Your Car Accident Claims: Who Is Liable to Pay?
A car accident scene is chaotic at best.
People involved in a car accident endure the stress
of injuries, damage to vehicles, lost days at work,
and possibly lifelong disabilities. While sorting through
the conundrum of how to handle these situations, those
involved also must determine who or what caused the
accident, and whether anyone involved is liable to pay
for the damages endured by others.
With decades of experience in trial law and personal
injury, the Tampa car accident
lawyers at Clark and Martino, P.A., know how to
get to the bottom of who should be financially liable
for car accident injuries. Since car accidents can be
caused by a multitude of circumstances, you should consult
with a personal injury attorney who can conclude whether
any of the following parties is responsible in a court
of law:
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Car insurance companies: including your car insurance
company and another driver’s car insurance company
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Your health insurance company
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The employer of a driver involved in the accident:
if one of the drivers was on-the-clock when the accident
occurred
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An automobile manufacturer: if a manufacturing defect
caused the accident or injuries in the accident
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Home or business insurance: if the accident occurred
on someone else’s property
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Municipal responsibility: if a city, county, or state
agency was negligent by presenting unsafe conditions
on the roadway
For more information on determining who may be liable
to pay for injuries sustained in a car accident, please
make an appointment for a free consultation with a car
accident attorney in Tampa at our Tampa, Florida
headquarters by calling Clark and Martino, P.A., at
1-888-868-5615.
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