Personal Injury Attorney in West Palm Beach
Strict Liability
There are some circumstances where a person or entity can be held liable for another's injuries, regardless of intent or negligence. This is referred to as strict liability. In these situations, the injured party does not need to prove that the defendant did something or failed to do something that constituted negligence or wrongful conduct. Rather, the injured party must prove how and why the injury occurred in accordance with Florida
personal injury law, as well as that he or she has sustained compensable damages as a result of the injury (medical expenses, lost wages, etc.)
Do you have an injury claim that may be filed on the basis of strict liability? Make sure you undergo a free, confidential review of your case with a West Palm Beach personal injury attorney who has the experience and knowledge to make an accurate assessment of the matter. At the Law Offices of Casey D. Shomo, P.A. you will find that we stand ready and able to offer you honest, straightforward guidance in regard to your accident or injury claim. We can determine whether the other party can be held strictly liable and can then take the appropriate action to seeking maximum
financial compensation on your behalf.
Who can be held strictly liable in a personal injury claim?
Whether the responsible party can be held strictly liable for your injuries will vary depending on the circumstances of your case. Most often, strict liability claims are related to defective products and
dog attacks. Manufacturers may be held strictly liable if they produce a consumer product that has some type of defect that causes injury to a consumer who was properly using the product. Dog owners may be held liable for injuries that their dogs inflict, even if the dog had no history of violence or had not attacked anyone in the past.
Contact a West Palm Beach personal injury lawyer at our firm today to discuss whether strict liability may be related to your claim. |