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Frequently Asked Questions About Personal Injury Law and Lawsuits

4. Who will I sue?

That depends on the facts of the case. In order to maximize your chance of success and recovery, we investigate the conduct of all potential defendants. For example, in the case of dangerous prescription drugs, we will examine the conduct of the drug’s manufacturer, the pharmacy and the prescribing physician. Further, the facts of a particular case may dictate investigation into the conduct of others.


A catastrophic injury or the loss of a loved one is terrible and can be overwhelming, especially when the injury or death may have been caused by the negligence or wrongdoing of another. We hope the preceding information will be of assistance. We encourage you to contact our attorneys for more answers to your specific questions without charge or obligation.
Again, for answers to more questions about personal injury law and lawsuits, please feel free to contact an attorney at Lieff Cabraser.
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