D.C. Public Transportation Injury Lawyer: Filing a WMATA Claim

Injured on a Metrobus, Metrorail, or WMATA property in Washington, D.C.? You’re not alone—thousands of commuters face public transportation injuries each year due to preventable accidents.

Injured on a Metrobus, Metrorail, or WMATA property in Washington, D.C.? You’re not alone thousands of commuters face public transportation injuries each year due to preventable accidents. At The Roeser Law Firm, our experienced D.C. public transportation injury lawyers help victims secure compensation for medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering. This guide explains…

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Elevator and Escalator Injuries in Washington D.C.: Your Legal Options

Elevators and escalators fuel Washington D.C.’s vibrant urban pulse, connecting office towers, Metro stations, and hubs like CityCenterDC. However, when these systems crash, injuries can devastate your health and finances, leaving you in need of a D.C. personal injury lawyer.

Elevators and escalators fuel Washington D.C.’s vibrant urban pulse, connecting office towers, Metro stations, and hubs like CityCenterDC. However, when these systems crash, injuries can devastate your health and finances, leaving you in need of a D.C. personal injury lawyer. At The Roeser Law Firm, our experienced D.C. personal injury lawyers fight to secure the…

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Premises Liability in Washington, D.C.

In the United States, premises liability is a legal doctrine that says a property owner is obligated to keep their property hazard-free and safe for visitors. It is important to have a firm grasp of premises liability if you’ve been hurt on another’s property.

In personal injury cases, there is always a period of time within which you must file for your case to be heard by the court. This is called the statute of limitations. The extent of the statute of limitations in Washington, D.C. is three years. The same limitation exists in Maryland. In the event that the person attempts to file after the three-year period has expired, the court will not hear the case. Note that the three-year period begins after the date the accident happens or the date the person realizes the extent of the injury.

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Five Steps to Take After a Slip and Fall Accident

Damages from a slip and fall accident include your physical injuries. They also include financial losses, such as medical bills and lost wages. Slips, trips, and falls are some of the most common causes of personal injury. A fall can occur anywhere. You can experience a slip and fall accident while you are shopping, enjoying…

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