Improper Stripping In A Parking Lot Accident Injury Lawyer

When you imagine driving on a roadway with no stripes designating the lanes for traffic, the picture you see is likely to be chaos. None of the cars are following the same path, and the potential for an accident skyrockets. The same issue can occur in a busy parking lot where there are no lines or stripping to help drivers maneuver in the limited space or know where they are meant to park. Even worse is the case where there is improper stripping, which makes the area more confusing than an unmarked one.

When there is improper stripping in a parking lot, you will discover there is a significantly increased potential for you to suffer these incidents that can cause serious harm:

• Cars park randomly in the space and create vision issues that can increase the likelihood of a pedestrian getting hit by a car
• Cars are not following a regulated traffic flow, which increases the potential for vehicle collisions
• Cars parking too close to one another can limit the visibility of walking areas limited and result in trip and fall or slip and fall incidents for pedestrians

• In wet conditions, the excess stripping on the ground can create countless and unpredictable slippery areas as the painted lines tend to be more slick when wet – pedestrians can more easily suffer slip and fall injuries in these conditions

Sadly, the harm sustained by an injury victim due to improper stripping in a parking lot ranges from a minor cut or bruise to some very severe and even life-altering harm. These victims are likely to suffer one or more of these injuries when dealing with an improperly stripped parking lot:

• Fractured, broken, or shattered bones
• Compound fractures
• Dislocated joints and the destruction of the soft connective tissue of the joints
• Severe lacerations or puncture wounds
• Damage to internal organs and internal bleeding
• Soft tissue damage and the destruction of nerve tissue
• Back, neck, and spinal cord damage
• Compression or crushing injuries
• Partial or complete amputations
• Harm to the face, including injuries to the eyes, ears, nose, mouth, or facial skin
• Head injuries, including a skull fracture, brain bleed, severe concussion, or other traumatic brain injuries

All guests to any public or private property have the right to expect the space to be safe and free of known safety hazards. These rights are protected by premises liability laws that define the legal obligation of property owners and their staff when maintaining the spaces. Duty of care goes further to define the level of care or attention that must be provided by a property owner or their staff when there is a known safety concern found on the property or reported to them by a guest.

Duty of care states that the staff must provide at least the same level of attention to resolve the issue or make it as safe as possible as would be given by the average prudent person facing the same or a similar safety hazard. For example, if you found damaged steps at your home, you would have them fixed or block off the area to prevent guests from using the damaged steps and getting hurt. The staff caring for a parking lot should react similarly if they have improperly stripped areas of a parking lot that could be slippery or confusing and result in an injury. The area should be blocked off, and guests should be prevented from entering the area and suffering injuries.

In addition, according to duty of care, if the staff or property owner fails to act in the proper manner and in a reasonable amount of time, they are deemed negligent in their duty of care. Finally, if that negligence is later determined to have caused or contributed to the harm of a patron or guest, the property owner can be held liable for the losses and expenses incurred by the injury victim. Please contact the expert team at DTLA Law Group if you feel negligence was a factor in your parking lot injury incident.

It is vital for all personal injury victims to know that there are no predetermined compensation amounts awarded by the court for specific personal injuries or accidents. Instead, each case is carefully evaluated, and the amount of compensation awarded is based on the actual losses and expenses incurred by the victim. So, while there is a mathematical average amount for these cases, it is constantly changing and will have no impact on the value of your improper stripping in a parking lot accident injury lawsuit.

Working with your DTLA Law Group legal team, you will compile all the documentation to confirm your allowable expenses that are used to calculate the compensation sought by your personal injury lawsuit. The items that are most often used in this process include but are not always limited to:

• The cost of all current and projected medical expenses related to the diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation of the injuries suffered in the parking lot injury incident, as well as the cost of any therapy or counseling to address the stress and trauma created by the incident and your injuries
• All legal expenses associated with preparing, filing, and litigating your parking lot personal injury lawsuit
• The replacement cost of any personal property that was damaged or destroyed in the incident caused by the improper stripping in the parking lot
• Your lost income if the harm you suffered in the parking lot accident injury incident prevented you from working at your regular job until you were fully healed and cleared by your medical care provider to return to the duties of your job

As the victim of personal injuries, you are given two years from the date of the injury incident to file your lawsuit with the court. This time limit is strictly enforced, and once it has expired, you will no longer be permitted to seek compensation and justice for the losses and expenses caused by this incident via a lawsuit. It is also critical to understand that there are minimal exceptions that would provide an injury victim with added time to take legal action once the original time limit has passed. Please contact DTLA Law Group today to discuss how this time limit applies to your case.

When you hire DTLA Law Group to handle your improper stripping in a parking lot accident injury lawsuit, you never need to worry about the added challenges of paying upfront legal fees to our firm. We understand the hardships you and all injury victims face, and we pledge to never increase those issues or your stress level. Instead, we will begin work immediately and only receive payment for our services once the case is completed and you have received the compensation, which includes funds to cover your legal bills and other expenses.

Finally, if your DTLA Law Group improper stripping in a parking lot accident injury lawyer fails to win the case and deliver the compensation you need and deserve, you owe the law firm nothing for the time and investment made in preparing and litigating the lawsuit. Please make time at your earliest opportunity to contact the dedicated staff at DTLA Law Group and explore the potential of a personal injury lawsuit to secure compensation to allow you to overcome the challenges caused by your injuries suffered in a parking lot due to another person’s negligence. Our staff can be reached around the clock to ensure you get the legal information and guidance you need when you need it the most.

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