FATBURGER Accident Attorney

When you stop for a burger, it is often because you are hungry and even in a hurry but want something tasty. So, it makes sense that you are focused on the menu and items you will order at FATBURGER. But thanks to the experience of many FATBURGER accident victims, you would be wise to watch out for these common safety issues that are causing patrons to head to the ER instead of home to enjoy their FATBURGER:

• Wet floors that were recently mopped but have no warning signage to alert customers of the possibly wet and slippery floors
• Leaking pipes or water lines that are creating wet floors
• Clogged drains and malfunctioning plumbing fixtures that are flooding floors
• Poorly marked or unmarked transitions from one elevation to another, such as ramps or steps
• Poorly marked or unmarked transitions from one flooring or pavement surface to another
• Electrical cords or hoses left in walkways
• Damaged or missing safety handrails at steps and ramps
• Wet leaves and debris left on sidewalks and in parking areas
• Saturated, folded, or missing floor mats at entrances or other commonly moist areas in the restaurant
• Spilled food or drinks
• Ice that was dropped on the floor and is melting into hard to see puddles
• Litter that has fallen from trashcans but was not picked up
• Inventory items that were left in hallways and walkways instead of properly stored
• Poorly lit walkways and bathroom areas due to burned-out lights
• Artwork or signs on the walls that are poorly mounted and about to fall
• Damaged or broken doors that could be sharp or pose a danger in other ways

If you suffered an injury at FATBURGER and think that the harm you suffered was because the staff failed to maintain the store in accordance with premises liability guidelines, please reach out to DTLA Law Group today. Our staff will schedule a free consultation for you to meet with a FATBURGER accident attorney to further explore your case and the possibility of a lawsuit to secure the compensation you deserve.

Premises liability law was created to protect the safety of guests in any public or private space. The guidelines explain the level of care that is required from the property owner and their staff to ensure guests are not threatened by common and easily correctible safety concerns like a broken safety handrail or water that is spilled on the floor. Duty of care is a part of premises liability law, and it defines the steps that must be taken when a safety issue is discovered by the staff or reported to them by a guest to the property.

It states that the staff must provide at least the same level of attention to correct the issue as would the average prudent person when facing the same challenge. For example, the average person would pick up litter from the floor or mop up melted ice that is found on the floor to prevent anyone from getting hurt. The staff at FATBURGER are also required to take action when those issues are discovered. In addition, the staff must take the appropriate action in a reasonable amount of time to prevent anyone from suffering harm. If the staff at FATBURGER fails to act within these guidelines, they can be deemed negligent in their duty of care.

Finally, if it is later found that the staff’s negligence and lack of attention to their duty of care caused or contributed to a guest suffering a FATBURGER accident, the owner of the establishment can be held liable for the losses and expenses incurred by the injury victim because of the incident. Please contact DTLA Law Group today if you feel that negligence could have been a factor in your FATBURGER accident injuries.

As a personal injury victim, you must understand that the court does not award compensation based on predetermined amounts for certain accidents or injuries. Instead, the compensation you could get for your case will be based on your actual losses and expenses. Working with your FATBURGER accident attorney at DTLA Law Group, you will gather all the documents to confirm your allowable expenses and tabulate the compensation you seek with your lawsuit. The items most frequently used in the process include but are not always limited to:

• The replacement cost of any personal property that was damaged or destroyed in the FATBURGER accident
• The cost of all legal services related to preparing, filing, and litigating your FATBURGER accident injury lawsuit
• The cost of all current and projected medical care related to the treatment and rehabilitation of the injuries sustained in the FATBURGER accident
• Your lost income if the harm caused in the FATBURGER accident prevents you from working at your regular job until you are fully healed and cleared by your medical care provider to return to work

Personal injury victims like yourself are given two years from the date of the injury incident to file a lawsuit with the court. If your case is not in the hands of the court when the time limit expires, you will lose the right to ever seek compensation for the losses and expenses created by that specific incident. In addition, you must know that minimal exceptions would grant you added time to pursue legal action once the original time limit has passed. Please do not hesitate to contact DTLA Law Group today to discuss your case and how long you still have to file a FATBURGER accident injury lawsuit.

When you hire DTLA Law Group, our firm never asks for any out-of-pocket payments to take on the case. Instead, we get to work immediately and handle all the costs and expenses related to preparing and filing your FATBURGER accident lawsuit. The firm only gets paid for its work and the investment made in your case after the matter is resolved, and you have the compensation that includes funds to cover your legal costs and expenses. Finally, if your FATBURGER accident attorney fails to win the case and get you the compensation you need for your bills, you owe DTLA Law Group nothing. Please contact our exceptional staff today to learn more about this great opportunity to cover your medical costs and other expenses caused by FATBURGER staff negligence.

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