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Norfolk Broken Bones Lawyers<\/h1>\n

Although broken bones are a common injury caused by unforeseeable accidents, there are many cases in which these often serious injuries could have been prevented. Unfortunately, the negligence of other parties, from reckless drivers to negligent property owners<\/a>, causes innocent people to sustain broken bones<\/strong>, an often traumatic injury.<\/p>\n

At Joe Miller Law<\/a>, we know that broken bones can not only cause Norfolk residents substantial pain and suffering, but they can also cause a person to endure significant emotional and financial trauma. While overcoming these types of injuries can be difficult, many victims are able to alleviate the burdens associated with the broken bones by holding the person responsible for causing the injury legally and financially liable.<\/p>\n

Common Causes of Broken Bones<\/h2>\n

Broken bones are among the most common injuries that people sustain, and many of them are caused by another person\u2019s negligent actions. Some ways in which other people\u2019s negligence often contributes to causing broken bones include:<\/p>\n