Vacation Rental Accident Injury Lawyer

Many people are excited to get away from the daily work grind by going away on vacation. It is normal to rent a vacation rental if you are staying in a place that you have never been to before. This can prevent high costs associated with being at a hotel, and will provide a more friendly experience living and staying in a rental property in a vacation venue.

Usually there is travel insurance that is purchased ahead of time, on these types of vacation rentals. The travel insurance is in place to pay for coverage for the loss of prepaid, non-refundable expenses that can happen while you are on vacation at a vacation rental. If you have an accident and have to leave the vacation rental early, often the travel insurance will include valuable coverage for these types of events to cover:

• Medical emergencies
• Dental emergencies
• Loss of baggage
• Emergency assistance
• Transportation emergencies
• Identity theft
• Concierge
• 24/7/365 emergency assistance

If you have experienced an emergency and do need to be reimbursed for the expenses related to an injury, you can bring an action against the insurance company if they refuse to pay. Your insurance is there to reimburse you in the event of an emergency or accident. It is the main purpose of insurance to reimburse you if the unthinkable does occur. When the unthinkable or accident does happen at a vacation rental, and it results in a personal injury, you need to be able to rely on the insurance you purchased to defray those costs. If your insurance does not pay you, then why did you get it in the first place?

We understand that you need to be reimbursed for your medical bills for a personal injury that you sustained while on a vacation in a vacation rental. You can give us a call at the DTLA Law Group, and we will help you with the next steps to bringing an action to get reimbursed for your medical bills.

Yes, you may have a claim against an owner of a vacation rental for a trip and fall, or a slip and fall. If you are on the premises and you have a hazardous situation that was a main factor in contributing to your slip, trip and fall, you can initiate a lawsuit against an owner. If there were physical conditions to promote a slip and fall or tripping, you may have experienced:

• Uneven walking surfaces
• Chipped paint on the ground or chipped concrete
• Dips and divots on the ground making holes
• Missing railing handles on stairs
• Chipped stair floorboards
• Uneven areas to walk on
• Water and drainage problems outside
• Water from downspouts making puddles outside
• Moss or slime on ground outside
• Leaves or debris on walkways outside
• Carpet snags inside
• Mats and floor rugs bunched up near doorways

There are many other areas that are hazardous and can cause slipping, tripping and falling in a vacation rental. If you have experienced any of these issues at a vacation rental, that resulted in personal injuries to you, you need to stop what you are doing right now and give us a call. We are here to help you in the event that you are injured at a vacation rental.