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How SB 82 California Law 2025 Could Impact the Injured

By Bicycle Accident, Car Accident, Motorcycle Accident, Pedestrian Accident, Personal Injury, Slip or Trip and Fall, Truck Accident, Wrongful Death

Understanding SB 82 and the New California Laws

Governor Gavin Newsom recently signed SB 82 and several related bills intended to reduce costs and strengthen protections for California families. These new laws address issues such as rental housing, unfair fees, and consumer rights. While they are not specific to personal injury, they can influence how injured Californians manage expenses and protect themselves financially during recovery.

How SB 82 and Related Laws May Help the Injured

1. Limits on Hidden Fees
SB 82 and other new laws restrict hidden or surprise charges added to purchases or services. For injured individuals, this could mean more transparent billing when using delivery, repair, or transportation services. Avoiding unexpected fees can make it easier to manage finances while focusing on recovery.

2. Stronger Tenant Protections
New housing-related laws require landlords to provide basic appliances like stoves and refrigerators in rental units and offer more flexibility when tenants face delayed government benefit payments. For someone injured and temporarily unable to work, these protections can help maintain housing stability while waiting for insurance or disability payments.

3. Easier Contract Cancellations
The updates also allow homeowners to cancel certain home improvement or repair contracts through email or phone. This change protects injured individuals from being trapped in costly agreements if their financial situation changes during recovery.

4. Broader Consumer Protections
California expanded existing consumer laws to make it harder for businesses to mislead or overcharge customers. Injured people, who may depend more heavily on outside services during recovery, gain stronger legal protection against unfair practices.

What This Means for Injury Victims

SB 82 California law 2025 does not directly change personal injury law, but it reflects a growing effort to protect residents from unexpected costs. For people coping with an injury, these safeguards can make recovery more manageable by reducing financial stress and improving access to fair treatment in housing and business transactions.

If you were injured due to someone else’s negligence, understanding your financial rights is only part of recovery. Legal representation can help ensure that you receive the full compensation you deserve.

Why Hire Fielding Law

At Fielding Law, we provide compassionate and capable legal help for those injured due to negligence in California and Arizona. Our team understands that recovery involves more than physical healing. Financial pressure, medical bills, and lost wages can make life overwhelming, and we are here to help you find stability and peace of mind.

Call 833.88.SHARK for a free consultation about your injury.

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

October 7, 2025
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Injury at a Pumpkin Patch or Corn Maze?

By Pedestrian Accident, Personal Injury, Slip or Trip and Fall

Pumpkin patches and fall festivals are a favorite seasonal tradition in California and Arizona. Families enjoy hayrides, corn mazes, and pumpkin picking. While these events bring fun, they also create risks. Uneven walkways, poor lighting, and crowded paths can lead to an injury at a pumpkin patch that may require medical care and legal action. Understanding property owner responsibilities can help you protect your rights if you are hurt.

Common Hazards at Pumpkin Patches and Corn Mazes

Uneven and Unsafe Surfaces

Dirt paths, tractor ruts, wet leaves, and loose gravel can all cause slips and trips. Temporary walkways and dim evening lighting can make hazards harder to see.

Seasonal Attractions

Hay bales, inflatables, petting zoos, and wagons add to the festive atmosphere but can be dangerous if not secured or regularly inspected.

Crowd and Traffic Management

Crowded walkways can push visitors into unsafe areas. Vehicle traffic near pedestrian paths creates additional danger if not well controlled.

Property Owner Responsibilities

In both California and Arizona, property owners, operators, and event organizers are responsible for keeping visitors safe. This duty includes:

  • Inspecting the property before and during the event

  • Repairing or isolating dangerous areas

  • Providing adequate lighting and visible warning signs

  • Training staff to monitor and correct unsafe conditions promptly

When an event is held on leased property, both the landowner and the event operator may share responsibility for any injury at a pumpkin patch.

