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Personal Injury FAQ's

Question: What is "negligence?"

Contact a Iowa personal injury lawyer representing clients in Davenport, Iowa today to schedule your initial consultation.

Answer: How an “ordinary reasonable person” should act in each situation in the case of a Personal Injury is the critical issue in Personal Injury cases. Negligent persons fail, for example, in driving safely, repairing property, restraining animals, or placing warnings. A jury often determines if “ordinary reasonable person" standards are met after presentation of evidence and argument at trial.

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