so you had to make a true effort to go over, under, or around the barrier, right? It’s nkt like it was merely a curb or a sign that may have been easily overlooked, right? I mean, you had to walk up to it and when it prevented you from going further you had to have thought; there is a barrier in my way. How do i circumvent the intent somebody would have installed such a barrier so I can go do something the barrier might have actually been placed there to prevent.
I got it. You were a hurdleri in school on the track team, right? You saw it as a hurdle rather than a barrier and what does one do with hurdles..
Nah, that couldn’t be it. Hurdlers land on their feet but you landed on your head. Maybe you were a high jumper and figured the Fosbury flop was the proper technique.
Well, if that was the case; you were negligent because when properly performing the Fosbury flop, you don’t land on your head.
Seriously dude, if you are serious about attempting to lay any legal blame on the bar and attempt to recieve any money, it’s time to find a lawyer. You have 4 years from the date of the incident (I intentionally did not use the word accident since your act was intentional, which places even more of the share of negligence on your shoulders), to file suit. That means time you have about three years before you lose any opportunity to sue to recover anything. Sometimes one loses track of time and before you know it, it’s gone. Be careful of the clock
