In-N-Out Accident Lawyer Los Angeles

In-N-Out was founded by Esther Snyder and Harry Snyder in 1948 in Baldwin Park, California. Today, the fast food restaurant chain, which remains a private business, has over 358 locations in a number of states, including California, Nevada, Arizona, Oregon, Texas, Utah, and Colorado. Most of these locations, without a doubt, are in California.

Are you and your family fans of In-N-Out’s menu? If so, you and your family likely frequent the premises of different In-N-Out locations. Unfortunately, it is possible for customers to suffer harm during incidents that occur on the premises. Did you or a member of your family suffer harm after an incident at an In-N-Out location? If so, you might have grounds to sue.

Would you like to learn more about your right to sue In-N-Out for the harm that you or a member of your family suffered on their premises? If so, do not hesitate to seek legal assistance with the experts at our firm as soon as possible.

For more information about your right to pursue a claim against In-N-Out after a premise liability incident, such as a slip and fall accident, security guard sexual assault incident, or foreign object in food incident, for example, you can trust the experts at our firm to provide you with the guidance necessary to reach a successful claim outcome.

Kenmore Law Group is a personal injury firm experienced in a variety of cases, including premise liability cases against fast food restaurants. Our lawyers have successfully representing victims in the past and are ready to provide you with the guidance that you need to reach a successful claim outcome and recover the compensation that you are owed. If you are interested in discussing your claim with the knowledgeable premise liability lawyers at our firm, contact Kenmore Law Group today.

Different Incidents Can Occur on the Premises of In-N-Out

Unfortunately, a number of incidents can occur on the premises of fast food restaurants. These incidents are associated with different hazards or dangerous conditions present on the premises. For example, victims could suffer slip and fall accidents, security guard sexual assault, and foreign objects in food incidents on the premises of fast food restaurants.

Slip and fall accidents, specifically, are the most common types of premise liability accident. Slip and fall accidents (similar to trip and fall accidents) occur due to hazards or dangerous conditions on the floor throughout a premise. Some examples of the hazards that could lead to slip and falls include littered floors (specifically littered with wrappers, papers, or napkins), wet floors or slippery floors (without any warning signs), freshly waxed floors, spilled liquids (such as soda or lemonade), melting ice, and leaks, for example. Similarly, trip and fall accidents are related to blocked walkways, exposed wiring, broken tiles, broken concrete, and potholes, for instance.

Security guard sexual assault incidents are also relatively common. Some fast food restaurants have on-site security to promote the safety of individuals on the premises. Security guards are often hired from outside companies; they can take advantage of their position (and the overall lack of supervision from their employers) and attack customers on the premises. In addition, a number of dangerous conditions on the premises – such as poorly lit areas, isolated areas, and areas without surveillance (blind spots) – can all contribute to these devastating attacks.’

Foreign objects in food incidents are also relatively common. Customers can find foreign object in their food usually hidden within the food but sometimes in plain sight. When there is a foreign object in food, customers can bite into the foreign object and sometimes even swallow the foreign object. These incidents are typically associated a lack of cleanliness, a lack of food quality control, and a general lack of care or caution during food handling.

Examples of Potential Injuries

Regardless of the specific incident that you or a member of your family experienced, it is possible that the incident resulted in injuries. Some of the potential injuries that affected customers could suffer in premise liability incidents at In-N-Out include some of the following: head injuries; traumatic brain injuries; neck and back injuries; spinal cord injuries; internal bleeding; organ damage; muscle, ligament, and nerve injuries; lacerations; respiratory injuries; mental and emotional harm.

In some cases, incidents could result in fatal injuries. Regardless of the harm that you or a member of your family suffered in an In-N-Out incident, you should speak with a lawyer immediately. Depending on the details surrounding your specific situation, you might have grounds to pursue a claim. Our In-N-Out slip and fall lawyers, security guard sexual assault lawyers, and foreign object in food lawyers are ready to provide you with the guidance that you need to pursue a claim and hold the at-fault party or entity accountable for the harm suffered.

Premise Liability – You Could Pursue a Claim

Can you sue for the harm that you or a member of your family suffered in a premise liability incident at In-N-Out? Based on the details surrounding the incident, you might have grounds to pursue a claim – more specifically, you might have grounds to pursue a claim based on the concept of premise liability. What is premise liability? How does the concept of premise liability establish your right to sue?

