Holding Parties Accountable for Negligence in Personal Injury

It is impossible to prepare for everything.
Often times in life, the things that have
the greatest impact occur suddenly and
unexpectedly.

What starts out as a routine drive, a leisurely
walk, or a simple medical procedure can turn
into a tragedy because
of the negligence and
oversight of others.

Whether it is
• a faulty traffic light
• a mislabeled traffic sign
• or the rushed hands of a medical
professional in the middle of attending a
patient…

…circumstances can leave an otherwise healthy
person critically injured or incapacitated.

This leaves the victim with a quickly rising
mountain of medical costs and legal concerns
to consider at a time
when their recovery is
at its most sensitive.

There isn't a reason why anyone
should go it alone.

In any case of negligence or inadequate
planning and care that results in a serious
mishap or injury, a personal injury attorney
is the best counsel anyone can seek.

Your attorney will help you wade through
the legal waters that come about when
seeking restitution or compensation to
cover the costs that resulted from the injury
in question.

Even the unforeseen complications of being
injured because of the actions or inaction of
others can be attended to through the help
provided by a lawyer who specializes in
personal injury cases.

A personal injury lawyer is a plaintiff lawyer.
This means that they hold the responsibility
of undergoing stringent and extensive
investigations to ensure the truth of their
client's injury is known and on which side of
the case culpability lies.

This process not only includes legal
counseling to educate and inform their
client of the current state of their case…
but also oral arguments and mediation
between both parties in a legal setting to
reach an agreed-upon settlement.

While it is statistically true that a personal
injury attorney is more than likely to reach
a settlement for their client outside of
court through mediation…

it is also within their background and
experience to defend their client in a
formal courtroom setting to seek
compensation, legal and monetary.

As with lawyers operating with in any
other segment of legal practice, a personal
injury attorney is educated and licensed to
practice in the state in which they operate.

The experience of a lawyer may vary in the
number of clients they attend to or their
frequency in a courtroom.

It is not uncommon to find a personal injury
lawyer that specializes in a particular area of
their practice.

This increases their effectiveness when
seeking to recompense their clients for
the negligence of others.

For some personal injury lawyers this may
mean specializing in
• medical malpractice,
• wrongful death or
• workplace and business
accidents.

Whatever their focus, an attorney will more
than likely narrow the scope of their practice
to perfect their skills in
the service of their
clients.

This ensures that there is never a lack of
qualified and tested attorneys ready to defend
and litigate on the behalf
of those injured in need
of counsel.

While many may feel daunted at first when
experiencing the torrent of legal and medical
information thrown in their direction at the
time of their injury,

The temptation to go it alone should be ignored.

Legal and medical documents are written in a
language all their own, and that is why they
require a licensed lawyer to dissect them.

A serious personal injury case
can be an overwhelming experience.

You need an attorney who is
experienced in trial by jury cases.

The Millea Law Firm in
Scottsdale AZ, can help you
navigate this experience
with the least amount of
stress by handling your
serious injury claim
personally.
Matt Millea

Visit the site to learn more
about Mr. Millea and how
he can help you.

Millea Law Firm
7272 East Indian School Road, Suite 203
Scottsdale AZ 85251
Phone (480) 481-0616

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