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Ryan Cooper Joins OCTLA Board

By Firm News and Celebrations, In the Community, Personal Injury

A Big Win: Ryan Cooper Joins the OCTLA Board

Ryan CooperSenior Attorney Ryan Cooper of Fielding Law has been elected to the OCTLA Board. This key leadership role with the Orange County Trial Lawyers Association is a major step—not just for Ryan, but for the clients and legal community he serves.

The OCTLA Board includes attorneys who lead by example and advocate for fairness and accountability. Ryan’s appointment reinforces Fielding Law’s continued commitment to fighting for the injured with both skill and heart.

What the OCTLA Board Represents

The OCTLA Board guides one of California’s most respected legal organizations. OCTLA promotes high standards in trial law, supports continuing education for attorneys, and protects the rights of the injured through legislative advocacy.

By joining the board, Ryan takes on an even greater role in shaping how justice is delivered in Orange County and beyond.

Ryan’s Approach: Compassion and Clarity

Clients trust Ryan because he listens, explains their options clearly, and works tirelessly to protect them. Whether handling a wrongful death case or a serious injury claim, he helps clients feel seen and supported.

Now, as a member of the OCTLA Board, Ryan brings that same care and dedication to the broader legal community. He will help guide the next generation of personal injury lawyers while continuing to deliver results for Fielding Law’s clients.

Why Hire Fielding Law

When you choose Fielding Law, you are choosing attorneys who are not only trusted in the courtroom—but respected across the state. Ryan’s role on the OCTLA Board shows our deep commitment to leadership, excellence, and client care.

If you were injured due to someone else’s negligence, call 833.88.SHARK or contact Fielding Law today. We will walk with you every step of the way.

Note: Information provided is for educational purposes and does not constitute legal advice. Always consult with a qualified attorney for legal concerns.

blinding bright headlights

Blinded by Bright Headlights?

By Bicycle Accident, Car Accident, Catastrophic Injury, E-Bikes and E-Scooters, Motorcycle Accident, Pedestrian Accident, Personal Injury, Truck Accident, Wrongful Death

Are Headlights Getting Brighter?

Yes—they are. It is not your imagination. Modern vehicles, especially larger trucks and SUVs, are now equipped with brighter, bluer, and higher headlights than in the past. A recent KTLA article highlighted how road glare from these newer lights is becoming a growing safety concern for drivers across the country.

Older vehicles used halogen bulbs emitting about 1,000 lumens. But starting in the early 2000s, many manufacturers switched to LED headlights, which can emit 4,000 lumens or more. Aftermarket bulbs—often installed without proper regulation—can reach 10,000 lumens or higher.

The result? Drivers are facing intense glare, often directly at eye level, thanks to the combination of brighter lights and elevated vehicle designs.

What Makes These Lights So Dangerous?

According to experts like Jillian Young from AAA Northeast, the intense bluish-white hue of LEDs is more irritating to the human eye than traditional warmer halogen lights. This discomfort increases the chance of temporary blindness, slow reaction time, and even complete disorientation—especially on dark roads.

These lights are often angled higher, especially on large SUVs and lifted trucks, causing them to shine directly into the eyes of other drivers. Oncoming glare can cause:

  • Difficulty seeing lane lines or obstacles

  • Delayed reaction time

  • Temporary visual impairment or “flash blindness”

  • Increased risk of veering or swerving into other lanes

Can You Sue Someone for Blinding You with Headlights?

In both California and Arizona, it is difficult—but not impossible—to bring a claim based solely on being blinded by someone’s headlights. The core issue comes down to negligence.

To bring a successful lawsuit, you must prove:

  1. The other driver acted unreasonably or unlawfully (such as installing illegal aftermarket lights or failing to dim high beams).

  2. Their action caused a crash or injury.

  3. You suffered actual harm or damages as a result.

For example, if a driver had illegally bright or modified headlights, and that glare caused you to crash or collide with another object, you may have a valid claim. You could potentially file against:

  • The other driver, if their headlights were modified or improperly used.

  • A third party, such as a body shop that installed unapproved lighting equipment.

  • Even vehicle manufacturers, if defective headlights contributed to a hazardous situation (in rare product liability cases).

However, glare-related crashes are often complex. You will need strong evidence, such as:

  • Eyewitness statements

  • Dash cam footage

  • Vehicle inspection records

  • Police reports noting lighting modifications or misuse

These claims can also become more viable if the other party was cited for violating headlight laws.

