Deer Park Personal Injury Lawyer

If you have been injured as a result of someone else’s actions, you should speak with a Deer Park personal injury lawyer, as you may be entitled to compensation. Call (888) 335-7477 or request a free consultation online today. 

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Why Choose Our Firm? 

• Our team at Ramsey Law Group has helped injury victims in Texas for over 25 years. 
• We have the skills and successful track record needed to win your personal injury case. 
• We will ensure the insurance company treats you fairly, and help you recover the fair amount of compensation you deserve. 

Common Types of Personal Injury Cases 

There are many types of personal injury cases we handle, including but not limited to: 

Motor Vehicle Accidents

In the U.S., traffic collisions are the leading cause of personal injuries. There are approximately six million car accidents each year that result in an estimated three million injuries. 

Medical Malpractice

Physicians and other healthcare providers owe patients a higher legal duty of care. When a patient is injured by the negligence of a medical professional, they may be entitled to compensation. 

Products Liability

Any party involved in the chain of distribution for a defective product may be liable for any injuries the product causes. 

Premises Liability 

If you have been injured on another person’s property due to the owner’s improper care of the premises, you may be entitled to compensation.

Workplace Injuries

When you suffer a severe injury at work, we can help you obtain the workers’ compensation benefits that you deserve or file a personal injury claim against a third party who was also liable. 

Wrongful Death

When a loved one is killed because of the negligence of another party, surviving family members can pursue a wrongful death lawsuit. 

Who Is Liable for My Injury? 

Any party who played a role in causing your accident can be liable for your resulting injury. To prove another party should be held accountable, you must establish negligence by demonstrating the following elements: 

1. Duty:  The other party had a duty to act reasonably. For example, a driver owes a duty to others to prevent harm by following traffic laws and driving reasonably safe. 
2. Breach: The at-fault party violated that duty. A driver may have violated their duty of care by driving while distracted.
3. Causation: The at-fault party’s violation of duty directly caused your injuries, and you would not have been injured but for the other person’s actions.
4. Damages: You must prove you suffered actual financial losses and the amount of damages you deserve.

Multiple parties can be at fault under Texas’s law of modified comparative negligence. This rule reduces a victim’s compensation in proportion to their share of fault. For instance, a victim who was speeding at the moment another car crashed into their vehicle may be found partially responsible for their injuries. In this case, if the victim is 40% liable and awarded $100,000, they would receive $60,000 or 60 percent of their award. 

Contact Ramsey Law Group Today

If you were severely harmed by someone else’s carelessness or wrongdoing, we want to help you get the compensation you need to recover. Call us today at (888) 335-7477 or send us a message online to schedule your free consultation.