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City faces yet another damaged sidewalk lawsuit
Lawsuit comes two months after $4.85 million payout for similar fall
Accident site just south of El Cajon Boulevard on College Avenue,
Just over two months after the City of San Diego agreed to pay a cyclist $4.85 million for injuries suffered from hitting a damaged sidewalk, comes a similar lawsuit.
On May 4, Van Nguyen filed a lawsuit against the City of San Diego for damages he suffered after falling from his bike while riding on a sidewalk along College Avenue, just three miles from where Clifford Brown fell from his bike resulting in the $4.85 million payout.
According to the claim, Nguyen was riding his bike on the sidewalk in San Diego's El Cerrito neighborhood, just south of El Cajon Boulevard on College Avenue, when he rode over a raised portion of sidewalk, ejecting him from his bike and resulting in injuries.
"A condition on the property created an unreasonable risk of harm," reads the May 4 complaint, one the city, adds the complaint, "knew, or, through the exercise of reasonable care, should have known about."
Nguyen is asking for damages, in excess of $25,000, for lost wages, medical expenses, as well as general damages caused by the fall.
An attorney for Nguyen did not respond to a request for comment.
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City faces yet another damaged sidewalk lawsuit
Lawsuit comes two months after $4.85 million payout for similar fall
City faces yet another damaged sidewalk lawsuit
Lawsuit comes two months after $4.85 million payout for similar fall
Accident site just south of El Cajon Boulevard on College Avenue,
Just over two months after the City of San Diego agreed to pay a cyclist $4.85 million for injuries suffered from hitting a damaged sidewalk, comes a similar lawsuit.
On May 4, Van Nguyen filed a lawsuit against the City of San Diego for damages he suffered after falling from his bike while riding on a sidewalk along College Avenue, just three miles from where Clifford Brown fell from his bike resulting in the $4.85 million payout.
According to the claim, Nguyen was riding his bike on the sidewalk in San Diego's El Cerrito neighborhood, just south of El Cajon Boulevard on College Avenue, when he rode over a raised portion of sidewalk, ejecting him from his bike and resulting in injuries.
"A condition on the property created an unreasonable risk of harm," reads the May 4 complaint, one the city, adds the complaint, "knew, or, through the exercise of reasonable care, should have known about."
Nguyen is asking for damages, in excess of $25,000, for lost wages, medical expenses, as well as general damages caused by the fall.
An attorney for Nguyen did not respond to a request for comment.
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