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When Can an E-Scooter Company Be Liable for Injuries?

Electric scooters, or e-scooters, have exploded into the limelight with rentable scooter companies such as Lime, Bird, Spin and Scoot depositing hundreds of thousands of the vehicles in major metropolitan locations around the world. With many e-scooter riders hopping on for the very first time, however, these vehicles can prove dangerous. Inexperienced riders and...

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New Washington D.C. Law Makes it Easier To Sue for E-Scooter Injuries

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When Can I Sue for an E-Scooter Accident?

Electric scooters have replaced walking and biking for many people in major cities around the world. With dozens of scooters available on-demand for low prices locally, it is no surprise ridership has skyrocketed since the debut of rentable dockless e-scooters. Yet many organizations have expressed concerns over the safety of e-scooters, especially as...

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What Happens if I Get Hit By a Car on an E-Scooter in DC?

Over the last few years, tens of thousands of dockless electric scooters have poured into Washington, D.C. from seven different companies: Bird, Lime, Spin, Lyft, Skip, Jump and Bolt. Three additional companies (Hopr, Razor and Ridecell) have received conditional approval to start operating in the city in 2019. E-scooters can be a convenient and cost-effective...

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How to Avoid an E-Scooter Accident

Electric scooters entered the scene several years ago, though recently a boom in e-scooter usage has swept the country. Several companies, like Bird and Lime, have capitalized on this trend by introducing dockless scooters that many cities have adapted into a form of public...

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