How is a personal injury case of a child who fractured his pelvic in a water meter hole?
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How is a personal injury case of a child who fractured his pelvic in a water meter hole?
Asked on April 2, 2009 under Personal Injury, District of Columbia
Answers:
MD, Member, California Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 15 years ago | Contributor
Truly not sure what you are asking. But I will give it a shot. How old is the child? Depending on the age, the child and circumstances, the child may be entirely or partially negligent or not at all. How did the child get to the water meter hole? Where was the child's parents/supervision? Who made the water metere hole? An act of God, an accident caused by non government employee/entity? Were there barricades placed/precaution taken to prevent individuals from entering/accessing this hole?
If you are worried if the child has a case, then check with local counsel. Try attorneypages.com.
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