What to Do After a Pumpkin Patch Injury

If you are injured at a pumpkin patch or corn maze, the following steps can help protect your claim:

  1. Seek medical attention immediately.

  2. Take photographs of the hazard and surrounding area.

  3. Collect names and contact information from witnesses.

  4. Report the incident to event staff and request an incident report.

  5. Keep copies of all medical bills, lost wage records, and other related documents.

  6. Contact Fielding Law at 833.88.SHARK for a free chat about the incident.

Time Limits and Comparative Fault

California and Arizona both require most personal injury claims to be filed within two years of the accident date. Missing this deadline can mean losing your right to recover damages.

Both states follow comparative fault rules. This means that if you are found partially responsible for your injury, your compensation may be reduced, but you may still recover damages.

Why Hire Fielding Law

At Fielding Law, we understand that an injury at a pumpkin patch can have lasting effects on your health, finances, and well-being. Our caring and capable team investigates every detail, holds negligent property owners accountable, and works to secure the best possible result for each client.

If you or a loved one experienced an injury at a pumpkin patch or corn maze in California or Arizona, contact Fielding Law or call 833.88.SHARK 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.

October 7, 2025
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Onewheel Skateboard College Campus Accidents

By Pedestrian Accident, Personal Injury, Public Entity, Skate & Skateboarding Accident, Slip or Trip and Fall

For college students, navigating campus often requires creative transportation. One popular option is onewheel skateboards and electric unicycles. These self-balancing skateboards can be fun and convenient, but accidents happen and can leave riders or bystanders injured.

The Rise of Onewheel Skateboards on Campus

Depending on the model, onewheel skateboard can reach speeds between 16 and 25mph. They have a single, large tire at the center, and riders use their balance and body movements to control the board through pressure-sensitive pads. Features like battery life, lighting, and customization of your ride profile is all controlled by a smartphone app. Given the speed and unique control of these devices, it is very important that riders are confident before using a onewheel skateboard before bringing it onto a busy college campus.

Campus Hazards and Liability

There can be many hidden dangers when riding through a college campus that can harm you or loved ones when using onewheels. Some of these can include:

If the campus fails to maintain safe walkways, it could be liable for injuries under premise liability law. In some cases, the college campus may be responsible for maintaining safe conditions and could be liable for injuries.

Student Liability

Even if you do not own a onewheel, many of your classmates might. These students can be careless riders, disregard signage. They even can ignore signs of faulty breaks, drive aggressively in a crowd, and preform reckless stunts. If you are involved in a onewheel skateboard accident with another student, it is important to exchange contact information and document the incident, like a bicycle or scooter accident. If they are still learning how to use these devices safely, there are great risks of accidents.

How Fielding Law Can Help

Whether your accident was caused by poor campus maintenance or the negligent riding of a student, Fielding Law is here to support you every step of the way. We are committed to helping you heal physically and emotionally, because we know first-hand how life-altering these types of onewheel skateboard college campus accidents can be. Reach out whenever you are ready at 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.

October 6, 2025
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Slipped on Grease, Soap, or Oil?

By Premises Liability, Slip or Trip and Fall

Slipped on grease, soap, or oil? You are not alone. These are some of the most common causes of falls in restaurants, grocery stores, parking lots, and gas stations. Property owners must take reasonable steps to clean up spills and post warning signs. When they fail to do so, innocent people get hurt. If this happened to you, preserving your clothing, shoes, and photo evidence could make the difference in your case.

Keep Your Clothes as Evidence

Slipping and falling in a public place is painful and disorienting—but what you do next could make or break your case. Whether it was grease from a kitchen, oil from a parking lot, or soap from freshly mopped floors, the substance you slipped in matters. Even more importantly, your clothing can hold key evidence.

After a fall, many people go home and wash their clothes. That is a mistake. Your clothing and shoes may hold residue, stains, or patterns that help prove what happened. These materials can support your claim that the property owner failed to maintain a safe environment.

How to Preserve Your Clothing

To protect the evidence, follow these simple steps:

  • Do not wash or clean your clothes or shoes

  • Place items in a paper bag—not plastic

  • Take clear photos of the clothing before storage

  • Avoid touching or brushing off the substance

Your clothing could help identify the slippery material and show how much was present. It may also indicate where and how the fall occurred.

