s actions caused injury or harm to another person, and the person or company acted in a way that was less than cautious, the party is likely to be legally liable for the harm which resulted. While the concept may seem straight forward, the court’s determination as to whether a person or …
Have you been injured, and you are wondering how much to demand from the party who was at fault? Have you been handling the situation by yourself and been offered a settlement amount, but you are unsure if you should settle because you are unsure how much your case is worth? The questions you are …
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