It is not uncommon for the insurance company to argue that a personal injury client is partially to blame for causing his or her own injuries. Most of the time, this argument is bogus, and can be refuted with a good investigation. However, there are times when it is possible that a jury could find that the injured plaintiff was partially to blame in causing the accident. This is especially true in car accidents and slip and fall cases, where a jury may find that the plaintiff was not properly watching where he or she was going. Even if you are partially at fault, you still may have a strong case. To learn more about the issue of how partial fault works in Florida, please read this article I wrote: Auto Accident Damages – Florida’s Comparative Fault Law.
If you or a loved one has been injured, you should call me for a FREE CONSULTATION so that I can discuss the specific facts of your case with you, as well as all types of damages that you may be entitled to recover.