What Do California and Arizona Laws Say?

California and Arizona both have headlight laws, but enforcement is inconsistent.

In California:

  • Vehicle headlights must not project “a glaring light” to oncoming drivers.

  • Headlight height and brightness are regulated, but aftermarket LED kits can often slip through inspections.

  • Police may cite drivers for violations of Vehicle Code § 24409 (failure to dim high beams) or § 25950 (improper lighting).

In Arizona:

  • A.R.S. § 28-947 requires proper adjustment of headlights to prevent glare.

  • Brightness limits exist, but there is no widely enforced lumen cap.

  • Modifying factory lighting beyond its intended performance may be illegal.

Despite these laws, citations for overly bright headlights are rare, and few cases make it to court unless a crash occurs.

How to Protect Yourself

While the law slowly catches up to lighting technology, you can take steps to protect yourself:

  • Avoid looking directly at oncoming lights. Instead, focus slightly right of the road.

  • Use night mode or anti-glare coatings on mirrors or glasses.

  • Dim your rearview mirror when bright lights are behind you.

  • Install a dash cam in case you are injured and need evidence of excessive glare.

  • Have your eyes checked regularly. Nighttime sensitivity can worsen with age or uncorrected vision problems.

Why Hire Fielding Law

If you were involved in a crash and believe glare or illegal headlights played a role, we are here to help. At Fielding Law, we investigate every detail—down to the headlight specifications and the manufacturer’s compliance.

Our team understands how devastating glare-related collisions can be. We will work with accident reconstruction experts and lighting specialists if necessary to build a strong case.

Call 833.88.SHARK or contact Fielding Law today for a free consultation. We are here to fight for your rights and help you recover after a serious crash.

Note: Information provided is for educational purposes and does not constitute legal advice. Always consult with a qualified attorney for legal concerns.

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4th of July Arizona Safety Tips

By Boating Accident, Burn Injury, Personal Injury

Arizona’s stunning landscapes make it a prime destination for 4th of July celebrations. From backyard barbecues to boating on Lake Havasu and hiking in Sedona, Arizonans love to get outdoors. However, the state’s extreme heat and fire-prone conditions pose serious risks during the holiday. Here is how to enjoy your Independence Day safely in Arizona.

Extreme Heat Precautions

Arizona temperatures often exceed 110°F during July.

  • Stay hydrated with water and electrolyte drinks.

  • Avoid peak heat hours (usually between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.).

  • Wear light, breathable clothing and apply SPF regularly.

  • Know the signs of heatstroke: confusion, dry skin, dizziness, and fainting.

Wildfire Risk and Firework Laws

Fireworks can spark dangerous wildfires in Arizona’s dry climate.

  • Only use fireworks legally and in permitted areas.

  • Consider attending public firework shows instead of lighting your own.

  • Always have water or a fire extinguisher ready.

  • Check local fire restrictions before lighting anything.

Boating and Water Safety

Arizona’s lakes are packed during the 4th. Be safe while boating:

  • Wear life jackets — it is the law for children under 12.

  • Never operate a boat under the influence of alcohol.

  • Watch for other watercraft and swimmers.

  • Supervise kids at all times near the water.

Avoid Slip and Fall Hazards

From wet pool decks to uneven desert terrain, slips can lead to serious injuries.

  • Use caution around pools and patios.

  • Wear appropriate footwear when hiking or walking near water.

  • Property owners should ensure walkways are well-lit and maintained.

Why Hire Fielding Law

When accidents happen due to someone else’s negligence — whether from unsafe property conditions, reckless boating, or unlawful fireworks — Fielding Law is here to help. Our team understands the unique risks Arizona residents face during the holiday and offers compassionate, experienced representation.

Call for a free consultation at 833.88.SHARK to speak with our team today.

Note: Information provided is for educational purposes and does not constitute legal advice. Always consult with a qualified attorney for legal concerns.

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How to Avoid a 4th of July Boating Accident in California

By Boating Accident, Catastrophic Injury, Personal Injury, Personal Watercraft (PWC) Accident, Spinal Cord Injury, Wrongful Death

California beaches, lakes, and bays are top destinations for 4th of July fun. From jet skiing in Marina del Rey to tubing in Big Bear, the water is a huge part of the holiday. But crowded waterways, inexperienced operators, and risky behaviors can quickly turn fun into injury. If you experience a 4th of July boating accident in California, knowing what to do next is key.

