Attorney Eric Blank

Reports have shown that approximately 30,000 people in the state of Nevada are injured in car crashes every year. On top of this, there are even more people who experience a personal injury due to various circumstances. Though the majority of these injuries are minor, there are far too many of them, and some of them can be extremely serious. Every injury should be treated with care and attention, no matter how it happened or how major it is. Hiring a Las Vegas Negligence Attorney will help ensure your case gets handled properly.

Regardless of whether you have been involved in a car accident or sustained a personal injury, negligence may be a factor and proving it may help you in gaining your full compensation. In order to prove negligence, you will need an experienced attorney. The claims-filing process is rigorous and pursuing your own case, while trying to heal at the same time, can be very overwhelming. Nevada generally establishes fault by proving negligence as a cause. You may not know how to prove negligence on your own, but a Las Vegas Negligence Attorney will.

Proving negligence is no easy feat. There are several factors to consider, and many facts that need to be presented. The amount of information that is required to prove negligence is substantial and takes time to gather and organize and present. For this reason, hiring an experienced attorney would be in your best interest. If you are attempting to prove negligence in a car accident or personal injury case, contact Eric Blank Injury Attorneys.

Negligence is an easy concept to understand, it is simply the failure to act with due care in a particular situation. However, this concept is harder to apply to and prove in real-world scenarios. Though there are some circumstances where negligence is obvious, in most cases, there are multiple factors that play in, and it is not so black and white. This makes it essential to have a knowledgeable attorney handle your case. In order to prove negligence, they will gather information for and prove each of these required legal elements:

In order to establish negligence of a certain task, one must first establish responsibility for said task. Duty, in essence, is the legal obligation to look out for the well-being of other persons.

In addition to establishing duty, and breach of said duty, you must also be able to prove that these actions (or lack thereof) were the cause of the injuries you sustained.

Once these three have been proven, you must be able to prove the damages you are claiming. In order to do so, it is essential that you document all losses and hold onto any paperwork you receive in relation to these.

Though negligence may be a common cause for personal injuries, it remains difficult to prove. If you have been involved in a car accident, or have been personally injured, and believe that negligence is to blame, contact Eric Blank Injury.

If you or someone you love is the victim of an auto accident or other personal injury, Eric Blank Injury Attorneys can help you recover the compensation you deserve. We understand the complex medical, legal and emotional issues related to personal injury accidents. We can make sure you get the medical care you need. We can help you obtain compensation to cover therapy, rehabilitation and job retraining. We can retain accident reconstruction experts, workplace injury specialists and investigators as needed. We know how to locate all sources of available insurance. We are experienced at going toe-to-toe with insurance adjusters.

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If you’ve suffered serious injury in a Las Vegas car, truck, motorcycle or workplace accident, trust our personal injury law team to work to get you fair compensation and maximum benefits. Call Eric Blank Injury Attorneys at (702) 222-2115 or fill out our free online case evaluation form for a free and confidential case evaluation today.