Based on premise liability, property owners – such as the owners of In-N-Out and other fast food chains – owe their customers (their guests) a duty of care. To exercise their duty of care, they must ensure that their entire premises, which includes the entire premises (the actual restaurant as well as the parking lot), is completely free of any dangerous conditions that could lead to incidents. Property owners must inspect their premises to be able to identify and address the hazards present; they must be on top of any required maintenance and repairs to keep premises safe.

Unfortunately, property owners can breach their duty of care – resulting in dangerous conditions throughout their premises. The dangerous conditions can directly lead to an incident, which can contribute to harm. Based on the concept of premise liability, when a breached duty of care lead to harm, the party or entity that breached the duty of care could be held accountable. In other words, affected consumers could sue the liable property owner; that is, you could sue In-N-Out.

If you are interested in learning more about your right to pursue a premise liability claim against In-N-Out, do not hesitate to seek legal assistance with the experts at our firm as soon as possible. Our slip and fall lawyers, foreign object in food attorneys, and security guard sexual assault lawyers are ready to provide you with all the information that you need to successfully pursue your premise liability claim.

What Steps Should You Follow?

After suffering an incident at any In-N-Out location, you should follow the steps outlined below:

• Photograph any visible injuries
• Photograph the hazard that caused the incident (do this immediately as hazards are quickly addressed after incidents)
• Photograph the scene of the incident in its entirety
• Seek medical care as soon as possible (even if you do not believe that your injuries are severe)
• Report the incident to the property owner (ensure that it is a written report)
• Request a copy of the report for your records
• Report the incident to the local authorities (in the case of sexual assault, for instance)
• Speak to witnesses, gather their contact information, and collect their testimonies
• Collect any video footage that might have captured the incident
• Collect medical records relevant to the harm suffered in the incident
• Collect any records associated with property damage associated with the incident
• Collect any records of lost earnings associated with the harm suffered
• Seek the expertise of a premise liability lawyer as soon as possible

About Your Right to Recover Compensation

If your claim against In-N-Out is successful, you could be eligible to recover monetary compensation (based on the specific details surrounding the claim). You could be compensated for some of the following:

• Medical costs
• Lost income
• Property damage
• Pain and suffering
• Loss of consortium
• Funeral and burial expenses
• Punitive damages
• Attorney’s fees

If you are interested in learning more about the type and amount of compensation that you could be awarded if your claim reaches a successful outcome, do not hesitate to seek legal assistance with the experts at our firm as soon as possible. At Kenmore Law Group, our lawyers understand how monetary compensation can help you and your family move forward from such a traumatic time in your lives. Therefore, our lawyers are ready to aggressively fight for your right to be compensated. Our lawyers will not rest until you recover the compensation that you are owed.

The Statute of Limitations

All claims are subject to a statute of limitations, which ensures that claimants file their claims on time or risk losing their right to sue. In California, premise liability claims are normally subject to a two-year statute of limitations, meaning that claimants have two years to file their claims. However, exceptions to the statute of limitations could apply (based on the details surrounding the claim); if exceptions apply, the statute of limitations could be tolled or paused, possibly allowing more time to sue. To better understand the deadline that applies to your claim, contact our firm as soon as possible.

Contact Kenmore Law Group Today

Are you in need of an In-N-Out premise liability lawyer after you or a member of your family suffered harm on their premises? If so, do not hesitate to seek legal assistance with the experts at our firm as soon as possible. At Kenmore Law Group, our lawyers have many years of experience representing injured victims and their families. Our accident lawyers are ready to evaluate your claim and guide you towards a successful claim outcome. If you are ready to discuss your claim with our experts, contact us at your earliest convenience.

At Kenmore Law Group, our firm offers free legal services to remain accessible to all affected parties. Our free legal services specifically include free consultations and free second opinions. During our free legal services, our lawyers will be available to answer all your questions and address all your concerns. Our knowledgeable premise liability attorneys will ensure that you have access to all the information necessary to pursue your claim. Are you interested in benefiting from our free legal services? If so, contact our firm today and request to speak with our experienced lawyers.

At our firm, we offer a Zero-Fee guarantee as well as a strict contingency structure. Our Zero-Fee guarantee ensures that our clients will never be required to pay anything for any of our legal services. Because our firm is based on a contingency structure, our clients will only be required to pay legal fees upon reaching a successful claim outcome.

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