Slip and Fall at a MedMen Store Injury Attorney
There was a time when marijuana and cannabis products were illegal in most jurisdictions. However, the laws have greatly evolved over time, starting with the legalization of prescribed marijuana. Then, in 2018, the laws in California allowed for the legal use of pot for recreational purposes. With that came an increase in marijuana dispensaries, including MedMen, which has several locations throughout Los Angeles.
When you walk into a MedMen store, you expect friendly and courteous service from professional sales reps. In addition; you want to have a shopping experience that’s free of pain suffering. Unfortunately, you may get a lot more than you bargained for, and not in a good way if you fall down and injure yourself on store property.
Did you sustain bodily harm from a slip and fall at a MedMen marijuana dispensary location? Our legal team is ready to educate you on your rights and help you determine the best way to move forward. Contact our MedMen slip and fall attorneys to schedule a free case evaluation.
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Slip & Fall
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Premises Liability
$525,000
Head Trauma
$500,000
Back Injury
$599,000
Slip And Fall Accident
$600,000
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What Kind of Injuries can Occur from a Slip and Fall?
Sip and falls are extremely dangerous accidents with a high potential for serious injuries. It’s not unusual for people to end up with permanent disability, particular if they are over the age of 65. However, just about anyone at any age can end up with one of more of the injuries listed below:
- Broken bones in the arms and legs
- Hip fracture
- Traumatic brain injury
- Damage to the optic nerves and other eye injuries
- Tearing of muscles, ligaments, and tendons
- Back injuries, like herniated disc and fractured sacrum
- Spinal cord damage
- Dislocated jaw
- Tinnitus and other hearing problems
- Chronic pain
- Whiplash
- Nerve damage resulting in paralysis
- Ruptured spleen
Can I Sue MedMen for my Injuries?
Yes, you can file a lawsuit for injuries from a slip and fall if there was a dangerous condition at the store that caused the accident. Circumstances that can cause slip and fall accidents at a store include:
- Not cleaning up water and other liquid substances on the floor
- Poor lighting
- Failing to clean up debris left behind by other customers
- Slippery steps due to ice or rainwater
- Not suing anti-slip mats in store entryways and exits
- Leaking pipes
- Missing or improperly designed handrails
- Missing floorboards or carpet that create uneven flooring
- Lack of Wet Floor signs and/or barriers around freshly mopped or waxed areas of the store
- Leaking trash bags, oil spots, buildup of algae and other outdoor hazards
We are happy to provide you with an explanation of these benefits and the payments you can receive from a lawsuit against the business owner.
Compensation for Slip and Fall Victims
For slipping on something and falling down at a MedMen store location, you can seek compensation in the form of monetary damages. These include payment for tangible expenses, like the cost of medical treatments and physical therapy. Based on the degree of injury, you may also have the option of seeking payment for mental health issues resulting from the trauma of the accident.
Our attorneys can help you recover some or all of the following damages from a slip and fall lawsuit:
- Medical expenses, including future medical costs as necessary
- Lost wages and value of work benefits used for your recovery needs (PTO, for example)
- Lost earning potential and/or future lost wages
- Property damage
- Pain and suffering
- Emotional distress
- Cost of legal representation
- Punitive damages
To learn more about the payments you are owed for a slip and fall accident at a marijuana dispensary, contact our law firm 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Wrongful Death Claims for a Slip and Fall Incident
Based on statistics by the World Health Organization, fall-related accidents claim the lives of approximately 684,000 people every year. Deaths normally follow a severe injury, like bleeding in the brain, damage to internal organs, and spinal cord damage. As someone who lost a loved one to a slip and fall accident, you may be interested in filing a wrongful death lawsuit.
Wrongful death benefits are meant to provide coverage for expenses that are associated with the victim’s passing. This includes projected, or future losses, like the income they would have earned in order to support their family. Damages you may be entitled to include:
- Burial / funeral costs
- Cost of medical bills up until the date of death
- Loss of consortium
- Loss of expected savings and benefits
- Pain and suffering
- Cost of hiring an attorney
Deadline for a Slip and Fall Accident Claim
With very few exceptions, your deadline to sue for a slip and fall incident is 2 years from when you suffered an injury. So, that generally gives you 2 years from the accident date to file an accident claim with MedMen’s insurance company. If, on the other hand, you are filing a claim for wrongful death benefits, the time limit is 2 years from when the decedent passed away.
Please don’t delay in contacting our office and initiating a claim as soon as possible. Otherwise, you will lose the right to any of the damages you are owed from the defendant, even if it’s abundantly clear that they are at fault for the accident.
Contact a California Slip and Fall Lawyer
Getting hurt from an unexpected fall takes a serious toll on your finances, along with your physical and mental health. That’s why victims need reliable advice from a lawyer that’s experienced in suing for slip and fall accidents.
At Kenmore Law Group, all injury victims are protected by the Zero Fee Guarantee, so there is no need to pay us upfront. Instead, all of our expenses are recovered from the defendant as a part of your settlement award. That means we make nothing at all unless we succeed in bringing you compensation from a MedMen slip and fall accident claim.
For more information on suing for injuries caused by negligent conditions at a store, please take a moment to contact our office.