Rental Injury Lawyer Gilroy, CA
Rental Injury Lawyer Gilroy, CA
Your Gilroy apartment or rental home may be more dangerous than you think. While some landlords are wonderful, taking pride in maintaining their property and ensuring their tenants are safe, others are only interested in collecting your rent check. Poor maintenance, structural weaknesses, or other fixable hazards can place your health and safety and that of your family at risk. If you or your loved one have been harmed in your rental unit, a Gilroy, CA, rental injury lawyer can help you demand justice.
As your attorneys, the legal team at Mitchell & Danoff Law Firm, Inc., can help answer questions about who may be liable for the harm, whether you can file a suit for damages against the landlord or property management company, and the value of your claim. You have extensive resources to build a strong claim, and you can learn more in a free consultation with our attorneys.
How Can A Gilroy Rental Injury Lawyer Protect Me?
Our mission is to help you secure the compensation you need to cover your medical care and help rebuild your life after your rental injury. We may also seek enough money to help you move to a safer place. When you sign a rental agreement in California for a house or apartment, you make certain agreements with the landlord or property management company. You pay a fair price for the unit, and they agree to ensure that the property is well-maintained and safe.
A California landlord’s responsibilities include providing habitable housing for tenants and properly maintaining the property so that tenants have access to adequate water, including hot water, protection from the elements, and proper heating and cooling. And if a resident makes a complaint about the condition of the unit or files a repair request, the property management company has the responsibility to rectify it within a reasonable amount of time. If they fail to uphold their responsibilities and you get hurt or develop a medical condition, they could be held legally liable for your harm.
That’s where we come in. We help you assert your rights as a tenant and hold negligent landlords accountable for the harm they caused. Our causes have extensive resources to investigate the defective unit, properly value your right to ensure it is treated fairly by the court system, and vigorously advocate for your interests—not the landlords’.
Potential Hazards In Rental Units
When an injury in a rental unit occurs, getting medical attention as soon as possible is important. This provides a paper trail linking your injury or medical condition to the defects in the rental unit. Then, contact a reliable rental injury attorney. Some of the most common cases our firm handles involve:
- Defective or not-to-code wiring
- Trip hazards in the walkways, such as hoses or cords, or other obstructions
- Uneven or missing stairs or an absence of railings on stairwells
- Broken tiles in a swimming pool or water that isn’t properly decontaminated
- Inadequate security that creates conditions where a break-in or assault could occur
- Poorly lit stairways or corridors
- Malfunctioning or missing smoke alarms
We can handle all these claims and more. Although you may hope that the landlord will pay for the harm they caused if they were negligent in maintaining the property, it’s unlikely that you will see a penny from them unless you contact a lawyer. That’s us—Mitchell & Danoff Law Firm, Inc. Contact us today for a free consultation with a Gilroy rental injury lawyer.
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Read DisclaimerFrequently Asked Questions
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Should I hire a lawyer for my personal injury case?
There are several reasons for hiring a lawyer to represent you in your personal injury claim, rather than representing yourself. 1.) It allows you to focus on your own recovery, rather than the complicated details of your case. 2.) By hiring a skilled personal injury attorney to research your case and represent you in court, your chances of success improve drastically.
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How long will my personal injury case take to resolve?
This number can vary from one case to another, depending on the details of your situation. A lawsuit can take anywhere from several months to several years to settle.
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What is the average settlement amount for a personal injury claim?
The average compensation amount for a personal injury case is anywhere from $3,000 to $75,000, depending on what type of damages you are pursuing.
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Does California put damage caps on claims for personal injury cases?
No, only Medical Malpractices cases have a cap. California Civil Code section 3333.2 sets a cap on the amount of non-economic damages (pain and suffering) that can be recovered in a medical malpractice case. The maximum amount that may be recovered is $250,000. All other Personal Injury cases are not subject to any cap.