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    Walking Into A Window Or Glass Door Lawsuit

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    When you think of a person walking into a large window or glass door, the mental image might be from a video you saw online that was meant to be funny. However, the injuries that can occur when a person unknowingly walks into a large sheet of glass are anything but humorous. Sometimes, you might wonder if the video was staged to get a few laughs and clicks online. But when you see the resulting injuries in legitimate accident incidents, you quickly learn how serious these events can be for the victim and their loved ones.

    But you might not think about who could be liable for the injuries and losses suffered by the victim. Was the incident a genuine accident, or did someone fail to provide the necessary warnings or marking on the glass to ensure it was visible to pedestrians in the area? And if someone else shares the responsibility for the incident, are they also financially liable?

    The personal injury lawyers at Normandie Law Firm can answer these questions and many others. Our staff is reachable 24/7 to ensure that all injury victims have access to fast and reliable legal guidance when involved in a personal injury incident. In addition, we are happy to provide a free consultation to discuss the event in more detail and determine if you have grounds for a walking into a window or glass door lawsuit in California.

    We know that you could feel embarrassed by the incident and the last thing you want to do is relive it with our staff. However, it is vital that you understand that someone else could be responsible for your injuries, the embarrassment they have created, and the expenses that will come from your medical care and lack of ability to work while you recover. So don’t hesitate to contact the caring and dedicated staff at Normandie Law Firm today to learn more about your rights as a possible personal injury victim and how we can protect them.

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    Where You Might Encounter A Glass Hazard
    Sadly, most residents think little about the large sheets of glass surrounding them in shopping malls, car dealerships, grocery stores, and office complexes. We know the glass is there, and in more cases, signs or other décor clearly remind you there is a massive piece of glass nearby. In other cases, the owner of the property or tenants do not take good care of the glass, so there are smudges of dirt, fingerprints, water spots, and other marks to alert you of the glass hazard,

    However, in some locations, the glass is kept spotless and can be hard to see. And in these locations, it is up to the owner of the property or the tenant of the site to ensure that the public and their guests are aware of the glass and can see it as they approach to avoid any injuries. If you suffered an injury due to a glass door or large window that was not appropriately marked, please get in touch with the personal injury lawyers at Normandie Law Firm today to learn more about a possible walking into a window or glass door lawsuit to secure the compensation you deserve for your injuries.

    Injuries Caused When Walking Into A Window Or Glass Door
    Walking into a large glass door or window is sure to be a complete shock. You do not expect to hit something, and your momentum could result in a severe impact. And that impact is the cause of many of the most severe injuries suffered when a person walks into a window or glass door. These injuries can include:

    • A concussion
    • Skull fracture
    • Brain hemorrhage
    • Brain contusion
    • Facial injuries to the nose, eyes, ears, mouth, teeth, or skin
    • Back, neck, and spinal cord injuries from the resulting fall
    • Broken or fractured bones
    • Dislocated joints or damage to the soft connective tissue of joints
    • Severe lacerations or puncture wounds if the glass breaks can involve damage to internal organs or internal bleeding

    Sadly, many think walking into a glass door or window is a funny joke or sight gag. However, the victims of these incidents will tell you that the injuries can be painful and costly. There is nothing to laugh about when facing months of medical treatment, rehabilitation, and mounting living expenses and bills because you cannot work.

    Understanding The Liability Involved In Glass Door And Window Incidents
    Premises liability is a section of the law that dictates the obligation of property owners or business owners to provide a safe space to guests and the general public. Most of the guidelines are basic common sense and can be easily met if the property owner is concerned about the safety of others. For example, if a glass door or window is hard to see because it has no frame or hardware visible, the average person would choose to place something on the glass to allow pedestrians to identify the sheet of glass.

    This safety precaution is for pedestrians and property owners to ensure their glass door or window is not broken. While a person walking into the glass might not damage it, a delivery person pushing a large cart could shatter the expensive sheet of glass. A Simple sign, etching, or pattern carved into the glass can meet the property owner’s level of responsibility to ensure the safety of pedestrians and avoid a costly lawsuit. Your Normandie Law Firm personal injury lawyer will provide you with their expert evaluation of your incident and let you know if you have grounds for a lawsuit because the glass that caused your injuries was not clearly visible or marked by the property owner or tenant.

    How Much Is A Walked Into A Window Or Glass Door Lawsuit Worth?
    In California, personal injury victims quickly learn that the dollar value of each claim is based on their losses and expenses. In the instance of being injured when you walk into a window or glass door, you will work with your legal team to compile all the costs you incurred due to your injuries. In most cases, the allowable expenses will fall into one of the following categories:

    • Current and future medical expenses to treat the injuries suffered in the incident
    • The cost of any personal property that was damaged or destroyed in the incident
    • Your lost income if you were unable to work while recovering from your injuries
    • Your legal fees from Normandie Law Firm for your glass injury lawsuit preparation and litigation

    In cases with severe injuries and extended recovery time, you could include a dollar amount representing compensation for your pain and suffering. Your legal team will assist you in determining an amount that is appropriate based on their expertise and experience in similar cases. Our primary focus is always to secure the full and fair compensation each client deserves for the pain and challenges they faced due to someone else’s negligence.

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    What If My Glass Door Or Window Injury Occurred At Work in California?
    In most cases, when an employee of a business is injured at work while performing their typical work tasks, they are covered under California worker’s compensation. This is a robust insurance plan that all employers are required to provide for employees to cover medical expenses for on the job injuries. It is essential to know that your employer cannot deny you access to worker’s comp benefits if you were injured at work, nor can they punish you for making a claim.

    An injured worker will be eligible for up to $1M in medical coverage and compensation for 66% of their lost wages under the benefits of California worker’s comp. In some cases, you could also qualify for a lawsuit against your employer for added compensation. However, that is rare. Your Normandie Law Firm personal injury lawyer will help you understand if you qualify for any other compensation beyond the benefits of your worker’s compensation package.

    The Statute Of Limitations For Personal Injuries
    In California, personal injury victims have two years to file a claim for injuries due to walking into a window or glass door. If the claim is not filed with the court system at that time, the victim loses the right to seek compensation. In addition, if the claim is being handled under worker’s comp, you have only 30 days to open the claim. If you wait longer, the claim is likely to be declined. The staff at Normandie Law Firm is always ready to assist personal injury victims in filing a claim with the court or opening a worker’s compensation claim to seek the compensation they are owed for their injuries.

    No Upfront Legal Fees
    If you discover during your free consultation that you have grounds for a walking into a window or glass door lawsuit, the team at Normandie Law Firm is glad to represent you. In addition, we have structured our payment policy to eliminate upfront payments that could add to your financial hardship. Instead, we only get paid after securing the settlement or verdict funds you need to pay us and your other expenses related to your glass injuries. And if we fail to win your case, you owe us nothing. So don’t hesitate to get in touch with Normandie Law Firm today to learn more about of caring and dedicated legal team and their ability to protect your rights and financial future.

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