South Dakota Accident and Injury Laws
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Everyone gets injured from time to time throughout their lives, whether it's a stubbed toe or a cracked pelvis, but those who are injured because of another party's negligence or intent may seek monetary compensation through the civil courts. Welcome to FindLaw's South Dakota accident and injury law section, with a variety of articles designed to help you cut through the legalese and navigate the legal system. This section includes articles on what to after a car accident, the basics of workers' compensation coverage requirements for employers, how pain and suffering damages are determined and awarded, South Dakota's application of negligence to civil claims, and more.