Negligence is proven by establishing its elements. The elements of negligence are a duty of care, a breach of that duty, causation, and resulting damages.
In determining whether reasonable care has been exercised, a jury will consider whether the defendant ought to have foreseen, under the attending circumstances, that the natural and probable consequence of his/her act or omission to act would have been some injury. It is not necessary that the defendant have anticipated the very occurrence which resulted from his/her wrongdoing but it is sufficient that it was within the realm of foreseeability that some harm might occur thereby.
If you believe you were injured as a result of someone’s negligence, you may be entitled to economic damages. It is therefore important that you speak with an attorney immediately to understand your rights. Please give the Bronzino Law Firm a call today to discuss your negligence case.