Property dealings are among the most significant transactions in one's life, and our firm provides services tailored to each client’s individual needs. From individual residential transactions to large commercial projects, EJD Law Group will come up with a unique and individualized strategy to achieve your goals. We have the ability to utilize an interdisciplinary approach to problem solving in both negotiation and litigation.
Our firm is dedicated to providing effective solutions for all of our client's real estate needs. When disputes arise, EJD Law Group does everything it its power to amicably resolve the matter without court intervention. Should the need of litigation arise, we will zealously litigate our client's matter to protect their rights and interests.
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Generally, a personal injury claim is made by a person who is harmed by the illegal actions of someone. You can claim personal injury if you can show that the negligent actions or inactions of a party involved harmed you in any way. However, some cases are more common than others in the US. Below, we talk about the five most common personal injury cases.
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Personal injury laws apply in cases where someone acts negligently and causes injury to the victim. Car accidents, medical malpractice, and slip and fall incidents are just a few examples of the types of cases that can occur.
If you’re wondering whether the personal injury law applies to your case or not, here are some types of injuries the law includes.
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Personal Injury Law enables a person who has had to suffer an injury or loss due to an accident or negligence on someone else’s part to claim for legal remedy. If you had to suffer an injury because someone wasn’t careful enough or harmed you intentionally, you’ve got every right to file a civil lawsuit and claim the fulfillment of any losses that you had to bear.
Many people assume that the Personal Injury Law would cover all types of personal injuries, but that’s not the case. Like every law, the Personal Injury Law also has certain limitations.
If
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