Family Dollar Accident Injury Attorney

Unfortunately, the reduction in staff and other efforts made to reduce the operating cost of Family Dollar stores means that patrons face an increased risk of suffering many injury incidents that could include:

• Trip and fall
• Slip and fall
• Injuries from falling objects
• Assault and battery
• Sexual assault

To avoid becoming another victim in a long list of personal injury victims at Family Dollar, be sure to remain focused on your surroundings and watch for:

• Water or other drinks spilled on the floor
• Damaged merchandise packaging that allows items like rice, ground coffee, pet kibble, or cleaning solutions to leak onto the floors
• Broken plastic or glass containers that leave sharp shards on the floor or shelves
• Water leaking from damaged pipes, water lines, or malfunctioning plumbing fixtures
• Clogged floor drains flooding the floor
• Damaged or saturated floor mats
• Broken shelving or damaged displays that could fall in you or result in merchandise falling on you
• Damaged flooring surfaces, sidewalks, or parking lot pavement
• Boxes of inventory or pallets left in aisles or walkways
• Poorly marked or unmarked steps, ramps, or transitions from one flooring surface to another
• Litter falling from overflowing trashcans
• Merchandise that fell to the floor but was never picked up and replaced on the shelf

Sadly, most, if not all, of these issues, are easy to correct if store staff have the time and are willing to meet their duty of care obligation to inspect the stores for safety hazards. Even those that cannot be immediately corrected can be marked with warning signs to alert customers to avoid the areas that could be more hazardous. Instead, the issues are unaddressed, and it is typically an unsuspecting shopper who suffers the Family Dollar trip and fall or injury from a falling object and pays the price for staff negligence.

Duty of care is part of premises liability law. The rules and expectations are in place to ensure the safety of guests at all public and private properties. The rules define the care and standards that property owners must meet. Duty of care defines the level of attention that must be provided when a safety hazard is discovered or reported to the staff at any facility.

In your case, the Family Dollar staff are legally obligated to provide the same level of care that would be given by the average prudent person facing a similar issue. So, you can think about how you would address a spill or damaged flooring in your own home to know what is expected of the team at Family Dollar. In addition, they are expected to take action promptly to reduce the potential of injury accidents.

If the staff at Family Dollar fails to meet the minimum level of care expected, they can be deemed negligent in their duty of care. In addition, if that staff negligence is later found to have caused or contributed to an injury accident, then Family Dollar can be held liable for the losses and expenses incurred by the victim because of their injuries. If negligence could have played a role in your Family Dollar accident injury, please reach out to DTLA Law Group today. We will book your free consultation with a skilled Family Dollar accident injury attorney to evaluate the legal merit of the claim.

It is vital to understand that there are no predetermined values for certain injuries or accidents. The value of each personal injury lawsuit is determined independently to ensure the victim is fully and fairly compensated for all their losses and expenses. You will work closely with your DTLA Law Group Family Dollar accident injury attorney to compile all allowable costs and losses you face because of the harm you sustained at Family Dollar. These amounts will be compiled to determine the compensation sought by your Family Dollar accident injury lawsuit. The items typically used in the process include but are not always limited to:

• All current and estimated future medical care expenses related to the injuries sustained at Family Dollar
• The replacement cost of any personal property damaged or destroyed in the Family Dollar accident injury incident
• The cost of all legal services to prepare, file, and litigate your Family Dollar accident injury lawsuit
• Any lost income if your injuries prevent you from working your regular job until you are fully recovered or if you miss work to attend medical appointments related to your Family Dollar accident injuries

The Statute of Limitations for a personal injury case is two years from the date of the injury incident. If the victim does not have the case filed with the court when the Statute of Limitations expires, they typically lose the right to seek compensation for the harm inflicted by that incident. In addition, victims must know that there are minimal exceptions that would provide more time to file a lawsuit after the time limit has passed. Please contact DTLA Law Group today to discuss the time needed to prepare and file your Family Dollar accident injury lawsuit.

When you hire DTLA Law Group to handle your Family Dollar accident injury lawsuit, we never require any upfront fees that will add to your financial struggles and stress. Instead, our firm only gets paid after the case is resolved, and you have the compensation that includes funds to cover your legal costs and other expenses. This simple process ensures that all victims can access the best legal services.

Finally, you owe DTLA Law Group nothing if we fail to win your Family Dollar accident injury lawsuit and get you the funds you need to overcome the hardships caused by the injuries you sustained. Please contact our team today to learn more about this potential solution to the stress and worries created by your injuries.

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