COMPLEX LITIGATION

It is an Attorney's responsibility to fully investigate a case. A lawyer can be negligent in not properly investigation a client's case where personal injury and death is involved.

Many complex cases come about by injuries incurred when workmen are using highly complicated machinery. These cases usually end up in Workman, "Person", Compensation courts.

Be aware that not only may your employer be found negligent but also third parties negligent in repairing a piece of the equipment, which might include the freight company that damaged the equipment and failed to report it. The original manufacturer and their third party suppliers may have contributed by manufacturing an unsafe piece of equipment.

It is a rare case where there is only one party to blame for the injuries. Some employees out of loyalty and fear of losing their jobs assume that the accidents are their fault. Whereas, in later months or years the injury may resurface making a permanent cripple of the person.

Most all accidents, whether on the job or because of a vehicle accident or just plain Jane events, involve contributory negligence. For your sake report the accident, before a statute of limitations is enforced, and if at all possible, obtain the names of witnesses, medical damage reports, photos, and statements which the other parties gave to the law enforcement officers. Plus notify the claims department where you are covered by any form of insurance and follow their written instructions.

Do not take for granted that a simple case like a slip and fall is a no-brainer for an attorney. He must have photographs, witness and proof that safety standards have been violated. Photos must illustrate the location and the hazard. Plus other elements.

Contact your county or state Bar Association and get the names of those firms that specialize in accident and complex legal cases.

I do not give nor recommend any Attorney. I believe it would be unethical on my part. However, I can give you sources on how to find the right Attorney for you and your case. Email me at howardinv@livewirenet.com outlining your case, location. Your name and contact numbers.

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Denver, CO 80247
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