Legal Question in Personal Injury in California

Re: Tripped over unmarked speed bump

There are details about this case which must be relayed to the attorney of your choice . . . historically, "trip/slip and fall" cases can be difficult to prove liability . . . however, under the right circumstances, you may prevail . . . what were the conditions in which the fall occurred . . . was it raining . . . was it nighttime . . . many variables come into play with these kinds of cases and need to be evaluated by counsel . . . please contact one as soon as possible . . . remember, there is a definite time limit within which a formal claim must be filed or the injured party may forever be precluded from a recovery . . . good luck . . .

Patty Lewis . . .

Re: Tripped over unmarked speed bump

She needs to obtain representation immediately. Most attorney's will take this case on a contingency basis. A referral will be made to the finest doctors to assure that she receives the care she needs. Call me directly at (619) 222-3504.

Re: Tripped over unmarked speed bump

she should contact a personal injury attoney. many of them work on a contingency fee basis.

Re: Tripped over unmarked speed bump

The mobile home park may be found negligent for failing to properly mark the speed bump. Most personal injury attorneys handle cases on a contingency fee basis - many without any out of pocket cost to the client. Please feel free to give me a call. (415) 440-6662.

Re: Tripped over unmarked speed bump

Generally, liability may be found if a party 1)created a dangerous condition of property, or 2) failed to warn or protect. It sounds like the speed bump should have been painted to warn others of its presence, but I would need to know more. Cases like these are typically taken on a contingency fee arrangement. Also, many health care providers will treat on a lien basis. Should you need more information, please call. Good luck.