Physical assault lawyers are the ones who work with the victims of physical assault. They advocate on their behalf and usually do so in a court of law. One of the more important aspects of being a physical assault lawyer is the fact that as a victim, your life is in danger every time someone gets physical with you.
That’s what physical assault means. In many states, physical assault is defined as “a person intentionally, knowingly, and without provocation puts another person in reasonable apprehension of receiving a painful or harmful sudden bodily injury.
Being a physical assault lawyer also involves representing your client in a court of law. That involves going to court and pleading your case. In most states, physical assault is considered an intentional tort, so its use in a court of law is not always legal. But, there are exceptions. The most common example of this is a medical malpractice case.
An effective physical assault lawyer will be able to effectively persuade the judge to find that your client’s injuries were caused by someone else’s negligence or carelessness, and that they were not just the result of an accident. The reason for this is that a person can be held liable for another’s negligence if the other person acted recklessly or willfully. However, the same is not true for someone who acts intentionally.
The lawyers that handle physical assault cases tend to be very good at this. If you’re going to be a defendant in a case of battery or assault, you’re going to need a good physical assault lawyer. I know this because I’ve seen many cases where a lawyer was able to persuade a judge that the victim was at fault and that the other party’s negligence was not the cause of his injuries.
This is true even if the other party was able to prove that the assault was intentional. A person can be charged with assault even if their attacker is drunk, if their attacker acted recklessly, or if their attacker acted intentionally.
The problem is if you go to trial and lose, the person who was the aggressor is able to say that you should never have been charged, you should never have been convicted, and that you have to pay the victim’s legal fees. This is called the “defense of the ‘innocent until proven guilty’ doctrine.
