Attorneys often represent clients on an "unforeseen charge basis" in which the lawyer's expense is a level of the offended party's possible compensation, payable when the case is resolved, with no installment necessary if the case is unsuccessful. A grievance in a personal injury case identifies the parties to the lawsuit, specifies what the respondent fouled up, alleges that the bad behavior caused the offended party's injury, and specifies what sort of compensation the offended party is seeking. There are other torts, both deliberate and non-purposeful, that might be pursued as well as blended with personal injury. Personal injury cases may also incorporate poisonous torts, in which a contaminant transmitted via air or water causes illness, injury. Regular types of personal injury claims incorporate street auto collisions, work accidents, stumbling accidents, assault claims, and item imperfection accidents. Some non-efficient damages such as torment and suffering credited to the damages, as for instance having tension after an auto collision, might be ascribed to general damages that can be demonstrated in court and might be qualified for financial means of compensation.
