Sentences with phrase «courts by a pedestrian»

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Showers: no Lifeguards: yes, seasonally during daylight hours Bike / Pedestrian Path: no Bikeshare Hub: yes Fire Pits: no Volleyball Courts: no Playground: At Bayshore Park near 54th Place Gymnastics Equipment: no Food: seasonally at the Kayak Cafe by Alfredo's Beach Club near the kayak concession Picnic Facilities: no

If a driver is unmindful or unobservant, does not obey designated speed limits, refuses to surrender the right of way to the pedestrian at clearly posted walking zones, does not acknowledge stop lights, stop signs, etc., will not use their turn signal, does not take weather or traffic conditions into account, is operating their vehicle while intoxicated by drugs or alcohol and does not take special precautions to protect the safety of children, they are considered by the court system to be legally negligent.

In almost every case, a pedestrian hit by a motor vehicle has the legal right to file a claim or lawsuit in Providence or Newport Superior Court for compensation against the driver at fault for the RI accident.

Reasons for judgement were released today by the BC Supreme Court, New Westminster Registry assessing damages for numerous injuries sustained by a pedestrian struck by a vehicle.

Reasons for judgement were released today by the BC Supreme Court, Vancouver Registry, ordering ICBC to pay $ 350,000 in punitive damages for malicious prosecution following assertions that the Plaintiff acted fraudulently following a pedestrian collision.

Mr. McMillan has recently secured large monetary awards for his clients in all different types of car accident cases in the Westchester County, New York and Connecticut Courts, including for example cases in which walking pedestrians have been knocked down by intoxicated motorists (Mamaroneck); cases involving teenagers improperly texting at the time of the accident (White Plains); and in cases in which motorists have driven recklessly or failed to maintain a proper speed thereby causing the accident (Stamford, Connecticut).

For example, if a driver fails to follow the speed limit or sends text messages while driving and causes a car accident, he or she may be held financially liable in court for any injuries sustained by other drivers or pedestrians.

The Massachusetts Appeals Court reversed, declaring that by effectively reserving the pedestrian path easement for «all» of the developers» remaining land, that reservation carried with it the subsidiary rights of a pedestrian easement over the subdivision road and the right to use the beach for normal beach purposes.

Reasons for judgement were released yesterday by the BC Supreme Court considering whether a pedestrian involved in a collision was at fault for not being visible enough to the motorist.

Obtained summary judgment on a claim advanced by a pedestrian who was injured after tripping on a bicycle rack with the Court finding that there was no evidence that the bike rack posted a hidden or unusual danger.

Reasons for judgement were released last week by the BC Supreme Court, Vancouver Registry, dealing with fault for a collision involving a jaywalking pedestrian.

If an injured pedestrian can establish each of these elements by a preponderance of the evidence (meaning that more than 50 % of the evidence favors his or her case), he or she will win the lawsuit and will be awarded money by the court.