Berkeley – Moore v. The Hot Tubs of Berkeley

Berkeley – Moore v. The Hot Tubs of Berkeley

Slip and Fall

Mr. Moore suffered a mild traumatic brain injury after slipping and hitting his head on a concrete floor while in the process of exiting a hot tub at a private bathing facility. Suffering from both cognitive and emotional deficits, and sensitivity to light, Mr. Moore was virtually housebound as he treated for his injuries. Though Mr. Moore had signed a waiver upon entering the facility, Heinrich Law was able to establish that the dangerous condition created by the facility’s employees rendered the waiver ineffective.