Liability Law

Liability law refers to the legal responsibility individuals or entities have for harm or damage they cause to others. It plays a crucial role in determining who is at fault when accidents occur, such as car crashes or injuries on someone's property. If a party is found liable, they may be required to compensate the affected person for their losses, which can include medical expenses or property damage. Liability can stem from negligent actions, intentional misconduct, or strict liability for certain activities, ensuring victims have a path to seek justice and recover damages.