You may have a personal injury case if another party’s negligence caused your bodily injury and your losses. That can include medical bills, lost wages, ongoing treatment, physical pain, emotional distress, and other damages. A personal injury lawyer can review the facts, the available proof, and the likely defenses, including contributory negligence, during a free case review.
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