Free legal self-assessment tool

Is this negligence?

Answer a few questions. Get a plain-language answer. Know your next step.

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4Elements of negligence
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Three steps to clarity

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Answer questions

Walk through a short series of plain-language questions about your situation. No legal jargon — just clear, direct prompts.

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Get your result

We analyze your answers against the four legal elements of negligence and give you a straightforward assessment.

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Know your next step

Understand what your result means and what actions you can take — from documenting evidence to finding an attorney.

Common situations

Negligence can happen in many contexts. Here are some of the most common.

Car accident

Another driver ran a red light and hit you. Was their carelessness legally negligent? Find out what the law says.

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Slip & fall

You fell on a wet floor at a store with no warning sign. Property owners have a duty of care — did they breach it?

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Medical error

A doctor or hospital made a mistake that harmed you. Medical negligence has a specific legal standard — understand it.

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Workplace injury

You were hurt on the job due to unsafe conditions. Employer negligence and workers' rights are closely connected.

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This tool gives you a plain-language starting point — not legal advice. If your assessment suggests you may have a claim, a qualified personal injury attorney can evaluate your specific facts and advise you on your rights.

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