Smyrna Personal Injury Lawyers

Personal injury is a legal term that can encompass many types of injuries and scenarios. They may occur in your neighborhood, at a public place, at work, or anywhere. Generally, a compensable personal injury is one you suffer because of someone else’s negligence, recklessness, or act of violence. The following are just a few types of injury cases our Delaware accident lawyers handle:

• Catastrophic Injury – When an injury is disabling, it will affect every aspect of a person’s life at home and at work, as well as that of their family members. We work tirelessly to recover necessary financial compensation to ensure inured victims get the care they need for as long as they need it.
• Construction Accidents – Construction is among the most dangerous occupations in the U.S. For this reason, construction sites must be kept safe and the tools workers use must function properly. Workers who are injured because of someone’s negligence may be entitled to compensation in excess of their Workers’ Compensation benefits.
• Defective Products – Products may range from defective drugs to malfunctioning auto parts and much more. We have successfully filed claims against manufacturers, corporations, and distributors whose products have caused harm.
• Medical Malpractice – When you are improperly diagnosed or treated for an illness or an injury, we will hold the healthcare provider responsible.
• Motor Vehicle Accidents – An auto, car, truck, or bus accident – whether you are the driver or passenger – can result in serious injury.
• Nursing Home Abuse – Discovering that a loved one is being abused or improperly cared for in a nursing home facility can be traumatic. We will protect your loved one’s rights and well-being.
• Slip and Fall Accidents – Whether you are injured on private, municipal, or business-owned property, you have a right to financial compensation if your accident and resulting injuries were foreseeable and preventable.
• Work Injury – Whether you work in an office, on a construction site, or anywhere else, an injury can happen unexpectedly when you are busy doing your job. From slipping on a wet floor, to experiencing a car accident while on work-related business – a work injury can change your life dramatically. Injured workers do not need to prove that their employer was negligent in order to collect Workers’ Compensation. However, if negligence by a third party contributed to the accident, additional compensation may be available.
• Wrongful Death – When someone dies because of negligence, recklessness, or wrongdoing, we will fight for financial compensation for the survivors.