First Republic Bank Accident Injury Lawyer

First Republic Bank operated just under 90 locations in California until 2023. At that time, Chase Bank acquired all the First Republic locations in a purchase agreement. The choice was made to close 14 of these locations while the other branches were rebranded as Chase Bank. If you suffered an injury in any of the First Republic bank locations prior to the sale of the bank or as they were transitioning to Chase Bank branches, the team at Normandie Law Firm wants you to know that you could have the right to pursue a First Republic Bank accident injury lawsuit or  Chase Bank accident injury lawsuit based on the time of the injury incident and other details pertaining to the accident injuries you suffered at one of the locations that include many in the San Francisco area as well as those throughout the state.

If you wish to discuss the case with a legal professional and explore your options for a personal injury lawsuit, please reach out to the team in the Normandie Law Firm office as quickly as possible. Our staff can be reached 24/7 to provide you with helpful and very valuable information related to personal injuries, the legal system, and how our staff can assist you in getting the help and justice you deserve for personal injuries sustained at any First Republic location or in the banks that are now owned and operated by Chase Bank. In addition, our dedicated office team will help you with scheduling a free consultation with a seasoned First Republic Bank accident injury lawyer who is also very familiar with the accident injury situations occurring in many of the Chase Bank locations in California that number over 330 and are located around the state including many in San Francisco, San Diego, Los Angeles, Fresno, Stockton and other communities.

At your free consultation, you will share the details of the injury incident with your bank accident injury lawyer and answer any additional questions they might have regarding the incident and surrounding events. Once they have all the facts, they will provide you with a complete professional evaluation of the legal merit of the case and your ability to take legal action to secure compensation for the losses and expenses you suffered. However, please note that even after this detailed meeting and transfer of information, you are not obligated to file a lawsuit against First Republic Bank or Chase Bank, nor are you required to hire the Normandie Law Firm or use our services if you later choose to pursue legal action. Our only goal is to ensure personal injury victims like yourself have the resources and information needed to protect themselves from excessive debt and hardships because of a personal injury incident that was caused by another person’s negligence. Please get in touch with our staff today, as this is a very time sensitive issue.

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Common First Republic Bank Injury Incidents
Sadly, not all businesses provide the safety for customers that you would think is common sense. The staff in charge of building care and simple maintenance tasks like mopping floors, replacing runs, and daily inspections fail to take their obligation seriously. The result is often common slip and fall or trip and fall hazards that cause patrons to suffer harm. Some of the most common, yet easily remedied safety concerns found in First Republic Bank locations include:

• Wet floors that were recently mopped, but have no warning signs to alert guests of the increased slip and fall potential
• Water leaking onto the floor from damaged pipes, hoses, or plumbing fixtures
• Clogged drains flooding floors
• Litter and debris on the floors
• Cracked, damaged, or uneven flooring inside the bank
• Cracked, damaged, or uneven pavement in parking areas or in the sidewalks on the property
• Food or drinks spilled on the floor
• Loose or damaged flooring surfaces, like carpet and tile, that are in a state of disrepair
• Electrical cords or hoses left in walkways

Sadly, these are all issues that can easily be corrected if the staff were dedicated to ensuring guest safety. But when they are ignored, they can cause significant slip and fall or trip and fall injuries.

Common Injuries Suffered At A First Republic Bank Or Chase Bank
While you might think of a slip and fall or trip and fall as a minor mishap, they can cause serious or even life-altering injuries. It is also worth noting that many patrons who visit a bank in person are elderly and can have pre-existing health issues, mobility challenges, or limited vision, making them susceptible to more severe harm from even a minor slip and fall or trip and fall. Sadly, some suffer life-threatening or life-altering issues that include:

• Fractured, broken, or shattered bones
• Compound fractures
• Back, neck, and spinal cord damage
• Complete joint dislocations and the destruction of the soft connective tissue of the joints
• Injuries to the delicate skin on the face or the eyes, ears, nose, or mouth
• Severe lacerations and puncture wounds that can involve damage to internal organs and internal bleeding
• Partial or complete amputations
• Head injuries that can vary in severity from a skull fracture or severe concussion to more impactful issues like a brain bleed or other traumatic brain injury

When Is First Republic Or Chase Bank To Blame
All private and public property owners have a legal responsibility to maintain their spaces in a safe manner. The legal system defines the care that must be provided by the property owner or their staff as duty of care. It states that when a safety hazard or issue is located by the staff during a routine inspection or reported by a guest, it must be addressed in a timely manner. In addition, the staff must provide at least the same level of care to correct or eliminate the issue as would be taken by the average prudent person. For example, when you see water on the floor in your home, you wipe it up to prevent anyone from slipping and falling.

If the staff at the bank fail to meet their obligation under duty of care, they can be deemed negligent in their duty of care. Additionally, when it is later determined that the staff’s negligence caused or contributed to a guest’s injuries or losses, the property owner can be held accountable for the expenses incurred by the victim. If you feel that the harm you suffered at the bank was caused in full or partially because the staff failed to take proper care of the facility, please reach out to Normandie Law Firm today to discuss the injuries and incident with a skilled First Republic Bank or Chase Bank accident injury lawyer.

What Is A Bank Accident Injury Lawsuit Worth?
After suffering harm because of a personal injury incident, you could be facing serious monetary hardships and expenses. It is common for injury victims to call Normandie Law Firm to ask how much their lawsuit could be worth. But it is vital you understand that there is no predetermined compensation amount that could be awarded by the court for certain injuries. Instead, each case is carefully and independently evaluated, and the actual losses and expenses incurred by the victim are used to calculate the possible compensation for the lawsuit.

Working with your legal team at Normandie Law Firm, you will compile all the documentation to conform to your allowable expenses related to the case. The items that are most often tabulated for this process include, but are not always limited to:

• The cost of all legal services related to preparing, filing, and litigating your First Republic Bank accident injury lawsuit
• All medical expenses related to diagnosing, treating, and rehabilitating the injuries suffered in the incident at the bank, as well as any therapy or counseling needed to address the trauma and stress of the injuries or the injury incident
• The replacement cost of any personal property that was damaged or destroyed in the injury incident at the bank
• Your lost income if the harm you suffered at the bank prevents you from working at your regular job until you are fully healed and cleared by your medical care providers to return to the tasks required in that job

How Long Do I Have To Take Legal Action?
The Statute of Limitations defines the amount of time any victim has to pursue legal action. In a case involving personal injuries in the State of California, the victim is given two years from the date of the injuries to file their lawsuit with the court. This time limit is strictly enforced, and there are only minimal exceptions that might provide added time for you to file a lawsuit and seek compensation for the losses and expenses you face because of the injuries. Please make time today to reach out to the expert bank accident injury lawyers at Normandie Law Firm to discuss the injuries and incident at First Republic Bank or a Chase Bank to determine your ability to file a lawsuit and get the compensation and justice you deserve.

No Added Stress Of Upfront Legal Fees At Normandie Law Firm
When you hire Normandie Law Firm to handle your First Republic Bank accident injury lawsuit, you never need to worry about having to pay upfront fees or expenses for our team of experts to begin work on your lawsuit. Instead, we take on any case with legal merit and never get paid until the matter has been resolved. At that time, you will have the compensation that includes funds to cover your legal fees and other expenses. Finally, if your Normandie Law Firm First Republic Bank accident injury lawyer fails to win your case and secure the compensation you need and deserve, you owe the firm nothing for its time and investment in preparing and litigating your personal injury lawsuit. Please get in touch with our staff today to explore this very helpful option to overcome the challenges and expenses caused by another person’s negligence.

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