Living Spaces Furniture Store Personal Injury Accident Lawyer

Living Spaces is among the most recognized furniture stores in the area. There are a number of Living Spaces stores in convenient locations, including but not limited to the following: Los Angeles, Redondo Beach, La Mirada, Huntington Beach, Monrovia, and Panorama City, for instance. Living Spaces was founded in 2003 in Rancho Cucamonga, California.

Living Spaces, like all other furniture stores (including Ikea, Ashley Furniture, Crate & Barrel, American Signature, Pier 1 Imports, La-Z-Boy Furniture, Sleep’s, Ethan Allen, and The Sleep Train, for example), can – unfortunately – represent a significant risk to shoppers. More specifically, there could be a number of hazards within the premises of these furniture stores that could lead to personal injury accidents.

Did you or a member of your family experience a personal injury accident on the premises of a Living Spaces store or any other furniture store? If so, you might have grounds to sue. More specifically, you might have grounds to pursue a premise liability claim against Living Spaces. If you are interested in learning more about your right to sue Living Spaces for the harm that you or a member of your family suffered in a personal injury accident on their premises, do not hesitate to seek legal assistance with the experts at our firm as soon as possible.

At Normandie Law Firm, our premise liability lawyers are ready to evaluate your claim and provide you with the guidance that you need to reach a successful claim outcome. Whether you are suffered a slip and fall incident, trip and fall incident, or falling object incident, you can trust that our premise liability lawyers are ready to provide you with the guidance that you need to hold the at-fault property owner accountable for the harm that you or a member of your family suffered. For more information about your right to sue Living Spaces, contact our firm today.

The Personal Injury Accidents Possible on Living Spaces Store Premises

Personal injury accident can happen anywhere and at any time – this includes when you are visiting a furniture store. Cramped spaces, rugs that are improperly placed on the floor, and other hazards can contribute to incidents – which could result in significant harm. Typically, each type of incident is associated with different hazards.

Consider some of the examples of personal injury accidents that could occur at furniture stores listed below:

• Slip and fall accidents – slip and fall accidents are associated with slip hazards on the floor of premises. Some examples of slip hazards include spills, leaks, wet floors, waxed floors, missing or misplaced warning signs, and trash littering floors, for examples. These hazards can cause shoppers to slip and fall.
• Trip and fall accidents – trip and fall accidents are associated with trip hazards on the floor of premises. Some examples of trip hazards include uneven concrete, potholes, broken concrete, uneven floors, sudden changes in type of flooring, steep stairs, exposed wires, torn carpeting, misplaced mats, and blocked walkways, for example. These hazards can all cause shoppers to trip and fall.
• Falling object incidents – falling object incidents are associated with hazards that are elevated, on walls or ceilings, for example. Some examples of falling object hazards include incorrectly installed or unmaintained signs, product displays, shelving, light fixtures, ceiling/wall fans, posters, and decoration, for instance.

Whether you were struck by falling objects (such as falling signs) or you tripped after getting your foot caught on wires, it is important that you know that your incident could have been avoided – that is, if the hazard that contributed to your incident had been identified or addressed on time. The incident that you experienced likely resulted in injuries.

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Victims Could Suffer Injuries

Regardless of the specific type of incident that you experience on the premises of a Living Spaces store, it is likely that you suffer some sort of injuries. Although every incident is different, you could suffer some of the injuries listed below:

• Facial and cranial fractures
• Fractures (including broken legs, broken ankles, broken arms, and broken wrists, etc.)
• Head injuries (including concussions)
• Joint injuries
• Lacerations
• Neck and back injuries
• Nerve, muscle, and ligament damage
• Scrapes and bruises
• Spinal cord injuries
• Sprains and strains
• Traumatic brain injuries

Did your slip and fall accident, trip and fall accident, or falling object accident at Living Spaces lead to any of the injuries listed above? If so, you might have grounds to pursue a claim against the furniture store. If you are interested in learning more about your right to sue for the harm that you or a member of your family suffered, speak with our experts at your earliest convenience.

Understanding Premise Liability – You Can Sue

Do you have the right to sue for the harm that you or a member of your family suffered in a premise liability accident in a Living Spaces store? Based on the details surrounding your claim, you might have grounds to sue for the injuries that you or a member of your family suffered as a result of a Living Spaces incident. Specifically, you might have grounds to sue based on the concept of premise liability.

Based on premise liability, property owners owe their guests a duty of care (that is, store owners owe their customers a duty of care). Specifically, there is a duty to ensure that their premises are completely safe for visitors; because of this duty of care, property owners must inspect their premises routinely to ensure that they can identify and address any hazards present on their premises. Unfortunately, property owners do not always exercise their duty of care. They can breach their duty of care by failing to ensure that their premises are free of any dangerous conditions that could represent a risk to their guests. A breached duty of care can directly lead to an incident, which can result in harm.

