AvantStay Rental Property Accident Injury Lawyer

Yes, you can file a lawsuit if you were injured from a dangerous condition at a property managed by AvantStay. However, you have to remember that AvantStay is a management firm and not the actual owner of the property. Thus, it can be quite complicated to figure out who you can go after in a lawsuit. The terms of your contract should detail who is liable for certain issues at the property, but further investigation may be needed, which is why you should speak to a personal injury lawyer as soon as possible.

When a property management company is involved, it’s possible that liability is split between the owner and the company. Or, the owner may be wholly responsible for issues within certain areas of the property, while management takes care of the rest. But there’s no denying that the management company is there to handle day-to-day tasks, which include some degree of maintenance. Then again, hiring a management company does not absolve the owner of their duty of care to guests on the property

Sadly, companies like AvantStay and the absentee landlords that hire them tend to point the finger at each other when it comes to an accident. This makes it very difficult for the victim to find a resolution to their problem and receive compensation for the harm they’ve suffered. Our attorneys have decades of experience in short-term and extended stay rentals, and we know how complicated these lawsuits can be. However, we are more than confident in our ability to go after the right parties and get you results from an AvantStay accident injury claim.

For a free case evaluation with a short-term rental accident injury attorney, contact our law firm.

Cases involving injuries at a property managed by AvantStay are worth anywhere from $15,000 to $5,000,000. The majority of lawsuits handled by our attorneys are settled for $125,000 to $3,000,000, and this includes settlements for all types of incidents, from slip and falls to sexual assault.

Generally, the degree of injury is the most important factor when it comes to case value. For example, a victim with a brain injury that results in permanent disability may receive over $5,000,000. However, sexual assault lawsuits have high values as well – typically in the $1,000,000 to $3,000,000 range. These amounts, by the way, are largely based on emotional trauma versus bodily harm, so the amount of compensation is not necessarily based on physical injuries.

Settling an accident lawsuit against AvantStay takes around 6 months if the injurie are relatively minor and there are no permanent complications to the victim. But more complex accident claims with severe injuries will probably take 12 to 24 months to resolve. This is particularly true if you are suing both the property owner and AvantStay, as it can take some time to determine each party’s liability and how much they should pay in compensation. Nevertheless, we want to assure you that reaching a settlement through private negotiations is the likely outcome. Many people are anxious about the possibility of a trial, but in all honesty, less than 5% of all lawsuits are tried in court.

From the date of being injured in an accident, you have 2 years to file a lawsuit against a negligent property owner and/or property management company. The date of injury usually refers to when you were involved in an accident. But it can also refer to the diagnosis of injuries after the accident, which can happen with conditions like brain damage or chronic pain. So, what can you do if there is a delayed discovery of injury, but you are past the 2-year statute of limitations? At that point, you still have 1 year from the discovery date to sue AvantStay and receive the compensation you are entitled to.

DTLA Law Group is here to help if a dangerous condition on someone else’s property caused you to be injured. We have decades of experience in lawsuits against property owners, condo boards, property management firms, and many other entities that owe tenants a duty of care. You can count on us to fight for every penny you deserve from an AvantStay rental property accident claim.

You pay nothing upfront as one of our clients, since we work on contingency. We also have a policy known as the Zero Fee Guarantee, which means you pay $0 in legal fees, no matter what happens. That’s because we only get paid by winning your case and obtaining a portion of your settlement award.

Contact us right away to speak with a lawyer who can sue AvantStay for an injury at one of its listings. You can also reach out to us if you need a free second opinion on a lawsuit that’s already in progress.

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