Negligence Injury Law
If you have been involved in an accident that was a result of another party's negligence, you have rights under the laws of the state of California. The term negligence in the case of an injury covers a broad spectrum of accidents and injuries. Under the most basic negligence injury law terms, the individual or entity providing the product, property or service, under California’s laws has an obligation to other individuals. Whether you were injured using a defective product, or your loved one was injured in a nursing home, these individuals or entities have a duty to ensure a product’s safety, or, in the case of a nursing home, a person’s safety. The degree to which an individual or entity is responsible for your injuries may vary from case to case and that makes it important that you seek the guidance of a veteran Personal Injury Attorney in California. At Pasadena Injury Lawyers, we are here to help you in all avenues of negligence injury law. Get in touch with our negligence injury law experts in the Los Angeles, CA area today to discuss your case and receive the compensation you deserve.
DEFECTIVE PRODUCTS: Defective products is the umbrella under which a variety of products are covered. Whether you were injured in a car accident as a result of defective tires, suffered a burn injury from a defective pressure cooker or were injured by any other product that contained a defect, these injuries may be attributed to negligence.
MEDICAL MALPRACTICE: When we have ailments, illnesses or injuries, we seek the assistance of a medical facility or physician. We expect the quality of care to be at the forefront of our relationship with medical staff and rely on their care and expertise to provide us with relief. Often, the medical staff is overworked, undertrained or the equipment used is not kept up to medical-legal standards. Our health determines our quality of life, it is the single most important driving factor in our lives. If we are not healthy, we have difficulties in our daily lives that can even affect our work and our loved ones. When a medical error occurs, it can be devastating and life-changing. We can accept that a “mistake” occurred and go on about recuperating but most people are not aware that this may be attributed to medical malpractice and pursuable through a negligence injury law case.
NURSING HOME ABUSE: Our loved ones are important to us, our connection and relationships to them often form our outlook on life and the future, as well as hold dear memories of our past. But what happens when we entrust the care of our loved ones to a Nursing facility and they fail our loved one? Many people, when they realize that something is wrong at a nursing home or facility, take action by finding a new nursing home and moving their loved one to a new location. Nursing home abuse doesn’t end there. Other residents in the care of the negligent nursing home may suffer as a result of keeping quiet. It’s important that if your loved one was injured or abused in a nursing facility, or suffered any health condition or ailment as a result of poor care, that you step forward for your loved one and protect them and in the process, you may also save others.
WRONGFUL DEATH: Whether your loved one passed away as a result of negligence, including a specific action or even inaction, you may be entitled to file a wrongful death claim in California. Under civil law in that state of California, you may be able to bring a wrongful death claim against the person, persons, or entity responsible for the loss of your loved one. If you suspect that a negligent action took place that resulted in the loss of your loved one, or that further steps to care for your loved one were not taken resulting in their death, you need the compassionate assistance of a negligence injury law attorney to help guide you through this difficult time and help you with the process of a wrongful death claim.
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