Public Transportation Regulations
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Swimming Pool Injury Damages
Before filing a swimming pool injury lawsuit, find out what damages are available and make sure you are getting the money you need to recover the full cost of your injuries.
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Find out when public swimming pools are liable for injuries suffered from accidents on the premises.
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Know what parties are liable for your injuries in a swimming pool lawsuit, and give yourself the best chance to recover damages you are owed.
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Liability for swimming pool injuries depends on the circumstances of the accident and local law. If you are injured in a swimming pool, find out whether or not the pool owner is responsible for your medical costs.
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Find out when the fault of someone injured in a swimming pool accident can reduce the liability of the pool owner.
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Common carriers such as planes, buses, and trains are held to a higher standard of care and can be responsible for a variety of damages in common carrier lawsuits.
→ Read MoreAs the defendant in a car accident lawsuit, do I have to pay excess damages not covered by insurance?
If a jury awards damages in excess of your auto insurance policy limits, you are personally liable to the plaintiff for this amount. However, depending on the facts of your case and the settlement negotiations between your insurance company and the plaintiff, you may be able to sue your insurance company if they acted in bad faith during the litigation.
→ Read MoreWhat is reckless conduct and what are the legal implications?
Reckless conduct is a rash or careless act that is a gross deviation from the standard of care a reasonable person would exhibit under similar circumstances. Someone who has behaved recklessly will have knowingly taken a risk that will have put others in danger. To be found guilty of reckless conduct, courts will use an objective standard, meaning that it does not actually matter what the reckless person was thinking at the time.
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