Legal Dictionary

Negligence

Negligence is not acting in a careful manner. The legal standard is a “failure to exercise the degree of care a reasonably prudent person would use in the same situation.”

If a plaintiff is able to prove a defendant acted negligently to cause an injury, the plaintiff can recover damages.

Free Case Review

Case Results

  • $2,650,000: Vehicle Rollover Accident
  • $375,000 Semi Truck Accident
  • $161,000: Drivers collide at sharp curve in middle of roadway as cornfield obstructed view
  • $300,000: Recovery for a Shooting Victim
  • $3,000,000: Insurance Bad Faith Claim
  • $500,000: Head-on Collision
  • $1,500,000: Auto/Auto collision
  • $8,600,000: Auto Accident Judgment

More Results

Testimonials

JJ

We were/are very pleased with the way we were treated and represented. Thank you very much.

MH & CH

It was a secure feeling to know our medical bills were going to be paid. We always looked forward to coming into the office to talk to staff. Staff was so friendly and kind. Thank you so much Gary for your concern.

Dana P.

Would fully recommend this firm. They put me back where I was before the accident. And that meant oh so much to me. Thank them from the bottom of my heart.

Raylene L.

They relieved so much stress from my life after the accident. I would recommend them to anyone! Great job everyone! God bless!

More Testimonials