Offering Immediate Response and Compassionate Representation

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Helping injured people pursue compensation

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  When a serious injury or death occurs, whether due to an auto accident, an animal attack, a criminal act, unsafe premises or other dangerous circumstances, an individual’s life is instantly forever changed.  I understand the importance of achieving the best possible resolution in your case.  Personal injury claims come in many ways.  Some examples include:

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• Brain/head trauma

• Spinal cord injury

• Temporary or permanent paralysis

• Burns

• Amputations

• Flesh wounds

• Dog and other animal bites and the trauma caused by an attack

• Product-related harm

• Work-related injuries

• Construction-related harm

• Slip and fall incidents

• Wrongful death

 

   A negligent or wantonly reckless person or party may be legally responsible for these kinds of accidents and injuries. If you aren’t sure how you should proceed, or about whether you are able to seek compensation in the form of damages, I may be able to help you.

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Helping you through the legal process

 

   A personal injury attorney should understand the details of personal injury law and the many ways in which an injury could affect the victim’s entire life. This could include loss of earning capacity, a drastic reduction in quality of life, continuing treatment and medical bills and property loss or damages.

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   As a lawyer committing to helping clients with personal injuries in southwest Virginia, I believe those who are injured should have a basic grasp of the law as it applies to his/her claim. Those seeking damages must generally show proof that the other party acted in a negligent manner. Negligence is defined as “… failure to use reasonable care to avoid harm to another person or to do that which a reasonable person might do in similar circumstances.”

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   Generally, these are the circumstances that must be established and proven in court by the injured party:

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• The defendant — an employer, a healthcare provider, a caretaker or owner of dangerous premises, or a motor vehicle driver — was negligent in the “duty of care.”

• The defendant breached the duty of care by willingly or mistakenly foregoing safety or responsibility.

• Injuries must have occurred.

• These injuries must have a direct relationship to the neglectful actions of the defendant.

 

   If you were injured due to another person’s negligence, do not to “tough it out.” Your injury could be a long-term injury. My office can accommodate your needs and get your case underway quickly.

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   With personal attention, diligence, and a perspective that seeks to inspire confidence in my clients, I work hard to ensure that your rights are protected and fight to get you fair compensation for the damages you have suffered.

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Call today to discuss your case immediately with Attorney April Morgan Huff

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        If you or someone you love has been injured, Attorney April Morgan Huff can help. Call our office at

(276) 207-8696 or email us at AprilMorganHuffLaw@gmail.com to schedule a free consultation. My office serves Southwest Virginia from our St. Paul, Virginia location. I am licensed in Virginia. No law firm can make you any promises or guarantees of an outcome related to your case. Any mention of compensation on this site is solely presented for informational purposes.

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