Atlanta Personal Injury Attorney

An Atlanta Personal Injury Attorney knows that automobile accident personal injury lawsuits have become the most common type of tort.

An Atlanta personal injury attorney will also be aware that medical malpractice applies to the negligence of any medical care provider, including, for example, dentists, nurses, and therapists.

Parties involved in an auto accident may face criminal liability, civil liability, or both; however, it is notable that the penalties for killing and injuring with motor vehicles are often very much less than for other actions with similar outcomes.

Medical malpractice claims may be brought against hospitals, clinics, or medical corporations for direct liabiilty or for vicarious liability (the negligence of an employee).

The claimant (plaintiff) in a medical malpractice suit usually must demonstrate three points:

• That the provider failed in his/her duty of care towards the patient - The provider failed to do something that a reasonably prudent provider in the same field would have done under the same or similar circumstances, or that the provider did something that no reasonably prudent provider in the same field would have done under the same or similar circumstances
• That some harm was caused by this failure to comply with the duty of care, and that the harm risked by such misconduct was reasonably foreseeable at the time
• The amount of damages that would reasonably compensate the plaintiff for the harm caused by the malpractice

Whether buying a new car, or a used car, or selling a vehicle; first check KBB (Kelley Blue Book), Black Book, Red Book, or the NADA Used Vehicle Guide.

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