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What are the possible consequences of negligence?

Losses or injuries resulting from negligence, and which the law recognizes, are referred to as "damages". Obvious examples include: bodily injury (medical bills, income lost as a result of disability, pain and suffering, etc.), and psychological injury (such as being arrested on a false charge, being libeled or slandered, or the wrongful death of a close family member). There are also financial losses which can come from disputed insurance claims, damage to property or business, and other wrongful conduct.

Disclaimer:

The information included in this Web site is intended for the general information of its readers only, and should never be construed as legal advice, opinion or representation. Each case must be considered on its own merits, and all representation undertaken through the Law Office of Geoffrey H. Waggoner is dependent on, and will require, a specific, written Representation Agreement with the client.

No representation is made that the quality of the legal services to be performed is greater than the quality of legal services performed by other lawyers.

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