Thursday, June 19, 2008

Auto Accident Injuries

An Auto Accident Happen Every 10 Seconds
In America, an auto accident happens every 10 seconds. Amazing, but true!
It's no wonder that with this high number of accidents, that personal injurylawsuits are the number one lawsuit in our courts today. First and foremost in an auto accident, is the element of negligence. For the plaintiff to receive any type compensation from an accident, you must be able to prove negligence of another person, company or entity. When looking to prove negligence on the part of another, you should look for these factors to substantiate your claim.
The negligence must have been the direct cause of the auto accident, and caused either you or your property to be damaged by the accident. The negligent party must have enough insurance for you to collect damages. Should you have proof of these factors, you have a legal personal inkury claim. You should always consult a good personal injury attorney that will work with you through the process, and advise you if you have a valid claim.
Proving Negligence
Afteran accident, you are in shock and don't always think about the best way to proceed, and you may miss vital information. After being in an auto accident, it isn't always easy to determine who was at fault for the accident Eyewitness accounts, accident reports, and traffic laws, are very important information in deciding fault. You should look out for:
Was the driver of the other vehicle intoxicated?
Were they speeding or driving reckklessly?
Did they disobey traffic signals?
Were any pedestrians at fault?
There are times that other people could be held responsible for the accident, such as:
Vehicle manufacturers, if there is a defect in the vehicle. Government entities that are responsible for maintaing roads and safety conditions,. traffic signals, and lighting. Although it seems complicated, it is to help you with your accident claim. Always see a personal injury attorney immediately.
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