Based on the concept of premise liability, property owners (including store owners) can be liable for all the harm that occurs on their premises – after all, property owners must ensure that their premises remain safe for their guests.

If you are interested in learning more about premise liability and your right to sue after you or a member of your family suffered harm in a Living Spaces accident, do not hesitate to seek legal assistance with the experts at our firm at your earliest convenience. Our lawyers are ready to provide you with the guidance that you need to sue and reach a successful claim outcome.

Could You Recover Compensation?

Depending on the facts surrounding your premise liability claim against Living Spaces, you could be eligible to receive monetary compensation for the harm that you or a member of your family suffered. What could you be eligible to receive? What type of compensation could you be awarded? Based on the details of your premise liability claim, you could be eligible to recover compensation for some of the categories listed below:

• Medical costs
• Lost income
• Property damage
• Pain and suffering
• Loss of consortium
• Funeral and burial costs
• Punitive damages
• Legal fees

For more information about the type and amount of compensation that you could be eligible to receive if your claim against Living Spaces is successful, do not hesitate to seek legal assistance as soon as possible. You can trust the experts at our firm to evaluate your claim and aggressively fight for your right to recover the highest amount of compensation available for your claim. Although recovering compensation cannot suddenly reverse the harm resulting a premise liability incident, it can significantly help you and your family begin moving past the traumatic event. Contact the experts at our firm today to learn more about the compensation you could recover.

What Should You Do?

Whether you were involved in a slip and fall accident, trip and fall accident, falling object accident, or any other premise liability accident, you might be eligible to pursue a claim – and even be compensated. If you are interested in pursuing a claim, you must be aware of the specific steps that you should take to ensure that you can sue the liable party or entity.

What should you do? Consider some of the recommendations listed below:

• Seek medical care for the injuries resulting from the incident as soon as possible
• Take photos of all injuries
• Take photos of the hazard that contributed to the incident (you must be quick as these hazards are usually promptly addressed after incidents)
• Take photos of the entire scene of your incident
• File a written incident report with the appropriate party (this will likely be store management)
• Request a copy of the report for your records
• If witnesses were present, speak to them and gather their contact information
• If your incident was captured by any surveillance footage, request access to the footage (even if your request is initially denied, your attorney can help you access this footage)
• Collect all medical records associated with the incident
• Collect any records of lost wages
• Seek the legal assistance of a Living Spaces store injury attorney immediately

For more information about the specific steps that you should take after being involved in a furniture store premise liability accident, do not hesitate to seek legal assistance immediately. Our lawyers are ready to guide you throughout the entire process.

Understanding the Statute of Limitations

Without a doubt, you might have grounds to sue for the harm that you or a member of your family suffered in a Living Spaces incident. However, you must file your claim within a specific length of time – as you could lose your right to sue if you fail to do so. This is because all claims are subject to a statute of limitations, which determines the specific length of time that claimants have to pursue their claims; if claimants fail to file their claims within the time allowed by the applicable statute of limitations, they could lose their right to sue entirely.

In the state of California, premise liability claims are normally subject to a two-year statute of limitations. This means that claimants only have two years to pursue their claims. Although this is a strict timeline, it is important to know that exceptions could apply – exceptions that could essentially pause the statute of limitations that applies. To ensure that you have a thorough understanding of the time that you have to pursue your claim, contact our experts at your earliest convenience. Our lawyers will help you file your claim within the appropriate length of time.

Contact Our Firm Today

Did you or a member of your family suffer harm associated with a premise liability accident? Whether incident was a slip and fall, trip and fall, or falling object incident, you might have grounds to sue for the harm resulting from the incident. If you are interested in learning more about your right to sue, do not hesitate to seek legal assistance with the experts at our firm as soon as possible. At Normandie Law Firm, our lawyers have many years of experience handling all types of claims – including premise liability claims. Our lawyers are ready to evaluate your claim and provide you with the guidance that you need to reach a successful claim outcome. If you are ready to discuss your claim with the experts at our firm, contact us today.

At our firm, we offer both free consultations and free second opinions. During these free legal services, our lawyers will be available to answer all your questions and address all your concerns – you can be certain that our premise liability lawyers will be available to provide you with absolutely all the information necessary to either begin or continue your claim (if you have already begun your claim elsewhere). Would you like to benefit from our free legal services? If so, do not hesitate to contact our firm and request to speak with our experts at your earliest convenience.

At our firm, we also offer a Zero-Fee guarantee. Our Zero-Fee guarantee ensures that our clients never have to worry about paying upfront legal fees for any of our legal services. Our firm is also strictly based on a contingency structure; therefore, our clients will never be required to pay anything until after their claims are successful. This means that you will not pay if you do not win.

Would you like to discuss the details surrounding your Living Spaces incident with the premise liability lawyers at our firm? If so, contact Normandie Law Firm today.

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