Mobile Home Park Failure To Remove Snow Lawyer

California is home to many large mobile home parks, many of which are owned by the same companies. As of early 2025, more than 5,200 mobile home communities in the state offer close to 500,000 sites suitable for RV or mobile home parking. A mobile home, in this situation, is defined as a prefabricated structure that is built in a factory and then transported to the property where it will be installed. The home is then connected to water, electric, and sewer drains that are provided by the mobile home property.

These communities are popular for with residents of varying ages as they are affordable, easy to maintain, and have little work required to keep the exterior and surrounding space looking good. In most instances, the mobile home property owner is responsible for the care of the common areas and property around all of the units, as well as maintenance and care of the roads. While snow is not an issue in the southern part of California, many communities in central and northern California and mountainous areas receive snow. The removal of snow on the roads and walkways throughout the mobile home park is typically the responsibility of the park and its owner.

If you or a loved one suffered an injury because the snow was not properly removed at your mobile home park, please know that the expert legal team at DTLA Law Group is here to assist you. We know that many of these parks fail to focus on tasks that can be more costly and challenging, such as snow removal, road repairs, and maintenance to keep sidewalks free from damage and hazards. In addition, our legal team understands that as a resident, you could face issues getting information and help from the property manager if you suffer an injury and report it to them with a request to help cover your medical costs. This is not a challenge you should ever face after suffering an injury where you live. Please contact our dedicated staff to learn more about your rights as a personal injury victim and how our team can assist you in getting the justice and compensation you deserve.

Once your questions have been answered and you have gotten general information about personal injury lawsuits, the office team will assist you in booking a free consultation with a skilled mobile home park failure to remove snow lawyer to assess your claim. After you have shared the facts with them, they will explain the legal merit of your case and if you have grounds for a lawsuit to secure compensation for the losses and expenses you incurred due to your injuries. Then, the choices are all yours to make with no pressure from the team at DTLA Law Group. You are never obligated to sue your mobile home park owner or the parent company, nor are you required to hire DTLA Law Group, even if you pursue legal action. But please do contact our office as quickly as possible, as there is a time limit for you to file a lawsuit with the court.

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Can A Fall In The Snow Cause Severe Harm?

Many people might wonder if a fall due to snowy roads or sidewalks could actually result in significant injuries. The answer is yes. There can be very serious injuries sustained by a victim who falls because a mobile home park failed to remove the snow appropriately. In some instances, the snow covers hazardous ice that causes the victim to slip and fall or hides objects or hazards from view, such as steps or a curb that could cause a serious fall. In these cases, it is not unusual for the victim to suffer one or more of these very common and often severe injuries:

A joint dislocation or damage to the connective tissue of the joint
Broken or shattered bones or a compound fracture
Injuries to the neck, back, or spinal cord
Severe lacerations or puncture wounds that could also involve internal bleeding or damage to internal organs
Soft tissue injuries and the destruction of nerves
Facial injuries to the eyes, ears, nose, or mouth, as well as damage to the delicate skin on the face
Head injuries that range in severity from a concussion or skull fracture to much more serious brain bleeds or other traumatic brain injuries

Understanding What Premises Liability Means For Injury Victims

All private and public property owners are legally obligated to maintain their properties in a safe and hazard-free manner. This is a part of premises liability law created to protect the general public when they are guests at a property. The regulations require routine care and maintenance as well as the elimination of known hazards, such as snow and ice, that could be dangerous. The property owner or their staff must act in a manner that is consistent with how the average prudent person would correct or eliminate known safety issues. For example, when it snows, the average person removes the snow from sidewalks and driveways to ensure no one suffers a slip and fall injury.

If the staff at your mobile home park fail to remove the snow from accessways and streets in a reasonable amount of time, they can be deemed negligent in their duty of care. In addition, if it is later determined that the staff negligence caused or contributed to someone suffering an injury, the property owner could be held financially responsible for the losses and expenses incurred by the victim due to their injuries. If you believe that your injuries were caused because the staff at the mobile home park failed to remove the snow in a timely manner or thoroughly enough to grant safe access to residents and guests, please do not hesitate to contact DTLA Law Group today to discuss the possibility of a personal injury lawsuit against the owner of the mobile home park.

What Is The Potential Value Of My Mobile Home Park Personal Injury Lawsuit Compensation?

It is vital for any personal injury victim to understand that there are no predetermined compensation amounts awarded by the legal system. Each lawsuit is carefully evaluated, and the judicial system reviews the actual losses and expenses suffered by the victims because of the injuries they sustained. Working with your DTLA Law Group legal team, you will gather all documentation to confirm the allowable expenses you incurred because of your injury at the mobile home park. The items that are typically used in this process include but are not always limited to:

The replacement cost of any personal property that was damaged or destroyed in the injury incident at the mobile home park
The cost of all legal services related to preparing, filing, and litigating your personal injury lawsuit
All current and projected future medical expenses related to the treatment and rehabilitation of the injuries sustained in the incident at the mobile home park
Your lost income if the harm you sustained at the mobile home park prevented you from working at your regular job until you were fully healed

In cases that involve severe injuries and a lengthy recovery time, please know that victims are also permitted to seek added compensation for their pain and suffering. Because this is not a documented amount, you will rely on your DTLA Law Group legal team to provide a reasonable amount for this aspect of your compensation. They will research recently resolved cases with similar details to ensure you are seeking the most robust compensation possible for the pain and suffering you endured.

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How Long Do I Have To Take Legal Action?

The legal system has set a time limit for victims to file their lawsuit with the court. The time allotted can vary based on the legal matter involved in the case. However, once the time limit has expired, the victim is no longer permitted to seek compensation for their losses and expenses via a lawsuit. In addition, very few exceptions would provide added time to file a claim once the original time limit has passed. In the case of a personal injury at a mobile home park, the time limit to file a claim is two years from the date of the injury incident. Please contact DTLA Law Group DTLA Law Group to discuss the facts of your case and the time remaining to file a claim with the court.

No Added Stress Or Expenses

When you hire DTLA Law Group to handle your personal injury lawsuit for an injury at a mobile home park due to failure to remove snow, you never need to worry about upfront legal fees. Our firm only gets paid after the case is completed, and you have the compensation that includes funds to cover your legal costs and other expenses. This simple payment policy ensures that all personal injury victims have access to exceptional legal services and no added worries related to the cost of the legal help they need to secure the compensation they deserve.

Finally, if the mobile home park injury lawyers at DTLA Law Group fail to win your case and get you the compensation you need, you owe the firm nothing. This is our pledge to each client and our solemn promise that we will cover the cost of everything if we fail. That is how certain we are that our legal team will win every case they handle. Please make time today to contact DTLA Law Group to learn more about our staff and how we can help you overcome the hardships of suffering an injury at your mobile home park due to a failure to properly remove the snow.

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