If you’re looking for a healthier option with regard to a robust breakfast menu and a variety of sandwiches, then Panera Bread is the place to go. With over 2,500 outlets across the country, Panera prides itself in being able to offer healthy and affordable breakfast, lunch and anytime meal options for those of us that are looking to eat clean all year round. This store franchise is headquartered in the South, and it first opened its doors in 1980, with the first store being stationed in Boston. First started as a cookie shop, it went on to start selling bread, pastries, and then later on, sandwiches and soups. Whether you’re looking to carry-out, dine in or need catering needs met, Panera is your go-to fast-food restaurant. While Panera cares about the quality of its food as well as customer satisfaction, it doesn’t put in as much effort as it should when it comes to customer safety. Getting injured at a Panera bread location is a reality that some people will face, and these injuries can not only be expensive to treat, but they can also be life-changing. In such instances, you need the services of an experienced Panera bread injury attorney in order to recover compensation and retain justice.
Are you looking for a Panera bread injury lawyer? The experienced attorneys at McCready Law have over 90 YEARS of combined legal experience that we’d love to use on your case. Please call us NOW at (773) 825-3651 for your 100% FREE no-commitment legal consultation into all things personal injury. What’s more is that we work on contingency fee basis, and what this simply means is that we won’t charge you a CENT when we take on your case, and we will work on it to successful completion, and only levy our fees once we’ve recovered substantial compensation on your behalf. Wherever you are in the country, we can help, thanks to our network of experienced and friendly restaurant injury attorneys. Call us NOW at (773) 825-3651 to find out what your legal options are and the kind of compensation you may be able to recover if you got injured at any Panera bread outlet.
Here are some of the most common risks associated with Panera bread locations:
- Slipping and falling on hot soup left on the floor
- Slipping and falling on condiments such as ketchup on the floor
- Tripping and falling on carpeting that hasn’t been properly tacked down
- Getting injured due to stools and tables left on a foot path meant for customers
- Lack of a warning or caution sign on an area that is under repair or construction
Some of the injuries one can sustain at Panera bread include:
- Broken legs
- Spinal cord injury
- Fractures
- Laceration
- Shoulder injury
- Neck injury
- Hip injury
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It is important to note here you are owed what is called duty of care by the workers and management of Panera bread. That is to say, they are legally required to do what any other prudent individual would have done in their place in order to keep you safe at all times. Failure to do so may open up the outlet to litigation thanks to premises liability law. If you were injured at Panera, we’d love to hear from you. Please call our Panera bread injury attorneys NOW at (773) 825-3651 to learn more. Thanks, and we look forward to helping you.