Wyoming Accident and Injury Laws

Civil courts allow you a way to get compensated for accidents and injuries.

Created by FindLaw's team of legal writers and editors | Last reviewed September 11, 2017

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Welcome to FindLaw's Wyoming accident and injury law section, with articles to help you navigate the courts and legal system in general. This section includes information what to do following a car accident, including a timeline for how settlements typically unfold; a summary of Wyoming regulations regarding the handling of asbestos; an explanation of pain and suffering damages; and much more. Click on a link below to learn more about Wyoming's accident and injury laws.

Learn About Wyoming Accident and Injury Laws

  • Wyoming Negligence Laws

    A concise explanation of what constitutes "negligence" in civil cases and how it's interpreted and applied by Wyoming courts, including information about contributory negligence.

  • Wyoming Car Accident Settlement Process and Timeline

    Overview of how to handle a car accident claim settlement in Wyoming, including a general timeline of the process, state car insurance laws, and the average Wyoming settlement amount.

  • Pain and Suffering Damages in Wyoming

    Summary of pain and suffering damages under Vermont civil law, including a general explanation of what they are and how they're applied and limits on how much may be recovered.

  • Wyoming Car Accident Compensation Laws

    What every Wyoming motorist should know about filing or dealing with car accident claims in the state, including information about bars to recovery and the statute of limitations.

  • Wyoming Asbestos Regulations

    Basics of Wyoming's laws and regulations for how to handle, remove, and dispose of materials containing asbestos, a once commonly used fiber that causes serious illnesses.

  • Wyoming Workers' Compensation Laws

    Overview of Wyoming's laws pertaining to the regulation of workers' compensation insurance, which employers are required to carry for the benefit of workers injured on the job.

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