San Diego Woman Seriously Injured After Falling from Encinitas Bluff
An unidentified woman in her 20s is currently in critical condition after falling nearly 100 feet down a cliff. The woman was a house guest at a blufftop home in Encinitas when she took the fall around 11 p.m., which left her with serious trauma to her back and head. The injury was reported as happening at a home on Neptune Avenue near Roseta Street, according to Encinitas Marine Safety Captain Larry Giles.
The woman suffering the San Diego County fall injury had been in a hot tub before she got out and walked to a hammock in the back yard, however took a few steps too far and slipped off the cliff and ended up on the beach, about a half-mile north of Moonlight Beach. Alcohol was involved with her incident. When rescuers arrived she had no mobility and could not feel her lower extremities. She was taken by helicopter to a La Jolla hospital. To read more about this San Diego premises liability accident, read this SignOnSanDiego.com story.
While circumstances vary, we all have a right to remain safe on certain premises where we attend functions or try to have a good time, and those hosting have a responsibility to keep us from harm's way as far as they are reasonably able to. We also have a right to pursue action if life altering events harm or injure us in situations such as these.
If you or anyone you know has been injured or killed in a San Diego premises liability accident, please contact San Diego premises liability lawyer Ross Jurewitz and the San Diego injury attorneys at the Jurewitz Law Group at (619) 233-5020. You may also contact these San Diego accident lawyers online here.
