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Rosenthal Law

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  • Serving Grizzly Flats, CA and El Dorado County, California

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  • Rosenthal Law offers attentive personal service to clients in Sacramento, Roseville, and elsewhere throughout Northern California. When contacting our firm, you will speak directly... Read More

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The Law Office of Cezar J. Torrez

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  • Serving Grizzly Flats, CA and El Dorado County, California

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  • Protecting Workers In A Complicated SystemThe Law Office of Cezar J. Torrez offers focused experience in California workers’ compensation law. I am passionate about fighting for... Read More

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Cezar J. Torrez
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This information is not legal advice and is not guaranteed to be correct, complete or up-to-date. It is provided for general informational purposes only. If you need legal advice you should consult a licensed attorney in your area.

Is school responsible for a fall over an extension cord?

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Answered by attorney Marc Lazarus (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at Russell & Lazarus
Yes, it appears that you do have a potential claim against the school, but keep in mind that you have a shortened time within which to protect the statute of limitations if you are making a claim against a public school. If it is a public school, then you need to file a timely claim with the correct governmental entity and school district. This needs to be filed prior to the filing of a lawsuit. Once the government claim gets rejected, then you have a limited time to file the lawsuit. You should consult an attorney regarding the protecting of the statute of limitations as soon as possible.
Yes, it appears that you do have a potential claim against the school, but keep in mind that you have a shortened time within which to protect the statute of limitations if you are making a claim against a public school. If it is a public school, then you need to file a timely claim with the correct governmental entity and school district. This needs to be filed prior to the filing of a lawsuit. Once the government claim gets rejected, then you have a limited time to file the lawsuit. You should consult an attorney regarding the protecting of the statute of limitations as soon as possible.
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Would he have a case if he sued after being bitten by a dog?

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Answered by attorney Britany Michelle Engelman
Personal Injury lawyer at Engelman Law, APC
Yes. Dog bites can be very serious, and being bitten by a dog can be the basis of a personal injury lawsuit. Your husband should consult with a personal injury attorney as soon as possible to protect his rights regarding this incident.
Yes. Dog bites can be very serious, and being bitten by a dog can be the basis of a personal injury lawsuit. Your husband should consult with a personal injury attorney as soon as possible to protect his rights regarding this incident.
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Who is responsible for the injury caused by the dog?

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Answered by attorney Tres Andrew Porter (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at The Law Offices of Tres A. Porter
This sounds like a law school or state bar exam question. However, John should seek the advice of a personal injury or insurance defense atty in his area immediately. Generally speaking, owners of dogs are strictly liable for damages caused by bites, particularly when the bite occurs on property not owned by the dog owner and the attack is unprovoked which are both potential exclusions if the attack occurred on the dog owners property or the bite was provoked. Do both spouses own the dog? Do both spouses own the house? Are they potentially able to file for bankruptcy? How severe are the victim's injuries? Do they have homeowner's insurance and if so are there any exclusions for dogs?
This sounds like a law school or state bar exam question. However, John should seek the advice of a personal injury or insurance defense atty in his area immediately. Generally speaking, owners of dogs are strictly liable for damages caused by bites, particularly when the bite occurs on property not owned by the dog owner and the attack is unprovoked which are both potential exclusions if the attack occurred on the dog owners property or the bite was provoked. Do both spouses own the dog? Do both spouses own the house? Are they potentially able to file for bankruptcy? How severe are the victim's injuries? Do they have homeowner's insurance and if so are there any exclusions for dogs?
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