Common 4th of July Water-Related Accidents

Here are the most frequent causes of injuries on California waters during the holiday:

  • Jet Ski Collisions: Personal watercraft accidents often result from inexperience, excessive speed, or alcohol use. Riders can be thrown from the craft or crash into swimmers, boats, or docks.

  • Boating Accidents: A 4th of July boating accident in California is more likely due to crowded lakes and bays. Crashes, capsizing, or propeller injuries are common, often caused by distraction or impairment.

  • Tubing and Towing Incidents: When boats tow tubes or wakeboarders, miscommunication or erratic driving can cause serious crashes into docks, rocks, or other boats.

  • Parasailing Injuries: Faulty equipment, strong winds, or improper technique can lead to dangerous falls or hard landings.

  • Swimming Injuries: Lack of supervision or diving into shallow water can result in catastrophic injuries, especially spinal damage.

Water Safety Tips for Californians

To reduce the risk of injury and avoid a 4th of July boating accident in California, follow these safety tips:

  • Wear a U.S. Coast Guard-approved life jacket at all times.

  • Never operate a watercraft under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

  • Use a spotter when towing tubes or wakeboarders.

  • Choose parasailing companies that are licensed and maintain their equipment.

  • Avoid jumping into unknown or shallow water.

  • Watch for other boaters, swimmers, and floating debris.

  • Follow all posted signs and boating laws in California.

What to Do If You Are Injured

If someone’s negligence leads to your injury during a 4th of July boating accident in California, protect your rights with these steps:

  1. Seek Medical Attention Immediately – Your health comes first. Even minor injuries may become serious.

  2. Document the Scene – Take photos of the area, watercraft, injuries, and any equipment involved.

  3. Collect Witness Information – Get names and contact details of anyone who saw the accident happen.

  4. File a Report – Notify the Coast Guard, marina staff, or local law enforcement.

  5. Avoid Posting on Social Media – What you share online can be used against you later.

  6. Call Fielding Law – Speak with a personal injury attorney who understands 4th of July boating accident cases in California. We will evaluate your case and guide you through your legal options.

Why Hire Fielding Law?

At Fielding Law, we understand how quickly a fun day on the water can turn tragic. If you or a loved one was involved in a 4th of July boating accident in California, our experienced team is here to help. We provide compassionate and capable legal support for injury victims statewide.

Call 833.88.SHARK or contact us to schedule a free consultation.

Note: Information provided is for educational purposes and does not constitute legal advice. Always consult with a qualified attorney for legal concerns.

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California’s No Touch Phone Law

By Car Accident, Catastrophic Injury, Personal Injury, Truck Accident, Wrongful Death

What Is California’s No Touch Phone Law?

The California no touch phone law makes it illegal for drivers to hold their phones while operating a vehicle. Even holding a phone briefly to check directions or notifications is considered a violation. Phones must be mounted, and use must be hands-free, with only a single swipe or tap allowed. This rule applies whether the driver is moving or stopped in traffic.

When Did the Law Go Into Effect?

California’s no touch phone law became more strictly enforced in June 2025 after a California Court of Appeal decision clarified the intent behind California Vehicle Code § 23123.5. The court confirmed that even briefly holding a phone while driving—without actively texting or calling—violates the law. This ruling strengthened existing distracted driving laws and eliminated common loopholes.

What Does the Law Mean for Drivers?

Drivers in California must now comply with the following:

  • Phones must be mounted on the dashboard or in a lower corner of the windshield

  • Only a single tap or swipe is permitted while driving

  • Voice commands may be used for calls, texts, and navigation

  • Drivers under 18 are prohibited from using phones at all, even hands-free

  • Emergency calls (such as to 911) are permitted

The law applies on all roads, whether you are driving on the freeway, stopped at a light, or in a parking lot.

Penalties and Consequences

The law is subject to primary enforcement, which means law enforcement can stop and cite a driver solely for violating this rule. The penalties include:

  • A base fine of $20 for a first offense, which typically increases to more than $160 after fees

  • A base fine of $50 for subsequent offenses, which may exceed $280 in total cost

Multiple offenses can also result in points on your license and increased insurance premiums.

