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How Do You Define General Negligence?

General negligence is a broad term that can be applied to nearly all personal injury lawsuits. General negligence can be intentional or accidental, but when you are injured by someone else, you have a right to seek compensation for your damages.

Since 1998, the personal injury attorneys at the Moore Law Firm have been helping victims of general negligence in McAllen, Texas recover from their injuries. Under a general negligence lawsuit, you can seek compensation for:

• Pain and suffering
• Current and future lost wages
• Property damage
• Current and future medical expenses related to the injury

How Do I Know If I’ve Been A Victim of Personal Injury?

In order to prove negligence, you will need to prove that the other party failed to act in the same way a reasonable, responsible person would have under the same circumstances. This can apply to any number of circumstances, including:

• Automobile accidents and car crashes
• Semi truck accidents
• Dram shop
• Aviation accidents
• Premise liability
• Animal attacks
• Nursing home neglect

Trying to recover damages on your own can result in settlements that are inadequate to cover all of your expenses. In some cases, you may not be awarded anything at all. Only with an experienced attorney on your side can you ensure that you and your family have the best opportunity to potentially receive compensation. And we work on contingency, meaning that we don’t get paid unless you do.

Contact The McAllen Personal Injury Attorneys at Moore Law Firm

If you have suffered an injury due to someone else’s negligence in McAllen, Texas or throughout the Rio Grande Valley, please contact your hometown personal injury attorneys at the Moore Law Firm to schedule an initial consultation today.