Personal Injuries Resulting from Negligence

Not all injuries result from negligence. However, many do. When you or a loved one has a serious injury or is killed by the wrongful actions of another person or company, your personal injury is said to be the result of negligence. Such an accident often leads to a civil lawsuit. In civil litigation, the injured person (plaintiff) and his or her personal injury lawyer seek to prove that another party acted negligently, resulting in injury. If successful, the plaintiff recovers damages to compensate for the harm.  Examples of personal injuries from negligence Here are examples of injuries that often result in personal injury lawsuits: Automobile Accidents Slip and Fall Workers Compensation Other premises liability Defective Products Defamation CT injury lawyer Alexander H. Schwartz relies on more than 25 years of experience litigating in Connecticut and New York and determines its overall success by the sum of the individual cases that result in full recovery of damages for clients. The office bills personal injury cases on a contingency basis—if the case does not recover damages for clients, our Connecticut personal injury lawyer does not require a fee.