Why Is This Law Necessary?

Distracted driving is one of the top causes of traffic collisions in California. Research shows that taking your eyes off the road for just five seconds while driving at highway speed is like driving the length of a football field blindfolded. Even quick glances at a phone can lead to serious injuries or fatalities.

Smartphones have made multitasking common, but the risks on the road are too high. This law exists to reduce crashes, protect lives, and make the rules around phone use clear and enforceable.

Tips to Stay Compliant

  • Mount your phone before you begin driving

  • Use hands-free features like voice assistants or Bluetooth

  • Enable “Do Not Disturb While Driving” mode

  • Set your GPS and music before starting the car

  • Pull over safely if you need to interact with your phone

Why Hire Fielding Law

At Fielding Law, we represent individuals who have been injured by distracted drivers throughout California and Arizona. If you were hurt in a car accident caused by someone using their phone behind the wheel, you may be entitled to compensation for medical bills, lost income, and pain and suffering.

We approach every case with professionalism, care, and a clear focus on helping our clients move forward. You do not have to face the insurance companies or legal process alone.

Contact Fielding Law at 833.88.SHARK today for a free consultation.

Note: Information provided is for educational purposes and does not constitute legal advice. Always consult with a qualified attorney for legal concerns.

Lifeguard station on a beach

What is Lifeguard Negligence?

By Personal Injury, Public Entity, Wrongful Death

Lifeguard Responsibilities

Lifeguards play a vital role in keeping swimmers and beachgoers safe. They are often the first to respond in emergencies, stepping in quickly to protect and assist anyone in danger, whether in the water or on shore. Although their dedication and effort remain at the heart of what they do, like all people, lifeguards are human and can make mistakes. While every case is unique and depends on the specific facts, here are some situations that may indicate negligence by a lifeguard or the public entity responsible for maintaining the pool or beach.

Warning Signs of Lifeguard Negligence

  • The lifeguard is distracted and looking at a phone.
  • The lifeguard is talking with friends or not watching the water.
  • The lifeguard station is empty and not posted warning of no lifeguard on duty.
  • No rescue equipment is visible or within reach.
  • Lifeguards are not rotating or scanning their zone.
  • The swimming area is overcrowded.
  • No clear rules or signage are posted.
  • Lifeguards appear tired, bored, or disengaged.

These warning signs often indicate that something more serious could follow, especially when the responsibility may lie with the lifeguard.

Pool Scenarios Involving Negligence

While every case is unique and depends on the specific facts, below are some common scenarios that may indicate negligence by a lifeguard or the public entity responsible for maintaining the area.

Lifeguard at Fault Scenarios
  • Not rotating stations or taking breaks, reducing alertness.
  • Looking in a fixed direction for too long or scanning too slowly, missing struggling swimmers.
  • Failing to prevent swimmers from running, roughhousing, or entering restricted areas.
Public Entity Fault Scenarios
  • Failing to clean up litter or debris that can cause cuts or injuries.
  • Lifeguards lacking proper rescue training or delaying CPR.
  • Not displaying a “No Lifeguard on Duty” sign when required.

Beach Scenarios Involving Negligence

Lifeguard at Fault Scenarios
  • Hesitating to respond to a swimmer in distress.
  • Leaving a post or assigned zone without a replacement.
  • Lacking knowledge of rip currents or other natural hazards.
Public Entity Fault Scenarios
  • Not posting flags or warnings for hazards like strong currents or jellyfish.
  • Insufficient lifeguard staffing for the day.
  • Failing to post a “No Lifeguard on Duty” sign for public awareness.

What Compensation May Be available?

If you have been injured and it has kept you from working, you may be entitled to compensation for lost wages to help ease the financial burden. We also understand how deeply pain and suffering affect your life, and monetary compensation may help acknowledge that hardship. In the devastating event that an injury results in the loss of a life, you and your family might be able to seek support for funeral expenses and the emotional pain that comes.

Minor’s Compromise Cases in Lifeguard Negligence

When a child is injured, they cannot file a legal claim on their own. A parent or guardian must do it for them. To ensure the child’s best interests are protected, any settlement usually needs court approval. In many cases, the money is placed in a trust or saved until the child turns 18. Parents can often recover medical expenses, while children may obtain compensation for trauma, pain, or lasting effects from the injury.