Take Photos and Videos Right Away

If you can, document the area before leaving the scene. If you are injured and unable to do so, ask someone nearby to help. Photos and videos are powerful tools.

Be sure to capture:

  • The exact area where you fell

  • A close-up of the grease, soap, oil, or substance

  • Your shoes and clothing after the fall

  • A wide shot showing whether warning signs were posted

  • Contact information for any witnesses

  • Security cameras or nearby recording devices

This documentation can support your case and help your attorney prove that the property owner was negligent.

Understanding Liability in Arizona and California

Arizona and California both require property owners to keep their premises safe for visitors. That includes mopping spills promptly, posting visible warnings, and inspecting the area regularly. If an owner knew or should have known about a slippery substance and did nothing, they may be held legally responsible.

However, proving negligence requires strong, clear evidence—which is why preserving your clothing and documenting the scene are so important.

Why Hire Fielding Law

At Fielding Law, we understand how frustrating and overwhelming a slip and fall injury can be. You are dealing with pain, medical bills, and lost time—all because someone else failed to take proper care. Our team is here to help you rise together.

We treat each case with care, professionalism, and urgency. We are not a big, cold firm. We are focused on your recovery and your future.

Call 833.88.SHARK for a free consultation about your injuries. Contact Fielding Law today to speak with a slip and fall lawyer who will stand up for you.

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

September 30, 2025
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Injured at Tailgate Party?

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

The Fall season brings a sense of renewal and tradition as many head back to school. It is a time with familiar celebrations like the excitement of tailgate parties before college football games. With all the fun, it is important to stay mindful of your safety and understand who might be responsible if someone gets hurt. As grills, games, and gatherings increase, so does the risk of slip and falls, vehicle accidents, and alcohol related injuries.  

What is a Dram Shop? 

  • A dram shop is a business that sells alcohol and may be legally responsible if they serve someone who poses dangers to others after drinking. 

What are Social Host Laws? 

  • These laws hold the person hosting the tailgate responsible if they knowingly provide alcohol to underage guests or know about underage drinking on site. 

Common Misunderstandings of Tailgate Party Injury 

If you or a loved one is injured due to someone’s irresponsible drinking, many people assume the intoxicated individual is solely responsible. However, others — such as the bar, restaurant, or party host who served them — could also be legally responsible. You may be able to pursue a claim not just against the drunk individual, but also against the business or host who served them.  

Documenting the Scene 

After a tailgate party injury—as with all accidents— documenting the scene is essential. The details you write down shortly after the accident can make a significant difference in building a strong case. Here are a few things to document: 

  • Date and time of the incident  
  • Location of the tailgate  
  • The specific type of accident that occurred  
  • Description of all the non-visible injuries  
  • Photos of the visible injuries  
  • Who was involved, and if there were any witnesses  
  • The company or the name of the individual who was giving out the alcohol  

Why Hire Fielding Law 

Party, tailgating accidents can turn a sharp turn south when alcohol is involved. These situations can be overwhelming and confusing, especially when there are unanswered questions about who is liable. At Fielding Law, we understand the emotional toll an accident can take on a person. Our priority is to carry the legal burden so you can fully focus on healing. We are here to support you. Reach out to us for your free consultation today to see if you have a claim.  

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

September 16, 2025
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Living with Chronic Back Pain After a Fall

By Slip or Trip and Fall, Spinal Cord Injury

Understanding Back Injuries from Falls

A fall might seem minor at first, but its effects can be life-altering. In both Arizona and California, we regularly see clients who suffer from chronic back pain after a slip and fall — especially if it is due to hazardous conditions in public spaces. The spine is delicate, and even a seemingly small incident can lead to serious damage such as herniated discs, fractured vertebrae, or nerve impingement.

The Long-Term Impact of Chronic Pain

Chronic back pain is not just uncomfortable — it can be debilitating. Victims often struggle with basic mobility, loss of sleep, reduced ability to work, and a steep decline in quality of life. In some cases, chronic pain requires ongoing physical therapy, spinal injections, or even surgical intervention. These long-term needs place a significant financial and emotional burden on injured individuals and their families.

