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Our managing Oceanside injury attorney, Ryan Harris, founded Harris Personal Injury Lawyers in Oceanside, California. Our office is located near the pier in the heart of Oceanside. It is your legal right to seek compensation for suffering an injury from an accident that was not caused by you, and it is our duty to prove negligence and fight for you. Let our personal injury attorneys fight for your rights after you have been injured in a car accident, motorcycle accident, truck accident, pedestrian accident, slip, and fall or wrongful death. Harris Personal Injury Lawyers works on a contingency fee agreement, nothing is owed unless we win your case.

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Phone: (888) 725-0051

Address: 301 Mission Ave Ste 203, Oceanside, CA 92054

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DUI/DWI
Wrongful Death
We are also here to help following fatal accidents. If your spouse, parent, child, or other relative was killed in an accident, call us right away. Let us explain your rights and legal options under Californiaâ€™s wrongful death law.
Traffic Violations
Many trucking companies rely on third-party agencies to help load cargo. As such, if a truck tips over because it was overloaded, incorrectly stocked, or items fall from the truck leading to an accident, the company responsible for loading their freight could be held liable for the resulting wreck. Outside of drowsy driving and speeding, rollovers are one of the most common causes of 18-wheeler wrecks.
Hit and Run

Premises Liability
Premises Liability Claims: When you are injured because of a dangerous condition on another person, business, or municipalityâ€™s property, you should call us to discuss pursuing compensation.
Property Damage
If youâ€™re like most people, youâ€™ve never had to file a personal injury claim before, so you might not know the elements that must exist for such a claim to be successful. The truth is that every case is unique, but no matter the circumstances, you wonâ€™t be able to secure a financial award unless you can prove liability, causation, and damages. â€œLiabilityâ€ means being legally responsible for something. In personal injury law, a party can be held liable for damages caused by that partyâ€™s negligence or intentional wrongdoing. In some cases, a finding of fault is not necessary to impose liability. This is called â€œstrict liability,â€ and in the state of California, it applies to some dog bite and product liability cases. There are many kinds of evidence your Ventura personal injury lawyer might use to prove liability. Ultimately, the most valuable evidence will depend on the facts surrounding your accidentâ€”what caused it, where it happened, who was liable, etc. Common evidence used to prove liability in these cases includes police reports, incident reports, photos of the accident scene, eyewitness and expert witness testimony, and surveillance footage. Proving the next element, â€œcausation,â€ requires your attorney to demonstrate how your damages occurred. If, for example, you were injured due to another personâ€™s negligence, your lawyer must prove how that negligence caused your damages. Important evidence may include medical records, photos of injuries, video recordings, and expert witness testimony. The final element of a successful personal injury claim is proving â€œdamages.â€ Your attorney must be able to demonstrate the types of economic and non-economic damages youâ€™ve incurred, and present evidence to justify the amount of compensation youâ€™re pursuing for those damages. Compensatory damages in a personal injury case might include healthcare costs, lost income, lost earning capacity, property damage, pain and suffering, and emotional distress. If the defendantâ€™s misconduct was especially egregious, punitive damages may also be warranted. Evidence of damages might include medical documentation, expert witness testimony, financial documentation, estimates from contractors, and your personal injury journal.

Personal Injury
The San ClementeÂ personal injury attorneys Â at Harris Personal Injury Lawyers have a track record of successful outcomes in high-profile cases throughout California. With years of experience and more thanÂ $300 million recovered for clients, our California injury attorneys know what it takes to help our clients obtain maximum compensation. If you have been seriously injured or have lost a family member due to another personâ€™s negligence or intentional actions, contact Harris Personal Injury Lawyers to discuss your claim. Schedule a free consultation today by calling our law firm at 1-800-GO-HARRIS.
Medical Malpractice
This is one of the elements that must be proven to win a personal injury case. Causation is established by showing how the damages incurred by a plaintiff would not have happened but for the tort. For example, if you were injured in a car accident and hospitalized but later suffered complications while under the care of a doctor, the insurance company might assert that your condition is in part attributable to medical malpractice and not to the accident. A causation dispute might also arise if you had a preexisting condition that was aggravated or exacerbated by the tort.
Auto Accidents
Dog Bites
The physical and emotional scars from a dog bite can last a lifetime. Our firm holds owners responsible for dog bites and other animal attacks.

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