The phrase "it was an accident" gets thrown around a lot in an attempt to shift or assuage blame for an unfortunate event. However, there are many cases in which so-called accidents really are someone's fault. For instance, if you are driving along and someone pulls out in front of you from their driveway, and you collide with their car, that accident was their fault, even if they did not mean to hit you. The field of accident and personal injury law is built around assigning fault in cases such as this. If you have been injured in such an accident, we encourage you to not only read this blog, but also seek assistance from an attorney.
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