“Personal injuries come in many forms, and all of them cause harm to the actual physical body of the injured party, not to a person’s property,” stated Arkansas super lawyer Michael G. Smith of Little Rock.<\/p>\n
Where does a personal injury claim originate? This is an interesting question and one that actually has a whole list of sub-categories that qualify as personal injuries. However, first of all, a personal injury is usually physical in nature, but may also be a mental injury. The distinction here being that mental personal injuries are somewhat harder to prove than physical ones which can actually be seen.<\/p>\n
In most instances, personal injury cases arise as a direct result of car crashes, but they may also come in the form of medical malpractice, negligence, on the job accidents, assaults, slip, trip and fall accidents, defective products, defective drugs, defective medical devices, dental negligence, and exposure to hazardous materials (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" “Personal injuries come in many forms, and all of them cause harm to the actual physical body of the injured party, not to a person’s property,” stated Arkansas super lawyer Michael G. Smith of Little Rock. Where does a personal…<\/span><\/p>\n