Can I sue for injuries from abandoned electric scooters?

from Front Range Injury Attorneys podcast · host Adam Kielich

Can I sue for injuries from abandoned electric scooters? Read more: https://frontrangefirm.com/can-i-sue-for-injuries-from-abandoned-electric-scooters/ Denver electric scooter accident lawyers: Front Range Injury Attorneys 2590 Welton Street, Suite 200 Denver, Colorado 80205 Q23C+95 Denver, Colorado 720.826.4399 https://frontrangefirm.com Electric scooters are becoming an increasingly common scene on Colorado streets, sidewalks and bike lanes. Although some e-scooters are privately owned, most belong to rental companies like Bird and Lime. In Denver, Bird and Lime work in a partnership with the city to permit a large number of their scooters to occupy streets and sidewalks. Bird and Lime scooters can be rented through their respective apps for a fee. At the end of a user's ride, the electric scooter is left at the destination where another user may rent it. Or it may sit until a company operative picks it up for charging and placement at an appropriate setting. But what happens when electric scooters are abandoned in unsafe locations? They can cause injuries to pedestrians, other scooter riders, bicyclists, motorcycle riders and car drivers. If you have been injured by an abandoned electric scooter, contact our Denver scooter accident lawyers for a free case review.