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Vicarious Liability Law

Bel Air, MD Vicarious Liability Attorney

The term Vicarious Liability is a legal concept that refers to one party being accountable for the actions of another when damage or injury occur. This is despite the fact that there was no active involvement in the incident by the liable party. Both individual persons as well as entities can be charged with vicarious liability. These include:

Contractors

Parents

Employers

Corporations

Manufacturers

Vicarious Liability Scenario Examples

In today’s culture there are a number of different scenarios implicating a party in a vicarious liability lawsuit such as:

Contractors can be charged with vicarious liability if their subcontractors do not fully complete a job or are found guilty in contract violations.

Under certain circumstances, parents can be charged with vicarious liability if their child’s actions cause damage, harm or injury to a person or property.

Employers can be party to a vicarious liability lawsuit as well. There can be a variety of circumstances such as sexual harassment, discrimination and workers compensation suits.

Manufacturers of certain items of technology may be liable in a vicarious liability suit.

Contact a Harford County Vicarious Liability Attorney

The premise behind vicarious liability lawsuits is to ensure proper parties are held responsible when harm or damage occurs. A skilled attorney who is familiar with the convoluted nature of these cases can help guide through the legal process if you have been injured. The Law Office of David Batzer in Bel Air, MD offers free consultations. Contact Mr. Batzer at 410 879 2002 in Harford County. Or in Cecil County call 410 392 6300. Mr. Batzer charges no fee unless he recovers for you.


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