Miami Personal Injury Lawyer: Sean M. Cleary

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Serious personal injuries occur as a result of motorcycle accidents (50K serious injuries and 2,300 deaths/year), train accidents (820 deaths occur in about 2,500 accidents every year), ATV accidents (97,200 injuries and 340 fatalities in 2015), and boating accidents (4,463 injuries and 701 deaths in 2016).

Sean M. Cleary is a highly accomplished personal injury lawyer representing clients who have suffered various types of injuries. He has many years of experience advancing his clients' legal rights in state and federal courts.

By demonstrating that negligence caused injuries, Mr. Cleary has helped numerous individuals obtain compensation for:

• Medical expenses
• Physical and mental suffering
• Loss of income
• Reduction in lifestyle

As one of the most skilled personal injury lawyers in Miami, Sean M. Cleary is dedicated to helping victims receive substantial settlements that allow them to be compensated for the damages caused by injuries.

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How Can The Law Offices of Sean M. Cleary Help with a Personal Injury Case?

The Law Offices of Sean M. Cleary is a trial litigation firm whose dedicated legal professionals have considerable experience in these areas of law.

Also, they are skilled in aggressively advancing the legal rights of clients injured as a result of a physical and sexual assault, dog bites, contaminated food, and retail negligence, such as slip-and-fall accidents.

Who Is at Fault in a Personal Injury Case?

There are three main groups of personal injury claims, based on:

• Negligence: A person's negligence caused the accident that injured the plaintiff.
• Strict liability holds manufacturers and designers strictly liable for injuries resulting from defective products. In such cases, the plaintiff (the injured person) has to prove that the product was either designed or manufactured in a manner that made it unreasonably dangerous when used as intended.
• Intentional wrongs can also be the basis for personal injury claims though they are rarer than other types of injury causes and they involve the defendant's intention of causing harm.

A viable personal injury case involves proving the other party had a legal duty to exercise reasonable care and the duty was breached.

Personal injury law is also known as tort law and is designed to protect you if you are injured or harmed because of someone else's acts or failure to act. In a successful tort legal action, the defendant compensates the plaintiff.

Every tort claim deals with two main issues - liability and damages:

• Was the defendant accountable for the injuries you've suffered, and, if so, what is the extent and the nature of your losses?
• If you can show evidence of the liability and the damages, you can receive compensation for your loss.