Slip and Fall at Days Inn? Our Lawyers Can Help
Days Inn is a hotel chain that has its headquarters in the United States, and is currently a part of the Wyndham Hotel, which is based in Parsippany, New Jersey. The hotel chain has locations worldwide. Due to its high volume of guests, in all probability, hotel staff may overlook the spills that occur and that can result in slip and fall accidents by hotel guests. Days Inn employees have a duty to ensure the safety of its guests, and to take steps to prevent any accidents from occurring on the premises. If you were injured at Days Inn due to the negligence of its staff, call the personal injury attorneys at MyPhillyLawyer at (215) 789-9346.
What Type Injuries Have Days Inn Guests Suffered?
Most slip and fall accidents at Days Inn have not resulted in serious or critical injuries. However, there are times when guests fall and, as a result, suffer injury. For instance, guests may slip, trip and fall due to worn carpeting that was not repaired or replaced. They may also slip, trip and fall because of various obstacles in the hallway, which hotel staff failed to remove.
If you suffered a serious injury while staying at Days Inn due to the negligent acts of its employees, you may be able to pursue a personal injury lawsuit against the hotel. You may be able to secure damages for your injury.
Among the common kinds of injuries that people sustain in slip and fall accidents are:
- Leg sprain
- Neck injury
- Concussion
- Broken bones
If you have suffered these or other slip and fall injuries at Days Inn, you may be eligible to receive compensation. This compensation is very much like that of other personal injury lawsuits, and could include:
- Medical expenses
- Lost earnings
- Loss of companionship
- Pain and suffering
What to do After a Slip and Fall Accident at Days Inn
1. Consult a medical professional right away.
2. Do not sign any forms from Days Inn management or anyone acting on their behalf, including their lawyers and insurance company representatives, until you have talked with an attorney.
3. Do not initiate a claim against them on your own. Call MyPhillyLawyer, and have a skilled personal injury attorney represent you.