How can Fielding Law Help

Our goal is to help you gain clarity during this difficult time, especially if you are unsure whether the responsibility lies with a lifeguard or the facility itself. Understanding who may be at fault can be an important step in moving forward, and whenever you are ready, know that we are here to assist you. Call Fielding Law 833.88 SHARK for your free consultation today.

Note: Information provided is for educational purposes and does not constitute legal advice. Always consult with a qualified attorney for legal concerns.

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Best Law Firms 2025 Honors Fielding Law

By Firm News and Celebrations, Personal Injury, Product Liability

Recognized for What Matters Most

Fielding Law is proud to share that we have been named to the Best Law Firms 2025 – California Edition by Best Lawyers®. We were recognized in two major categories that reflect our core mission:

  • Personal Injury Litigation – Plaintiffs

  • Product Liability Litigation – Plaintiffs

This recognition is a meaningful reminder of what drives us: real people going through real pain. When someone is hurt due to another person’s negligence, the consequences can be life-changing. Our job is to be there when it matters most. This honor reinforces that our team is doing that with excellence and heart.

A Team That Shows Up

This recognition belongs to every person at Fielding Law. It is not just the attorneys who make these outcomes possible—it is every case manager, assistant, and support team member who shows up each day with the same mission: To improve the lives of each and every client through ethical and efficient legal representation.

We care about our clients and their outcomes. At Fielding Law we work hard because we know how much is at stake for the people we represent. Every decision we make is rooted in empathy, professionalism, and a deep sense of responsibility.

What Best Law Firms 2025 Means to Us

Being included in Best Law Firms 2025 is about more than prestige. It means we are being recognized by clients, peers, and legal professionals for our continued efforts to stand up for the injured.

Our clients are often facing the most difficult chapter of their lives. They do not need gimmicks. They need honest answers, a clear path forward, and a team that knows what it is doing. That is what we provide—and we are grateful that others see and value that work.

Why Hire Fielding Law

When you hire Fielding Law, you are hiring a team that has been trusted by courts, clients, and colleagues alike. We do not make promises we cannot keep. Instead, we commit to showing up every day with empathy, attention, and the skill to fight for your future.

If you or a loved one has been injured, let our award-winning team stand with you. Contact Fielding Law or call 833.88.SHARK for a free, confidential consultation.

You deserve a team that cares. Let us fight for you.

Note: Information provided is for educational purposes and does not constitute legal advice. Always consult with a qualified attorney for legal concerns.

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Modern Luxury Riviera OC Honors Fielding Law with Best Personal Injury Law Firm

By Firm News and Celebrations, Personal Injury

Recognized for Leadership and Excellence

Modern Luxury Magazine Cover Digital Media Best Personal Injury Law FirmComing off the heels of Clark Fielding’s feature in Modern Luxury’s Power Players edition earlier this year, Fielding Law has once again been recognized—this time in the July/August 2025 issue of Modern Luxury Riviera Orange County. We are honored to be named the Best Personal Injury Law Firm and one of the Top 7 in Orange County.

This recognition reflects the care, strategy, and purpose that define Fielding Law’s approach. With a people-first philosophy, the firm actively elevates client service standards and positively impacts the legal and local communities.

Celebrating the Best of the City

Modern Luxury’s Best of the City list highlights the individuals and businesses who set the tone for excellence in their industries.

Modern Luxury Riviera OC Best of the City Winner 2025 badgeBeing named a Top 7 in Orange County and Best Personal Injury Law Firm is a true honor. It reflects the trust clients place in Fielding Law and the integrity with which the team operates.

These honors are not about status—they are about service. They are about the moments when a client feels seen, heard, and supported. They are about helping people rebuild when they need it most.

Fielding Law ad in Modern Luxury Magazine Cover Digital Media Best Personal Injury Law FirmWhy Hire Fielding Law

At Fielding Law, our mission is to improve the lives of each client through ethical and efficient legal representation. We help injury victims navigate some of the hardest moments of their lives with clarity, empathy, and strength.

If you or a loved one has been hurt due to someone else’s negligence, contact Fielding Law. For a free no-obligation consultation, call 833.88.SHARK. Let us fight for what matters most—your recovery, your peace of mind, and your future.

Note: Information provided is for educational purposes and does not constitute legal advice. Always consult with a qualified attorney for legal concerns.

