QUESTION
What is an open ended case? How does it work? I fell off a moving bus in Newport, RI.
Asked on Sep 29th, 2013 on Personal Injury - New Jersey
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The trolley bus that I was on moved forward and I lost my footing and grip on the metal bar. I fell backward through the closed glass doors and into the street. Then, the bus ran over my feet. What should I do?
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You really need to contact a Rhode Island lawyer who does personal injury work. I think the question in the case will be whether accepted standards of care required the back doors to hold when you fell against them. Whichever Rhode Island lawyer you hire, if you need an expert on bus operations, the go to guy is Ned Einstein, with Transportation Altneratives. If you google him you should find him.
Good luck.
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Answered on Sep 30th, 2013 at 11:36 AM