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If you have been involved in a truck accident, you are likely facing significant challenges. You may be dealing with medical bills, an inability to work and other issues that come as part of the aftermath of such an event. In addition, there may be legal matters that need to be addressed. When it comes time to navigate the legal system after a truck crash injury, having a qualified lawyer on your side can make all the difference.
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Mississippi is a comparative fault state, which means that families who experience wrongful deaths of their loved ones may be able to recover compensation. Executors or other personal representatives of an estate may sue for damages when a family member died in an accident caused by another’s negligence or in a deliberate act.
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Being injured in a car accident that wasn’t your fault means you may be able to recover compensation to pay your medical costs and other losses through insurance claims. However, dealing with an insurance company isn’t always easy, and engaging the help of a Mississippi injury lawyer may enable you to recover maximum compensation.
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Being involved in an auto accident is a traumatic experience, especially if you or someone else has been injured. The Mississippi Insurance Department offers valuable information on what to do if you’re involved in a car accident. It’s important to remain calm, and take the necessary steps to ensure the safety of those involved.
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Personal injury can refer to a wide variety of accidents and trauma, including but not limited to those caused by the negligence of another party. An injury may also occur due to an intentional act. The one thing all personal injuries have in common is that the injured party may place a claim to recover the cost of their medical expenses, lost wages and pain and suffering with the assistance of a Mississippi accident lawyer. The injured party has three years in which to file a claim.
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No matter how severe an accident may be, not all trauma will qualify for a personal injury claim. To make a successful claim, it needs to be shown that someone else’s negligence caused the injury either directly or indirectly.
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Many of the truck accidents that occur in Mississippi are caused by negligent driving behaviors, including speeding, distracted driving and failing to obey traffic laws. In 2019, 9.5 percent of all fatal accidents in Mississippi involved large trucks, according to the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration.
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