This may surprise
you, but if you have been injured in an accident, the actions of the person who
caused the accident, no matter how gross or reckless, will have no bearing on
the amount which you will be able to recover.
The
amount of the damages, which is what your case is worth, depends entirely on how
serious your injuries are and is not affected by what the other person did, and
not by the degree of danger to which you were subjected.
The
other person may have been drunk or have had a total disregard for your safety,
or you may have come close to a more serious injury, or even death, but these
facts have no bearing on what you will get for your case. If you were lucky enough to get only a
scratch, then you won’t have a case. We
often hear people say, “I was almost killed!” with the expectation that they
should get a lot of money, but the law only provides for compensation for
injuries actually sustained.
If you
have questions about injury cases, give us a call at 1-800-999-LEGAL(5342), or
click on this link: http://www.lowrylaw.com/faq.cfm for
more answers.
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