Q: Can i do a law suit when i fell at mcdonald's a few years back now i have back problems and need injections every year?
The manager had told me thing were going to be fine and to go to a chiropractor and do physical therapy but now i have to get injected every year to help the pain i have cause of a fracture i had in my back that i had barely found out about a year or two ago mcdonald's never wanted to take blame for not closing the playground or even put a sign on a rainy day and thats how i slipped and fell on the stairs and have back damage
A: The statute of limitations for injury claims in Colorado is two years. It may be longer if you were under 18 at the time, but if you were older it would be two years. Why not call an attorney who handles fall cases to see? Many give free consultations.
Brian Michael Bradford agrees with this answer
A: The answer to your question will depend on the specifics of your case, including how old you were at the time and what state you live in. I would suggest contacting an attorney where you live or in the state where you were injured. Best of luck!
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