Beaver Falls Personal Injury Lawyers

To have a successful personal injury case, you must typically prove several important elements:

• Duty of Care: You will need to prove that the defendant owed you a duty of care, meaning they had some responsibility to avoid causing you injury. For example, motorists owe others a duty of care, doctors must uphold a certain standard of care to patients, and property owners are responsible for ensuring the safety of different types of visitors.
• Breach: You will also need to prove that the defendant breached the duty of care. In most cases, this is where the element of negligence or wrongdoing comes in. If you can demonstrate that the defendant was negligent or acted wrongfully, thereby breaching the duty of care they owed to you, you likely have a solid case.
• Injury: To have a personal injury case, you will need to prove that you were, in fact, injured. You’ll also need to demonstrate that your injuries led to measurable damages for which you can be compensated. Even if the defendant was egregiously negligent or clearly broke the law, you don’t have a case if you didn’t suffer some type of physical, emotional, or financial harm.
• Causation: One of the most important elements of any personal injury claim, “causation” refers to the defendant’s violation of the duty of care as the proximate cause of your injuries and damages. In other words, you have to prove that, had the defendant upheld the duty of care, you would not have been injured.

At Luxenberg Garbett Kelly & George, we help our clients bring strong cases against liable parties. Our Beaver Falls personal injury lawyers work with accident reconstructionists, medical professionals, economists, and other industry experts, all of whom aid in providing powerful evidence and testimony in support of our clients’ claims. Our team can assist you with every legal detail of your case, allowing you to focus on what matters most: healing.