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Liability Standards for Personal Injury
- May 20, 2021
- by Howard Popper
Negligence vs. Strict Liability | What’s the Difference?
Most personal injury claims are based on a legal theory of negligence. To prove negligence, you must show that the defendant failed to act as a reasonable person would, and that their fai… [Read more…]
- Filed Under: The Different Standards for Liability for Personal Injury
- Tagged With: Negligence vs. Strict Liability

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Awarded To A Passenger Of A Bar Patron Injured In An Accident.

$1.85 Million

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