Roady’s Truck Stops Accident Injury Lawyer

There’s no doubt that truck stops are prone to car accidents due to the sheer number of cars, trucks, motorcycles, and other vehicles on the property at any given time. However, this is not the only type of accident that can cause bodily harm for those who stop at a Roady’s Truck Stop. Other incidents resulting from careless or reckless conduct include:

• Trip and fall or slip and fall incidents due to hazards like water on the floor, drink and food spills, cracked sidewalks and pavements, and failure to remove snow, ice, and debris.
• Structural collapses like falling roof or ceiling, or things falling off walls and shelves (merchandise, store displays, signs, light fixtures, etc.).
• Lack of security that increases the potential for assault and battery. Truck stops are prone to physical and sexual assault in the parking lot and other areas of the property without surveillance cameras, bright lighting, and other security measures.
• Unsafe food handling practices that cause people to be food poisoned or choke on foreign objects found in food orders. Lack of training or supervision is often to blame, but these incidents can also be attributed to careless or overworked staff members.

If you or your loved one suffered injuries at a truck stop, please consider meeting with us for a free consultation. A Roady’s Truck Stops accident lawyer can help you understand your rights and ensure that you are properly compensated by the business owner for your injuries and/or property damage.

People come to a truck stop for rest, food, and other services that are helpful when one is traveling long distances. Unfortunately, visitors at Roady’s can end up with one or more injuries if conditions on the property do not meet reasonable safety standards. Here are just some of the njuries you can sustain at a Roady’s Truck Stop:

• Fractures and broken bones
• Dislocated joints
• Soft tissues injuries (tearing of tendons, ligaments, and muscles)
• Traumatic brain injury
• Disfigurement, like permanent scars
• First to third degree burns
• Infections from skin wounds, like deep lacerations
• Ruptured spleen and other internal organs
• Spinal cord damage
• Loss of function in one or more limbs
• Chronic pain 

Yes, you can file a lawsuit against Roady’s Truck Stops if negligence by the owner of someone working for them caused you harm and suffering. Your right to sue is based on premises liability, a legal concept that has to do with the duty of care that property owners have to those on the premises. In essence, there are many duties and responsibilities that owners have to ensure that their property is safe for guests and visitors. Cleaning, general maintenance, and making repairs as necessary will take care of most hazards that can hurt others. Owner must also secure areas of their property with cameras, bright lights, alarms, and other reasonable measures.

Sadly, many of these issues are not prioritized by business owners that are inexperienced or more worried about cutting costs than keeping people safe. Or, they fail to hire, train, and manage competent employees that can be trusted to run the store and deal with the public. This is why accidents and cases of assault and battery at truck stops are fairly common.

Figuring out whether a business is liable for an accident is not a straightforward issue in many cases. There is a lot of work that needs to be done before you can sue Roady’s or any other truck stop for bodily harm or damage to your property. With that in mind, please take a moment to contact us and schedule a free case review with a truck stop accident lawsuit attorney.

Under California laws, victims of injury or property damage caused by another party have 2 years from the incident date to file a personal injury lawsuit. So, that gives you 2 years from when you were injured at Roady’s Truck Stop to file a compensation claim. Meeting this deadline is crucial, as the courts generally do not allow extensions for anyone that exceeds the statute of limitations. Thus, even if you have irrefutable evidence to support that the business owner failed in their duty of care, you will lose the right to file a lawsuit if you miss the 2-year deadline. To file a truck stop accident claim on time and receive the payment you deserve, contact our office immediately.

Here at DTLA, we provide all victims of negligence and misconduct with a Zero Fee Guarantee, starting from the very first consultation. This is a system where we agree to represent you on contingency, so there is nothing for you to pay if you decide to hire us. We ask Roady’s Truck Stops to pay for legal fees as a part of your settlement, which means winning your case is the only way we get paid.

Our attorneys are available to answer your questions 7 days a week, 24 hours a day, so don’t hesitate to contact us if you would like to discuss your rights and legal options.

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