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Justice for a Child Car Accident Victim

By Car Accident, Personal Injury

When the Case Is About the Kids

Not every legal win is about the numbers. Sometimes, it is about being there—truly there—when a family needs you most.

After a serious child car accident left a young girl with a fractured clavicle and shook the lives of her mother and brother, Fielding Law stepped in to help the family find clarity and healing. They spoke primarily Spanish, and they were overwhelmed—not just by what happened, but by what came next: paperwork, insurance, and court hearings.

This is where the Minor’s Compromise process began.

What Is a Minor’s Compromise?

In California, when a minor receives a settlement for injuries sustained in a car accident or any other incident, the court must approve the terms. This legal process, called a Minor’s Compromise, is designed to protect the child—both financially and legally.

But the process can feel complicated, especially for families who are already under emotional strain. That is why we take these cases to heart.

Brian Yee and Clark Fielding at Riverside Courthouse for a child car accident case

(Left) Brian Yee, Associate Attorney (Right) Clark Fielding, Founding Principal and Esquire

How We Helped

Attorneys Clark Fielding and Brian Yee personally managed this child car accident case and prepared detailed Minor’s Compromise petitions for the children. Their focus was not just on securing a fair outcome—it was on making the experience feel human, respectful, and understandable for the entire family.

They attended the hearing in person with the clients and arranged a Spanish-speaking interpreter to ensure the family was fully engaged. That presence mattered. The judge acknowledged the professionalism and care in Clark and Brian’s work and praised their lawyering and preparation.

It was a moment that reminded us: showing up with compassion and excellence is part of what justice looks like.

Why Hire Fielding Law

At Fielding Law, we believe families deserve more than just representation—they deserve advocacy that feels personal. We take the time to understand your story, walk beside you through complex legal steps like the Minor’s Compromise process, and always fight for what is best for your child.

If your child has been injured in a car accident, we are here to help you through every step.

Call 833.88.SHARK or contact Fielding Law to learn how we can support you.

Note: Information provided is for educational purposes and does not constitute legal advice. Always consult with a qualified attorney for legal concerns.

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Injured at a Restaurant?

By Burn Injury, Personal Injury, Premises Liability, Slip or Trip and Fall

Dining out should be an enjoyable and relaxing experience, but sometimes a simple restaurant visit can take an unexpected turn. Accidents like scalding spills, slippery floors, or poorly maintained seating can lead to serious injuries—often requiring the help of a restaurant injury attorney to recover damages and protect your rights.

Common Types of Injuries

Burns or Scalds
  • Servers failing to warn guests about hot dishes or beverages
  • Spills from tea, coffee, or any other hot beverage
  • Table side cooking or open flames leading to accidental burns
Cuts or Punctures
  • Overlooked chipped or cracked glass
  • Broken dishes or glasses that are not cleaned up properly or quickly
  • Sharp silverware that isn’t checked, dull knives, and loose handles on knives
  • Sharp table edges and chairs
Food-Related Reactions
  • Improper food handling or preparation leading to allergic reactions or food poisoning
  • Staff not properly trained on ingredients or preparations, resulting in allergic reactions
Slip, Trips, and Falls
  • Dim or poor lighting
  • Wet floors with no sign
  • Loose floorboards, cracked tile, and uneven flooring
  • Misplaced mats or obstructed walkways
Falling Objects
  • Faulty Light Fixtures
  • Ceiling Panels
  • Tray or Plate Drops by Staff

What are My First Steps After?

  • Seek medical attention even if you feel that the injury is minor
  • Take pictures and video of the hazard, the area of the accident, and the injury
  • Collect Witness information
  • Report the incident to management and ask for a copy of the report
  • Reach out to a restaurant injury attorney, such as Fielding Law, as soon as you can.

Why Hire a Restaurant Injury Attorney?

It is understandable to feel uneasy about dining out; your past experiences can shape how you feel in situations like this. As we handle the legal side of your potential case, we can make this process comfortable and stress free for you and your loved ones. Fielding Law offers the dedicated support and legal expertise you need to confidently navigate the path to recovery after your injury. Reach out to us at 833.88 SHARK for your free consultation today-we are here for you and committed to guide you through your options.

Note: Information provided is for educational purposes and does not constitute legal advice. Always consult with a qualified attorney for legal concerns.

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