Injured at Awaze Vacation Rental – Can I Sue?

Yes, you can sue Awaze for accidents at a vacation property if they breached their duty of care to you, either through an act of negligence or misconduct. By filing a lawsuit, you are asking to be compensated for monetary losses like medical bills, time off from work, and pain and suffering.

Usually, when you are injured as a tenant, the person you would sue is the property owner. But things are more complicated if the owner has hired a management company to handle certain aspects of cleaning, maintenance, and security. Neither party is completely exempt from liability, but who is responsible for your accident depends on the contract terms between the owner and Awaze. We would also need to examine Awaze’s insurance policy and the homeowner’s insurance to check the policy limits and what is covered under each plan.

The language in these documents is quite complicated, so you should consult an experienced premises liability lawyer as soon as possible. Though it’s tedious work, this process is essential to figuring out who is responsible for your injuries, or the degree of responsibility assigned to each party if liability is shared by Awaze and the property owner.

We know this information can be overwhelming, but rest assured that we are here to address all your questions and concerns. For a free consultation to learn about your rights and legal options, please give us a call.

Accident injury claims against Awaze are usually settled $125,000 to $3,000,000 here at DTLA Law Group. It’s important to remember that a case value is determined by many different factors, which are unique to each and every victim. One person may be satisfied with a settlement of $30,000, while someone else is entitled to $5,000,000 based on their harm and suffering. Factors that will impact how much your lawsuit is worth include, but are not limited to:

• Your physical and emotional injuries that resulted from the accident
• How these injuries have affected your life (long-term health issues, loss of income, disability, mental health disorders, etc.)
• The level of negligence (or deliberate misconduct) that caused you to be injured
• Monetary damages that are owed to you (pain and suffering, medical costs, lost wages, etc.)

Reaching a settlement with Awaze may take 6 to 12 months on average, though the actual timeline may be anywhere from a few weeks to several years. Generally, cases with minor injuries will settle the fastest, but most of the clients we represent have moderate to severe injuries. In these situations, it can take 1 or more years before both sides agree on the amount of compensation. Settling your lawsuit can take another year or two if your case is tried in court. Keep in mind that over 95% of these claims are settled privately between all the involved parties, so it’s highly unlikely that your case will go to trial.

As a victim of injuries at a vacation rental, you have 2 years to sue the management company, property owner, or any other entity that’s liable for the accident. The statute of limitations normally begins on the same date as the incident. However, some people do not become aware of an injury until a later date, which means they have 1 year from the discovery of bodily harm to file an Awaze accident injury lawsuit.

Victims of sexual assault also have an extended amount of time to seek monetary damages from Awaze. If you were 18 years or older at the time, you have 10 years to file a lawsuit. On the other hand, if you were a minor at the time, you have 22 years after turning 18 to sue a property management company.

There may be other conditions that affect the amount of time you have for a lawsuit, so please take some time to discuss the details of your accident with one of our attorneys.

The attorneys of DTLA Law Group have been fighting for the rights of accident victims for several decades. We specialize in complex premises liability cases, like lawsuits against Airbnb management companies. With our legal team by your side, you can be sure of receiving the highest possible settlement from an Awaze vacation rental accident claim.

You won’t pay a single penny in legal fees under the Zero Fee Guarantee. Our expenses are included in the settlement you receive from Awaze, and this is the only way we get paid. In essence, we don’t make a cent unless you do.

To take advantage of this offer, call us today and schedule a free initial case review. You can also contact us if you have an active injury claim and wish to obtain a free second opinion.

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