Injuries to bystanders

We serve bystander injury victims

A bystander may sustain a physical injury, such as when a swimmer is struck by a water skier who has lost control. The injury may be emotional. For example, a witness sees someone trapped in a burning car after a collision with a truck. An emotional injury is particularly damaging to a child bystander who witnesses an accident involving a close family member caused by negligence.

Property owners or event organizers who can reasonably expect crowds to gather at a certain location have an obligation to ensure that safety measures are in place. This may include appropriate fencing or demarcation of pedestrian walkways.

A bystander injury was not part of your plan. Now, you need a plan to take back control of your life. Call today.

Every bystander injury victim has the right to see that the law is applied fairly to all, not only to big companies with their own legal teams or to insurance companies. At the Law Offices of James Morris, we will be honest with you about your case, your legal options, and how we can help. Contact us today, in full confidentiality. Call (800) 477-9044. Your initial consultation is free. And if we do take your case, we don't get paid unless you win. The client may be responsible for disbursements advanced on the case.