The Legal Path: Your Right to Compensation

If your back injury from a fall was due to another party’s negligence — such as a wet floor, broken staircase, or unsafe work environment — you may be eligible to pursue a personal injury claim. A successful claim can help cover:

  • Current and future medical expenses
  • Lost wages or diminished earning capacity
  • Pain and suffering
  • Ongoing care or assistive devices

Both Arizona and California recognize the right to pursue compensation in these situations, but strict deadlines and liability laws apply. That is why taking action quickly is crucial.

Why Hire Fielding Law

At Fielding Law, we understand that chronic back pain does not just affect your body — it affects your life. Our client-first approach ensures you feel supported every step of the way. We take the time to listen to your story, investigate the cause of your fall, and work with medical experts to build the strongest case possible.

From negotiation to trial, we fight for full compensation — not just for today, but for your future care as well. We also recommend having a dash cam if your fall occurred in a setting like a parking lot or work zone. Video evidence can be extremely valuable in proving fault.

Take the First Step Toward Relief

If you are living with chronic back pain from a fall, you do not have to navigate this journey alone. Contact Fielding Law or call 833.88.SHARK today. We are here to help you move forward with clarity, care, and confidence.

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

September 1, 2025
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Labor Day Safety Matters

By Bicycle Accident, Boating Accident, Burn Injury, Car Accident, Catastrophic Injury, Dog / Animal Bite, Pedestrian Accident, Personal Injury, Personal Watercraft (PWC) Accident, Slip or Trip and Fall, Wrongful Death

Injuries on Labor Day Weekend

Labor Day should be a time of rest and celebration. Families in California and Arizona often attend parades, host backyard barbecues, or travel for a last summer getaway. Unfortunately, holiday festivities can create dangerous conditions. When people act carelessly, serious accidents may occur. Labor Day safety is important, but if you were injured because someone else was negligent, you may need legal support.

Common Holiday-Related Accidents

Road Trips and Travel

Holiday weekends often bring heavier traffic. Distracted or impaired drivers increase the risk of serious car, truck, or motorcycle crashes.

Rideshare Accidents

With more people using services like Uber and Lyft during the holiday, rideshare accidents may occur. Victims can face complex insurance issues when injured as a passenger or in another vehicle.

Boating Accidents

Holiday weekends fill lakes and rivers with recreational boaters. Operator inexperience, intoxication, and overcrowded waterways often lead to serious boating collisions.

Personal Watercraft (PWC) Accidents

Jet skis and other PWCs are popular on long weekends. High speeds and reckless operation can cause severe injuries in collisions or ejections.

Parades and Public Gatherings

Large crowds can create unsafe conditions. Pedestrian accidents, trampling, or slip and fall injuries may happen when safety measures are not followed.

Barbecues and Backyard Parties

Premises liability accidents can occur at private gatherings. Guests may suffer burns, slip and fall injuries, or dog bites when property owners fail to provide a safe environment.

Firework Incidents

Fireworks are a tradition during Labor Day weekend. Mishandling them can cause severe burns, vision damage, or traumatic injuries.

Pools and Water Activities

Drownings and near-drowning accidents are a tragic risk at parties or community pools. Lack of supervision or safety equipment often contributes to these accidents.

Labor Day Safety Tips

Even with the risks, there are ways to reduce the chance of an accident.

Driving Safety

Use a designated driver, stay alert on the road, and allow extra time for traffic.

Hosting Safety

If you are hosting, secure walkways, monitor grills and fire pits, and provide a safe space for guests.

Firework and Pool Safety

Follow local firework regulations, supervise children near water, and require life jackets during boating or pool activities.

Why Hire Fielding Law

If your holiday weekend ended with an injury, you do not need to face the aftermath alone. Fielding Law is here to provide guidance, support, and advocacy. Our team listens to your story, investigates the cause of your accident, and works to hold the negligent party accountable. We understand the physical, emotional, and financial toll an injury brings, and we are committed to standing by your side.

Call 833.88.SHARK today for a free consultation with Fielding Law.

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

August 29, 2025
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Can AI Replace Lawyers?

