How Was the Child in This Case Injured in an Apartment Complex Bathroom?
Following the incident, it was discovered that there was a loose nail holding up the cabinet above the toilet in the bathroom. The cabinet was too heavy to be supported by it, causing it to fall on top of the little girl, along with a shelf that was hanging on the wall in between.
Doctors in the emergency room diagnosed the little girl with a concussion, but were concerned about possible brain damage after the little girl suffered a seizure while in their care. While they first hesitated to run a CT scan due to the radiation exposure at her young age, the procedure was necessary to the severity of her head injury.
How Was the Little Girl in This Case Able to Move Forward?
Premises liability laws cover incidents that involve someone being harmed because of an unsafe condition or hazard on another person’s property, such as an apartment complex bathroom. In this case, the cabinet in the restroom was not properly installed: It was held up by a single nail and had become loose. The property owner had a duty to frequently inspect the property to identify and fix hazards such as the unstable cabinet.
Since that did not happen, and the little girl was severely injured, our two law firms fought tirelessly to hold the property owner accountable for their failures. Through our teamwork, we triumphed in getting justice for the little girl and her mother. They were able to move forward with a life-changing result that compensated them for the girl’s medical treatments and traumatizing experience.
Contact The Button Law Firm If Your Child Was Seriously Injured Anywhere in Texas
If your child was severely injured, contact our experienced child injury lawyers at The Button Law Firm. With offices in Dallas, Houston, and Midland, we are ready to listen, fight for your family, and help your family move forward. Our lawyers at The Button Law Firm are recognized on the prestigious Texas Super Lawyers list, and we can help guide you after a traumatizing incident involving your child. We work on contingency, meaning we don’t charge you or collect any upfront fees to get started on your case. Call us at 214-699-4409, email us at intake@buttonlawfirm.com, or fill out a contact form for a free case evaluation.
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