When people think of personal injury, they often think of car accidents. However, many different situations can result in personal injuries.
Falls, electrocution, being pinned between objects, and being hit by objects are the “big four” causes of death on construction sites. Yet, any workplace can be the location of an injury.
When businesses don’t meet their responsibility to provide reasonably safe premises, a serious slip and fall injury may occur.
Falls are one of the top causes of death in the United States and one of the top causes of workplace death and injury.
Any dog may bite, even if the dog has never acted aggressively. Owners have a responsibility to control their dogs to prevent biting.
Companies are responsible for providing consumer products that are reasonably safe for their intended use and/or that come with warnings about risks that can’t be avoided.
All drivers have a duty to drive safely to avoid causing a crash. This includes car and truck drivers who can harm those in other vehicles, as well as motorcyclists, bicyclists, and pedestrians.
Arkansas courts set a three-year time limit on filing an injury claim. Claims not filed within this three-year window cannot be brought to court.
In a personal injury case, “compensation” covers losses the injured person suffered.
Common types of damages that appear in Washington County, Arkansas personal injury claims include the following:
Medical bills for treatment you’ve already received and any additional treatment you might need.
Lost wages, including wages you will lose if your injuries prevent you from working permanently.
• Physical disfigurement • Mental anguish • Loss of reputation • Loss of enjoyment of life • Emotional distress
Insurance companies have experienced attorneys on their side. When you hire an attorney, you gain an experienced representative who levels the playing field and ensures you get the compensation you deserve.