Clermont Personal Injury Lawyer

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Any injury (either physical or mental) resulting from negligent act or omission of another person or entity is considered a personal injury.  Personal injury is considered a civil law matter.  There are many types of personal injury, including but certainly not limited to the following common items:

• Automobile Accidents (including Motorcycle, Truck, Boat, Bicycle, Pedestrian and other vehicles)
• Wrongful Death
• Premises Liability (commonly known as Slip & Falls)
• Dog Bites (and other animal bites & injuries)
• On-The-Job Injuries (including Construction Site injuries)
• Exposure to Toxic Substances (including Mold)
• Negligent Supervision
• Professional Negligence

Notify the owner or a person in charge of the premises right away. Even if the homeowner or business owner has premises liability insurance that protects them in such situations, it is their responsibility to provide you with a safe environment, and inform you of any dangers that may exist. If a business owner or homeowner is found negligent in this regard, you may be eligible to recover damages for your injuries, including lost wages, pain and suffering, and medical expenses.