GENERAL INFORMATION
Cubbon &
Associates handles claims involving general liability or negligence in all
sorts of diverse areas. If you have been injured by the negligence of
another, contact us for an evaluation of whether we can help.
We have
successfully represented clients in the past on claims involving:
STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS
Generally, the statute of limitations for most general liability claims is
two years from the date of incident. There are many exceptions, and in
some cases, the statute of limitations is one year from the date of
incident. You should rely on the personal advice of an attorney in
determining the appropriate statute of limitations for all potential
claims. The scope of this informational page cannot include all unique
circumstances which an attorney will consider in determining the
appropriate statute of limitations and is not intended to do so.
Call us and we will be happy to
discuss the statute of limitations that applies to your case.
FAQ's
I fell at
my neighbor's home; can I sue?
Maybe.
Maybe not. Many factors must be considered? How did the fall occur? Was
there a defect at your neighbor's home that caused the fall? Was your
neighbor aware of the problem? Were you aware of the problem?
What should
I do if I get hurt?
First,
get necessary medical attention. Once you are able, and as soon as you
are able, document what caused you to be injured. Take photographs if
appropriate. Make simple notes including witnesses names, addresses and
telephone numbers. Contact us as soon as you can so we can gather and
preserve evidence.