Injury sustained at the BEACON HOTEL (Washington, DC)

Case Details Injury sustained while in a hotel room Date posted: 08/15/2022 Expiration date: 09/24/2022 (extend) Status: Active Attorney views: 0 Total responses: 0 New responses: 0 Legal assistance needed in: Washington District of Columbia 20001 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA County Legal categories: Dangerous Property or Buildings, Personal Injury Case Summary: Injury sustained while in a hotel room The ambient temperature of my hotel room was about 89.1 Fahrenheit. The heat contributed to slight incoherence. While trying to move the shower curtain, I naturally leaned down, and hit my head hard on the towel rack, which was mounted in the back on the bathroom door. Please, initially, communicate via email or text until we can setup a phone call. Thanks, Robert Thomas Additional Information by Category Dangerous Property or Buildings I am seeking legal assistance to: Make a claim for an injury The claimed injury occurred on this date: 09/09/2022 The claimed injury occurred at this location: BEACON HOTEL 1615 Rhode Island Ave NW, Washington, DC 20036, USA The claimed nature of injuries is: Headaches Nausea Difficulty sleeping Cuts and bruises The injured party believes they have insurance that will cover this injury: Yes The injured party believes that the other party has insurance that will cover this injury: Yes There are witnesses to the injury whose names the injured party knows or will know soon: Yes. Number of witnesses: 2 The status of medical treatment is: No treatment yet The medical costs to date are approximately: There are no medical costs Occupation: Software Engineer The injured party missed this time from work or will likely miss this time from work because of the injury: No work missed Amount of lost work income to date is: I don't know Your Age: 61 Current status of the claim is: No action taken yet How well do you understand your legal situation or issue? Please select the statement that best applies to your situation: I have a couple of questions. Personal Injury Was there a prior injury at the same part of the body?: No