Legal Question in Real Estate Law in California
Mary is cutting weeds at her home with a trimmer that she purchased from a local big-box warehouse. The warehouse purchased the trimmers in bulk from a local distributor who purchased them from the manufacturer. Mary is having trouble reaching the weeds between the rocks, so she removes the protective guard from the trimmer and proceeds to trim the weeds. There are no warnings on the trimmer about removing the protective guard. While she's trimming, Mary hits a rock, which is thrown to the side, hitting her neighbor in the eye and causing permanent damage.
What kind of claim(s) does the neighbor have? Who are the possible defendants?
4 Answers from Attorneys
The neighbor has a legal malpractice claim against you because you cheated your way through law school. Do your own work.
Hopefully your professors have already taught you the difference between real property and torts. Otherwise, you've got some learnin' to do before you can even start to answer your homework problem.
This website is meant to help real people with real legal problems.
The other attorneys are trying to explain that LawGuru rules require that we volunteers refrain from answering questions that appeal to be law school homework or take-home exam questions, which yours obviously is.
Doing some last minute cramming, huh?
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