By Assault, Bicycle Accident, Boating Accident, Brain Injury (TBI), Burn Injury, Bus Accident, Car Accident, Catastrophic Injury, Dog / Animal Bite, E-Bikes and E-Scooters, Motorcycle Accident, Pedestrian Accident, Personal Injury, Personal Watercraft (PWC) Accident, Premises Liability, Product Liability, Public Entity, Rideshare Accident, RV Accident, Sexual Assault & Abuse, Skate & Skateboarding Accident, Ski & Snowboard Accident, Slip or Trip and Fall, Spinal Cord Injury, Train Accident, Truck Accident, Wrongful Death

Can You Replace a Lawyer With AI?

Artificial intelligence tools like Chat GPT are gaining popularity. They can draft documents, explain legal concepts, and summarize laws. Some people now believe they can replace a lawyer with AI and handle legal issues on their own. This is misleading and risky. Legal cases require human advocacy, judgment, and compassion that AI cannot provide.

What AI Can and Cannot Do

AI Can:

  • Explain general legal ideas and procedures

  • Summarize statutes and regulations

  • Draft basic templates or documents

  • Suggest broad next steps

AI Cannot:

  • Provide personalized advice specific to your case

  • Investigate evidence or interview witnesses

  • Navigate complex California or Arizona laws

  • Represent you in court or negotiate with insurers

  • Offer strategy, empathy, or advocacy

Attempting to replace a lawyer with AI may result in missed deadlines, weak claims, or reduced compensation.

What Fielding Law Provides That AI Cannot

Personalized Legal Guidance

Our attorneys study every detail of your case and create strategies tailored to your circumstances.

Thorough Investigation

We gather evidence, interview witnesses, and build strong claims that AI tools cannot manage.

Negotiation and Advocacy

We handle insurance companies and opposing parties with proven negotiation skills and legal experience.

Courtroom Representation

If needed, we fight for you in court, file motions, and adjust strategies in real time.

Compassionate Support

We understand how stressful injuries are. Our team provides clear communication and empathy throughout the process.

Why Real Lawyers Matter

Legal representation requires strategy, adaptability, and human insight. Trying to replace a lawyer with AI leaves you without proper protection.

Why Hire Fielding Law

At Fielding Law, we combine experience, compassion, and skill to protect your rights. We fight for fair compensation and support clients every step of the way. Technology can assist, but it cannot replace a real lawyer.

Call 833.88.SHARK today for a Free Consultation and experience the difference of true legal advocacy.

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

August 29, 2025
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Why Preserving Evidence Matters

By Bicycle Accident, Personal Injury, Product Liability, Slip or Trip and Fall

Why Preserving Evidence Matters After an Injury

When you are injured due to someone else’s negligence, the details of what happened can disappear quickly. Cleanup crews may remove dangerous items. A store manager might mop up a spill. Or a friend might toss out a broken helmet thinking they are doing you a favor. That is why preserving evidence is one of the most important things you can do to protect your case.

Tangible items tell a powerful story. They can show what caused the accident, how the injury happened, and who may be at fault. Preserving evidence strengthens your ability to seek compensation and hold the responsible party accountable.

What to Save After an Accident

Every type of injury case is different, but some common examples of evidence to keep include:

Defective product claims:

  • The product itself, untouched and unrepaired

  • All packaging, warning labels, and instruction manuals

  • Your proof of purchase, such as receipts or online order confirmations

  • Clear photographs of the product and any visible damage

Bicycle accident claims:

  • The bicycle, even if it is completely destroyed

  • Helmet, gloves, or other damaged safety gear

  • Any video footage from cameras or nearby businesses

  • Clothing worn at the time, especially if torn or stained

Slip and fall cases:

  • The shoes you were wearing (do not clean or throw them away)

  • Photos of the location, including floor conditions, lighting, or signage

  • Any written reports made by store staff or property owners

  • Medical records that document your injuries

What to Avoid

It is easy to accidentally harm your claim without realizing it. Do not fix or replace damaged items before talking to a lawyer. Do not post photos or updates online that could be misinterpreted. And never send key items—like a broken product or piece of clothing—to the insurance company without legal guidance. Once evidence is lost or altered, it may be impossible to use it in your favor.

