Numerous circumstances can lead to personal injuries. Car accidents can render both motorists and their automobiles immobile. The most able-footed person can fall on a slippery fall. Over-the-counter or prescription medications can do more harm than good.
Automobile accidents
Dangerous road conditions (in which negligence falls on the shoulders on local city governments for improper maintenance of traffic roads and signals)
Medical malpractice
The prescription of improper medication, or poor execution of a medical procedure that causes the person’s condition worse.
Product Defects
Includes any product that causes its user harm as a result of either faulty design, lack of safety guidelines, or improper usage,
Lax upkeep of property
Includes premises liability, that occurs like decrepit building structures that are unsafe. Or harm caused to a person while on another person’s property, such as dog attacks or other hazards.
