Helping People Injured by Dangerous Automatic Doors
Were you injured when an automatic door closed on you and knocked you down or pinned you against a wall? Are you unsure who is legally responsible for injuries and how to obtain compensation for them?
The experienced trial lawyer at the law firm of Rob McKinney, Attorney at Law helps people with automatic door injuries pursue claims for fair compensation from the responsible parties. Contact us to arrange for a free case evaluation. We charge no fees unless you are compensated.
Insisting on Respect for People's Safety
Automatic doors are convenient for some people but dangerous for others. When someone uses a walker or wheelchair or is unable to move quickly, some automatic doors can slam shut on that person, causing serious injuries.
Automatic door injuries can be prevented when doors are designed to detect people and avoid closing on them, or when adequate warnings and alternative entrances are provided.
If you have been injured by a defective automatic door, you may be entitled to compensation for your damages, including your medical expenses, lost wages, and pain and suffering.
Identifying Possible Sources of Liability
Whether your automatic door injury occurred in a private business, a government office or any other type of building, you may have a right under Tennessee law to make a claim for damages.
Depending on the details of your case, you may have a claim for premises liability — the property owner's negligence toward the safety of visitors — and/or product liability — the failure of the automatic door's manufacturer or distributor to make the door safe for its anticipated users.
We have the legal knowledge and experience to sort out the issues involved in your case and determine available courses of action. Contact our law firm to discuss how we can help you as you recover from your automatic door injuries.
