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    Many people get massages to relax and unwind, while others have therapeutic needs, like recovering from an injury. Ironically, massages can only be a source of harm and suffering if the table or chair that’s being used is unsafe.

    Whether you booked an at-home massage through an app or visit a local salon, safe and sturdy equipment is crucial to preventing injuries to various parts of your body. This is why massage therapists and/or the business they are employed by must inspect and repair the table as needed. Based on the condition or issue that makes the table dangerous, it may be time to replace the item altogether.

    Sadly, this type of equipment is prone to defects and other issues that can result in an accident. Many of these cases are blamed on business owners and masseurs that fail to inspect their equipment. Other incidents are due to negligence by the manufacturer of the table. Either way, it’s essential that victims learn about their rights from a massage table collapse injury attorney. Please reach out to us and schedule a free case review to discuss the option of filing a broken massage table accident lawsuit.

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    Possible Injuries from a Massage Table Collapse Incident

    Accidents where you fall down unexpectedly have the potential to cause serious harm, including permanent disability. This is due to the forceful impact of hitting the ground and other objects that are in the way as you fall down. Here are some of the injuries that you can sustain if you fall down because of a collapsing massage table:

    • Traumatic brain injury
    • Damage to the neck or spinal cord
    • Joint dislocation
    • Chipped or lost teeth
    • Tailbone fracture
    • Broken hip
    • Ruptured internal organs
    • Fracture or sprain in the wrist / ankles
    • Tearing of ligaments and tendons
    • Nerve damage, leading to paralysis
    • Complex regional pain syndrome, aka chronic pain

    Causes of Collapsing Massage Chair Accidents

    Any equipment used for the purpose of providing massages, like massage tables, will eventually have problems that need to be addressed. This includes replacing parts and hardware as needed and getting a brand new chair if it’s clear that the item has been used for too long. Maintenance and repairs are especially important with furniture used for commercial purposes, which go through considerable wear and tear on a daily basis.

    Businesses like massage therapy centers and salons have a duty to ensure that every aspect of their property – including the equipment used on customers – is safe and free of defects. In short, they are obligated to make repairs and other kinds of maintenance in a timely manner. If the repairs cannot be done right away, they should take measures to prevent the table from being used (putting it in a storage room or labeling with a “Do not use” sign). Maintenance requirements apply to self-employed masseurs as well that make house calls or work from home.

    On the other hand, there may be another party that can be blamed for these accidents. Perhaps the problem with the massage table occurred during the design, manufacturing, or distribution of the product. For example, the manufacturer may have neglected industry standards regarding safety issues for salon tables and chairs. In this situation, you would have the right to file a product liability claim for monetary damages.

    Due to these and other complications, we suggest that you contact our law firm as soon as possible. That way, you can obtain advice and guidance from lawyers with experience in collapsing massage table injury claims.

    Can I Sue for my Injuries?

    Yes, you have the option of filing a lawsuit if the massage table you were sitting/ lying on fell apart due to another party’s negligence. In order to proceed with a compensation claim, you will need to figure out who is responsible for the harm you suffered.

    If, for example, you were at a spa when the incident happened, the likely culprit is the business owner. This is based on premises liability, a legal concept that holds owners responsible for the condition of their property. Since the table is a piece of equipment that’s used by the business, it makes sense to hold them responsible for any accidents on the premises. On the other hand, if you booked a private massage therapist to come to your home, you may have to sue the individual directly if they are self-employed.

    Another entity we need to consider is the company that designed / manufactured the massage table. It’s quite possible that the defect related to the table collapsing was due to negligence by the manufacturer. This could have happened during the design or manufacturing phase, or while it was being distributed to various sellers. The point is, accidents can happen because product makers take shortcuts and disregard regulations that are crucial to releasing a safe product.

    How Much can I Receive from a Broken Massage Table Accident Case?

    It’s not unusual for those involved in chair or table collapse accidents to end up with severe injuries, including loss of function and other disabilities. Many of the clients we represent receive anywhere from $150,000 to $2,000,000 based on the degree of physical and emotional harm. In the most extreme cases, we have recovered settlement and verdicts that were around $5,000,000 to $10,000,000. You must always keep in mind that case values are based on details that are specific to each and every victim. If you would like to discuss the amount you can potentially recover from a lawsuit, please schedule a free case review with one of our attorneys.

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    Statute of Limitations for a Massage Table Accident Lawsuit

    The laws in California generally allow for a time period of 2 years if you wish to sue an individual or entity for injuries caused by negligence. Though it’s not an absolute rule, the accident date is the starting point for the statute of limitations. Keep in mind that filing a claim within 24 months is extremely important, as the courts are unlikely to give you additional time if you miss the statutory deadline. Contacting a broken massage table accident lawyer right away is the best way to ensure that a lawsuit is filed on time.

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    Are you worried about how much it will cost you to hire a lawyer that’s experienced in chair and table collapse accidents? No worries, as we operate under the Zero Fee Guarantee, a program where clients pay $0 if they wish to retain our services. All legal costs are billed to the party you are suing and included in the payment you receive at the end of your case. In the event we fail to win your lawsuit, you won’t be charged for a single penny in legal fees.

    To schedule a free case evaluation with our legal team, contact us 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

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