Personal Injury Law 

in Columbia, MD

Common Types of Personal Injury Cases

Our legal team is highly experienced in personal injury law in Columbia, MD and the surrounding areas. There are many different situations in which a person's negligence or wrongful conduct can result in an injury, illness, or disability. Some of the most common types of personal injury cases include:

• Car accidents: When you're operating a motor vehicle, it's crucial to make sure you're following the rules of the road. Unfortunately, many motorists often speed, drive while distracted, or ignore traffic rules. This can be dangerous for other motorists and pedestrians who share the road. Texting while driving or running a red light can lead to serious accidents that can leave other drivers or pedestrians injured or worse. If you've been the victim of a motor vehicle accident, contact the law offices of James J. Farley to schedule a free consultation.

• Slips, Trips, and Falls: Property owners are required to maintain their properties to prevent the public, customers, or tenants from being injured. For instance, if there is water on the aisle floor in a grocery store, the store is responsible for placing a sign by the water to notify passersby of the spill until the spill can be properly cleaned. If a sign isn't present and a customer slips in the water, falls, and becomes injured, the store may be held responsible because of
  improper maintenance.

• Medical Malpractice: A medical professional is required to operate according to a certain standard of care. If a patient experiences illness or injury because that medical professional didn't follow that standard of care, it may be a case of medical malpractice. As practitioners of personal injury law in Catonsville, MD and the surrounding areas, our legal team at the law offices of James J. Farley can help.

Our team at the law offices of James J. Farley is well-versed in personal injury law in Columbia, MD and the surrounding areas. We have the knowledge and skill to help you get the compensation you deserve to cover medical costs, property damage, pain and suffering, and more.