Why Hire Fielding Law

At Fielding Law, we understand that time matters in personal injury cases. Our legal team acts quickly to preserve evidence and secure expert analysis when needed. Whether your case involves a defective product, a bicycle accident, or a slip and fall injury, we are ready to build a strong claim on your behalf. From the very first call, we handle the legal stress so you can focus on healing.

If you or a loved one has been injured, call 833.88.SHARK or contact Fielding Law. Evidence fades, but with our help, your case will not.

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

August 29, 2025
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Can You File a Claim If You Were Injured at a Free Outdoor Movie?

By Car Accident, Dog / Animal Bite, Personal Injury, Slip or Trip and Fall

Outdoor movies offer a perfect blend of cinematic magic and the natural beauty of the outdoors, making them the ultimate summer activity for friends and family. However, it is important to note that accidents can happen unexpectedly, and even relaxing activities like these can come with certain risks. Just because an event is free does not mean the organizers are free from responsibility if an attendee gets hurt.

Possible Negligent Parties

When an outdoor movie injury occurs, responsibility often falls on those who planned, hosted, or maintained the event space. Potentially liable parties may include:

  • The Event Organizer – Typically, a private company or non-profit. They take on the important responsibility of planning the event, securing permits, coordinating vendors, arranging security, setting up equipment, and ensuring the safety of others. If they fail to take reasonable steps to prevent injury, they may be held liable.
  • The City or Municipality – If the event is held in a public park or city-managed location, the city or county may be partially responsible for maintaining the property. This includes lighting, landscaping, and repairing known hazards. However, when dealing with public entities, special rules apply. State and local governments are often protected by laws that limit when and how they can be sued. In Arizona and California, statutes such as the Arizona Notice of Claim statute or California’s Government Claims Act require specific procedures and tight deadlines. Failure to follow these rules can bar a claim entirely.

Common Negligence Scenarios

An outdoor movie injury can happen when safety is overlooked by event organizers, vendors, or property owners. Some of the most common causes of injury include:

  • Trip and Fall Hazards – Exposed electrical cords, uneven grass or pavement, and unmarked curbs can cause serious falls.
  • Insufficient Security – A lack of crowd control or security presence can increase the risk of altercations or other safety threats
  • Poor Lighting – Inadequate lighting around seating areas, walkways, and exits may lead to slips, trips, and other injuries.
  • Foodborne Illness – If food trucks or concession stands hired by the city or event organizer do not follow safety standards, guests may suffer food poisoning.
  • Dog Bites or Animal Attacks – Injuries from pets brought by audience members may be preventable with proper regulations and enforcement.
  • Sharp Objects in Grass – Debris, glass, or sharp hidden objects can injure barefoot guests or children playing on the lawn.
  • Parking Lot Accidents – Poorly lit or unmonitored parking zones increase the risk of pedestrian accidents and vehicle collisions.
  • Traffic Direction Failures – Lack of signage or staff can cause confusion, fender-benders, or even serious collisions.
  • Unsecured Equipment – Large screens, speakers, or projectors that are not properly secured may fall and cause injury.

Steps After an Outdoor Movie Injury

  • Seek Medical Attention – Even if the injury does not seem serious right now, it is still a good idea to see a doctor. Your health – both physical and emotional – matters and taking care of yourself should always come first.
  • Document the Scene – If you are able, take photos of the scene, and make note of your injuries, the weather conditions, and whether there were any warning signs present. It can also help to record the date, time, and exact location. All these details may feel a lot to take in, but they can be essential later as you begin to process what happened.
  • Find Out Who Is at Fault – Consult Fielding Law, and we can help you figure out the unknowns.
  • Contact Fielding Law at 833.88.SHARK – We are in your corner, ready to support you through the legal process so you can focus on healing. Our goal is to make your recovery as painless as possible.

Your Outdoor Movie Attorney

At Fielding Law, we understand that outdoor movies can be a hard situation to navigate. With our expertise guidance and compassionate approach, we will support you through every step of the legal process. Call us at 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.

August 20, 2025
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