Personal injury refers to any type of injury suffered in an accident. Car accidents, slip and fall accidents, defective products, and wrongful death claims can all result in these types of injuries.
Bodily
injury, on the other hand, is more limited and may refer to injuries sustained by another person, most commonly in a car accident. In the insurance industry, bodily injury is a type of insurance
policy that compensates accident victims through the at-fault party's insurance policy.
The Modified Comparative Negligence Rule is followed by Texas, as well as 32 other states. If a person is injured in a vehicle or truck accident in Texas, he cannot sue the other party for damages
if he is 51 percent or more to blame for the event. Comparative blame (also known as “proportionate responsibility” in Texas) is defined as the following:
The defendant maintains that he was not the only one who was careless and that the plaintiff has some responsibility for his own injuries. In pure comparative negligence jurisdictions,
the plaintiff can collect even if he was 80% to blame and only 20% of his damages are recoverable.
Jaime Resendez Law aggressively represents victims involved in crashes involving auto accidents, large commercial trucks and trailers and wrongful death cases, in Dallas, TX & The DFW Metroplex.
We're well-versed in the laws and regulations that control the accident injury industry, and have the resources to make a strong case in your favor.
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