Public Entity Lawsuit
A Public Entity, such as a City, County, or the State can be
sued under a number of different theories. Those theories can be dangerous conditions, such as a bad side walk, a poor road, failure to warn of a dangerous conditions, negligence, and many others. There are very short time notice requirements that must be met with when you are dealing with a pubic entity, and thus it is even more important that you discuss your case with an attorney very early. Sometimes it is not known right away whether or not a
public entity is involved, or perhaps responsible for your accident.
- Dangerous Parks
- Defective or dangerous roads
- Dangerous sidewalks
- Negligent public employee drivers
- Dangerous condition
- Road design
- Employee negligence

If you or a loved one has been seriously injured and suspect public entity negligence, contact The Law Firm of Rivers J. Morrell III to evaluate your case. There is no fee for a consultation with Rivers Morrell, an experienced California personal injury attorney with outstanding credentials and knowledgeable in fighting premises liability and public entity cases with city, county, and state.
Contact us for a Free Consultation
Personal Injury Attorney Awarded Super Lawyer 6th Consecutive Year
Rivers J. Morrell III of The Law Firm of Rivers J. Morrell III has been named by California Super Lawyers magazine as one of the top attorneys in California for 2012.
Personal Injury Newsletter – August 2011
In Howell vs. Hamilton Meats, the Supreme Court held that an injured party could not recover the amount of the medical bills that were billed, only the amount that was paid.
Surviving the Signed Releases and Waivers from Liability
Have you signed a Waiver or Release of Liability? What if you have an accident? Do you have legal recourse if there is gross negligence or code violations?









